The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, March 10, 2004

POLITICS
From silver screen to street corners
The selection process is fairly simple. They should be able to talk for at least 10 minutes; and their makeup should hold for a reasonable length of time. More

Poll round up with Lachman
"Laloo ko Bihar mein harana mushkil dikhta hai (It will be hard to defeat Laloo in Bihar)," the security guard was telling Lachman Singh. He had just returned from Sitamarhi and was updating Lachman on Bihar politics. The home trip, ... More

SPORTS
Preparing for the big fight
Captain Sourav Ganguly at Eden Gardens in Kolkata during a final practice session before leaving for Pakistan for the Indo-Pak cricket series. The series is expected to give a big boost to television networks in the country, with corporates ... More

Cable operators threaten to black out Indo-Pak matches
WITH just two days to go before the historic cricket series between India and Pakistan commences, the uncertainty surrounding its broadcast in India continues. Officials of Prasar Bharati, the national broadcaster, are making their last-ditch ... More

TOURISM
Winged marvels
Birds of Kerala are fast becoming popular among bird watchers around the world. Local tour operators are now tying up with leading players based in Sri Lanka and other destinations renowned for ornithology. ... More

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