The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, February 25, 2004

ENVIRONMENT
(Em)powering tribals
KISHOR Rithe was not in a particularly good mood when one met him last week in Mumbai. The first flowers of spring, like the blooming, blood red of the Indian Coral and the Silk Cotton trees standing across our office, did not touch him much. ... More

CINEMA
Pak still under Bollywood spell
PAKISTAN may blow hot and cold over India depending on the popular mood on Kashmir. But its romance with Bollywood and its mega stars continues. Madhuri Dixit has had to make way for Aishwarya Rai in the last couple of years, but Shah Rukh ... More

EVENTS
Festival times
Masked people take to colourful floats at the Carnival parade in Madgoan, Goa. The carnival marked the four-day celebration before the 40-day Lent starts on Ash ... More

Oxfam, Witco travel quiz
CHENNAI: Oxfam India, a non governmental organisation, and Witco, a leading luggage and travel accessories retail chain in South India, will be bringing the "Witco Travel and Leisure Quiz 2004'' to Chennai. The event is being organised ... More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
Australian visa application centres
TT Services has been appointed by the Australian Government to provide the visa application and collection centres in six cities in India. This service will be effective March 1. These centres will be in New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, ... More

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