The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, February 23, 2006

Capote: The two sides of writing
"HOT islands and buried gold, diving deep in fire-blue seas towards sunken treasure — such dreams were gone. Gone, too, was `Perry O'Parsons,' the name invented for the singing sensation of stage and screen that he had half-seriously ... More

EVENTS

Love in India
Here's a heartfelt appeal to Indianise Valentine's Day commercialisation. More

Relics of another era
Ceremonial wooden horses known as `desakuthira' being taken out in procession at Machad Mamangam, one of the major festivals of Valluvanand, near Thrissur on Tuesday. The Panangattukara-Kallampara desam led the ... More

SPORTS

Daggers drawn
`Kalaripayattu' practioners in action at a basket ball pitch at the college-level competition in Thiruvananthapuram recently.

TRENDS

Greying Kerala
The State has the largest number of elderly people as compared to other States. As per the expert committee headed by the Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India, the elderly (60-plus) accounts for 10.84 per cent and the average life ... More

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