The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 07, 2005

On brass monkeys and dead horses
UP there, temperatures run high on the election thermometer, but mercury is fairly at a low altitude. Instead of shivering to mumble, "Too chilly," you may say the weather is enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey. Before you twitch your ... More

LIFESTYLE

When band talks to hand...
You shake hands with a friend, all the while trying desperately to recall his or her name. Relax, help is at hand, or rather on your hand. More

EVENTS

Gift a health package this Valentine Day
HEALTH has stepped into the domain of romance as well, with health packages being on offer this Valentine's Day on February 14. Mumbai-based Hiranandani Hospital has introduced a health package that can be gifted to a loved one, on Valentine's ... More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Shades of culture
Varanattu Sankara Narayana Kurup is a living tradition. As a `kalamezhuthu' artist, he combines a tradition soaked in rituals with artistic talents. `Kalamezhuthu' uses only natural colours, rice and turmeric powders. Here he is engaged in ... More

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