The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, July 28, 2005

Tea with `Chottu' & friends
RAM Mahadev Ingle is a 14-year-old boy from Akola. When the rains driven by strong winds stormed into Mumbai on Tuesday a wet Ram in a T-shirt, three-quarter pant and bare feet, was walking up and down the footpath handing over glasses of hot ... More

Through deluge, Mumbaikars manage jams and dead phones
IT was a deluge that respected no rules and inconvenienced all. The music group Traffic's Dear Mr Fantasy was still a prayer to escape monotony when the morning's steady drizzle grew into a veritable curtain of water. Tuesday late ... More

CINEMA

The Island - Skimming over a world of cloning
I AM going to tell you about the smartest investment you will ever make. You will live sixty to seventy years longer." Carnes' s (Max Baker) offer is tempting. Living as we do in the age of organ transplants and knowing well the drift of human ... More

SPORTS

No cricket? Viewers wrestle with TV sets for high ratings
Ten Sports signed a fresh contract early this year with the wrestling body for a five-year term. More

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