The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 09, 2004

WILDLIFE
Quiet moments
These caged parrots on the roadside are left in peace as the normally busy Swaraj Round in Thrissur is unusually quiet on Monday due to the hartal called by the BJP to protest the recent hike in prices of petroleum ... More

POLITICS
Sound anguish
Activists of the CPI(M) Delhi State Committee demonstrating in the Capital on Monday against the price hike in petroleum products and LPG in the Capital.

EDUCATION
For Children, From Children
School children with Bollywood's `alien' Jadoo and Ronald McDonald in Mumbai at the launch of McDonald's `World Children's Week'. Customers can `Pick a Pencil' for Rs 5 at McDonald's restaurants in Mumbai, Pune and Gujarat. The pencil has been ... More

TRADE & LABOUR UNIONS
Show of strength
More than a lakh teachers took out a procession from Afzalgunj to Domalguda in Hyderabad on Monday, to press their demands.

SHOPPING
Festive push
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ARTS & CRAFTS
Festive touch
An aged potter gives final touches to diyas (earthen lamps) in Visakhapatnam on Monday.

TRENDS
Shall we air our ire to Aiyar?
Runaway petrol and LPG prices — what are the alternatives? More

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