The Hindu Business Line : Friday, March 28, 2008

LINGUISTICS
Modern computer owes its origin to Panini
Hyderabad, March 27 The ancient Indian grammarian Panini’s treatise ‘Astadhyayi’, or Eight books, hold several clues that modern computer scientists can exploit to enrich language processing. In the 6th century B.C. ... More

Golden treasure
Part of lost dictionary: Retired octogenarian professor Sunil Kr. Chattopadhaya flips through the 200-year-old manuscript of a dictionary on 13 different Indian languages by William Carey at Srerampore College in Hooghly ... More

LIFESTYLE
Rush for midnight ‘biryani, appams’
CHANGING LIFE-STYLES More

SPORTS
Parle set to bat with 20:20 cookies
Mumbai, March 27 Cricket and biscuits will now have something in common. The ‘crisp’ format of the Indian Premier League’s Twenty20 matches has caught the fancy of Parle Ltd, which has decided to unveil butter and cashew ... More

TOURISM
Lapp it up!
The spectacularly untamed vistas of the Swedish Lappland More

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