The Hindu Business Line : Friday, April 29, 2005

Warmth of a Chinese Sun
Bodh Gaya with its Bodhi Tree is the beginning and end of a search and the poetry of the place works on Sun, who is not a Buddhist not being convinced of karma and rebirth. More

PETROLEUM

On the many numbers that Mani crunched
PETROL and diesel price hikes have ceased to elicit any great curiosity from the common people. There used to be a time when we used to line up at the petrol bunk to fill the fuel tanks ahead of price hikes, all to save a few rupees. Not any ... More

LIFESTYLE

Fit is big hit
The wellness industry is conscious of health as never before; promoting it with a holistic approach that stresses health-promoting food, exercise and the right lifestyle. Check if your priority is `getting fit,' and not `fitting into a pair of j eans.' More

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Reverse repo rate hike — PDs nervous, seek safety net

'No velvet glove to big defaulters'

`$500-mark for gold no longer a fancy'

Time-of-day power tariffs on the anvil

Traditional items boost export growth in April-Jan

Tea exports from South rise in 2004

Bharti Tele-Ventures Q4 net rises 44 pc

Leyland turnover crosses $1 b; net up 40 pc

In Focus

BHEL Disinvestment