The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, February 23, 2005

Of smokestacks and human gods
Chandrapur is Maharashtra's coal town, with mounds of fly ash stacked all over the place. The 2,000-MW pit-head power plant of the State Electricity Board breathes smoke 24 hours — though that does not prevent prolonged power cuts in the area. More

CINEMA

Bollywood films fail to rake in box-office moolah
THE year 2005 is yet to see a box-office blazer from the Hindi film industry. Trade enquiries revealed that none of the films released in 2005 have been able to achieve a pan-Indian success on their theatrical circuit, though they are bound to ... More

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