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Saturday, November 07, 2009
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Saturday, November 07, 2009 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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VARIETY EVENTS: Funeral directors eye India to set up shop! Ahmedabad, Nov. 6 Chandu Tailor & Son Ltd, a London-based business house run since 1993 by a Gujarati family of Kenyan origin, now plans to expand its activity in India. Nothing unusual, except that the registered, tax-paying company is in ... SPORTS: Sachin’s ton a big hit for viewership Ratings for India Australia series surge, peak on 5th ODI. The nation loves Sachin Tendulkar and his hundred in Thursday’s match against Australia resulted in a surge in television ratings. According to data from overnight television ... BOOKS: Can confidence be measured at a national level? Humiliation in Ifrane, hope in Mumbai, fear in London. With these three vignettes opens The Geopolitics of Emotion by Dominique Moïsi (
GENDER: Bringing to light She trains her camera on Muslim women who have defied stereotypes in the TV series Sehar (Dawn).. Muslim women in India today are really at the bottom of the heap — both as Muslims and as women, they get the shorter end of the stick. ... HOTELS: Return of the dragon Chennai’s favourite fine-dining Chinese restaurant comes back with a winsome makeover.. That Chennai’s most authentic Chinese restaurant — The Golden Dragon at Taj Coromandel — has been missed was obvious from the packed ... CHILDREN & PARENTING: It’s yoga, baby Postnatal yoga helps new momma bond with tot, stay fit and ward off postpartum blues.. Infants are no longer off-limits for fitness regimens, as postnatal classes under the titles `Mom and Baby Yoga' and `Yoga Babies' see a surge in popularity, ... ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE: Mughals on the big stage Amir Raza Hussain’s Shahenshah Nama is a theatrical extravaganza.. On the sprawling ground adjoining the Grand Hyatt at Kalina, Mumbai, one could spot the Qutub Minar, the red sandstone Agra Fort, and pristine-white marble corridors ... INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Off the wall It is 20 years since the Berlin Wall fell, but tourist interest shows no sign of abating.. Dubai’s airport seems to be built in the middle of a shopping mall! You land at the airport, go through the rigmarole of security check, take the ... CINEMA: Cinefan with Dhrupad overtones Director Mani Kaul wants Osian’s film festival spread to appeal to all the senses, like his favourite raga.. An afternoon at Osian’s Cinefan, with people making a beeline for the main auditorium would have meant, any other year, a ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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