The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, December 10, 2006

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
GREEK DIARY
Where Nargis is in, Aishwarya unknown
During a recent visit to Athens and other smaller towns such as Sparta, Delphi, Kalamata and Githio, one had the opportunity to interact with many farmers working in their olive groves, where the harvesting is on at present. This is a passionate ... More

MUSIC & DANCE
`Poor enforcement affecting protection of copyrights'
Ribeiro favours involvement of HRD Ministry in the process More

TOURISM
On heritage mission
RAIL TRANSPORT lovers from abroad are having a feel of the 125-year old tram service in Kolkata on Saturday. The group of 43 comprises members from Australia, Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the US. With the help of the ... More

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