The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, July 04, 2004

ENVIRONMENT
Marked for death
AMRAVATI town is about 15 minutes by auto from Badnera station on the Central Railway, and is not a particularly pleasing place except for its famed, aged neem trees first planted by the British. Driving or walking around the town today, with its ... More

TOURISM
Majestic History
The Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus in Mumbai, formerly known as Victoria Terminus, has been named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO's World Heritage list announced on Friday. The UNESCO World Heritage committee described the 116-year-old terminus as ... More

TRENDS
Check if you're a `weekend warrior'
BORE da. Does that sound like a snatch from the Presidency College student lingo, commenting about economics lecture? But that's a new word in the Concise Oxford English Dictionary due for release in India on July 7. It's a Welsh ... More

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