The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 08, 2006

PHOTOGRAPHIC & ALLIED PRODUCTS
`Earth Heroes' bag ABN-Amro awards
ABN-Amro Bank has sanctioned a Rs 80-lakh grant for rehabilitating the displaced tribals of Melghat and will work with the micro-finance institution BASIX. The bank will also set up a 500-member `green task force' among its employees through a ... More

CINEMA
Animation film festival
The KINFRA Film and Video Park, Thiruvananthapuram, and the Kerala Chalachitra Academy are organising an animation film festival in the city from Saturday. The animation film festival, which is being held as part of the ... More

EVENTS
New year's here
UPBEAT ON SALES: A calendar outlet in Kolkata on Thursday. As the city is a major market for calendars in East India, the traders here make brisk business every season and are upbeat this time too. The prices of the calendars range from Rs 300 to ... More

WORK LIFE
Together we care
Many homes rethink the traditional roles of husband and wife. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
An animated yes
A Hyderabad-based animation studio wants to stay true to originality. More

ICICI Bank loan for Xbox purchase
ICICI Bank has said it will provide an EMI option for the purchase of Microsoft Xbox 360 products from designated Microsoft dealers. The ICICI Bank credit card holders can now make an initial payment of Rs 899 and pay Rs 3270 ... More

Sudoku
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SPORTS
Bowled over
Here is one more to gladden the hearts of Sourav Ganguly fans. His return to the Indian test cricket side has not only spawned numerous headlines and TV footage, even the London School of Economics (LSE) has taken note of it. In the capital this ... More

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