The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, October 14, 2006

LIFESTYLE
Dal-roti minus the dal?
The ban on export of lentils and pulses has had its repercussions in NRI kitchens and Indian restaurants in the US. But there will be no compromise in the cuisine, even if it means spending more. More

HANDLOOM
Robust yarn
A SCENE FROM a cotton-sheet weaving unit near Kannoor in Kerala. Cotton plays a key role in the national economy by generating employment for about 60 million people directly and indirectly in the agricultural and industrial sectors. ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
MTNL all set to launch IPTV in Delhi, Mumbai
Ties up with Aksh Optic Fibre to offer services More

Versant spots online gaming as new vertical
More R&D at Hamburg, Pune centres More

Sudoku
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SOCIETY & DEVELOPMENT
For a noble cause
MCDONALD'S PROMO: Ms Renuka Choudhury, Women and Child Welfare Minister, and Mr Vikram Bakshi (centre) Managing Director, McDonald's India, with the visually and economical challenged child at the launch of "Each One Contribute One" promotion ... More

PEOPLE
Tiny loans, big dividend
As far back as 1998, when I had gone to Dhaka to interview Prof Muhammad Yunus of Grameen Bank, almost everybody in Dhaka expected their national icon to win the Nobel Prize. Yunus was a celebrity and one had gone to the interview wondering ... More

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