The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, May 12, 2007

CHILDREN & PARENTING
Bleak scene
A YOUNG BOY enjoys the last rays of the sun at suburban Kochi. A study conducted by the Union Ministry of Women and Child Welfare reveals child abuse to be quite common in India, and a large portion of the child population remains neglected and ... More

EVENTS
Bengal Shelter's mega book mall project attracts large publishers
Kolkata's love affair with books is stuff made of legend, and bookshops in the lanes and bylanes of College Street in the vicinity of Calcutta University hold a special charm for all Kolkatans. While the motley College Street bookshops will ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
Sudoku
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SPORTS
Cricinfo in talks with mobile phone cos to tap new markets
India accounts for 3.75 million visitors to the portal More

Nimbus plea on cricket series rejected
The Delhi High Court on Friday refused to grant Nimbus' request to restrain TataSky and Dish TV from broadcasting live the ongoing India- Bangladesh cricket series. The High Court is believed to have refused to grant a stay to the two ... More

BOOKS
Spreading cheer this season
In May, it is easy to identify trees by their flowers and it helps if one takes the trouble to have on hand The Trees of Bombay for identification. More

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