The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, November 25, 2004

CLIMATE & WEATHER
Clear vision of new season
As winter sets in, a boat carrying sand makes it through heavy morning fog on the Hooghly in Kolkata on Wednesday.

LIFESTYLE
Of workplace goodbyes
IT is celebration moment every time a motorman or guard retires from the Western Railway. Early in the morning, as the office crowds drop out from trains on to platforms and push their way to their Nariman Point offices, the railway officials ... More

CINEMA
Kala Academy gets facelift for Goa film festival
PANAJI'S Kala Academy, which is the main venue for the 35th International Film Festival of India, was remodelled to meet the programmatic requirements from the interior to exterior. Designed by well-known architect Charles Correa, the Academy ... More

Paranjpe's new film aims to teach kids a `green lesson'
SHARAD Pawar recently took time off from politics to pick up a broom and do some cleaning up around him. Surprised? But then, that is exactly what film maker Sai Paranjpe, always known for her out-of-the-box style, wanted for the promo of her ... More

PEOPLE
Tributes to `Sir Rajen'
THE Bengal National Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BNCCI) today paid rich tributes to the industrialist R.N. Mukherjee, better known as `Sir Rajen', on the occasion of his 150th birth anniversary. Mr S.N. Nundy, President of BNCCI, who ... More

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