The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 10, 2005

Watch out...
Every time you are tempted to use TV as your babysitter, remember that the child watches more than just her favourite show... commercials weave their subtle web around her. More

POLITICS

Is he a secular bull or bear?
DUST seemed to have settled on what the role of the Opposition should be after one was witness to the routine walkouts during the last session of Parliament. But the Advani matter has stirred up everything, waking up sleepy politicians and ... More

GENDER

She took on the copra mafia
Isobelle Gidley has taken on Vanuatu's copra mafia, organised 60,000 people into a co-operative initiative, and is working to improve the lives of the country's indigenous population. More

SHOPPING

Welcome guest
A cartoon character encouraging visitors to drop in to an exhibitor's stall at the five-day Metroplus Lifestyle Show-2005 organised by the Hindu Group of Publications at the Chennai Trade ... More

TRENDS

Monsoon special
(Above) Hordes of dead fish were found floating in Chempakkara Canal in Kochi on Thursday and (below) A boy displays his day's catch in Thiruvananthapuram on Thursday. As rough seas do not allow fishermen to venture out, they draft their children ... More

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