The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 01, 2007

CHILDREN & PARENTING
Puffing to beat the wheeze
One in every 10 children in Canada is afflicted with it ... the causes for the high rates of childhood asthma are not very clear. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
Consumers CAS happy, choose free-to-air
Mr Kunal Dasgupta, CEO Sony Entertainment Television, says once news and regional channels also go paid, viewers will have little else to watch. More

MUSIC & DANCE
Carnatic music for business creativity?
Workshop in Mumbai to extract principles from music More

SPORTS
Vishy demonstrates synchronous learning
Chess Maestro and world No. 1 Vishwanathan Anand and IT training major NIIT today demonstrated how synchronous (multi-centre) learning platform could be effectively used. He played chess with six opponents simultaneously located in Delhi, ... More

ESPN STAR awarded Afro-Asia Cup rights
Nimbus deal cancelled due to `non-fulfilment of obligations.' More

PEOPLE
Art is not for `shock's sake'
British painter Sacha Jafri believes art is essentially all about aesthetics and not controversy. More

BOOKS
DNA isn't destiny, it's history
Life is a complicated gift, "an impossible assemblage of biology, chemistry, electricity, and engineering," and disease is part of the package, argues Dr Sharon Moalem in Survival of the Sickest (More

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