The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, February 10, 2005

A musical homecoming
On Tuesday evening, a music ensemble from Trinidad, West Indies, was set to play its country's music, called Chutney, but when the moment arrived, the audience was smaller than the 10-member ensemble and its support crew. Admission was free, and ... More

SPORTS

Zee plea: HC tells BCCI not to finalise deal
ZEE Telefilms on Wednesday got a breather from the Madras High Court which directed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) not to finalise any tender or contract for telecast of the forthcoming Indo-Pak cricket series till February ... More

BOOKS

Oxford Press unveils 7th edition of dictionary in CD
OXFORD University Press has launched the 7th edition of the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary (OALD) in CD Rom in India. Speaking at the launch, Ms Sally Wehmeier, Chief Editor and Publishing Manager-ELT Dictionaries, Oxford, UK, said 200 ... More

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