The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 13, 2006

TOYS
Toy story
CHINESE WAVE: China-made toys have flooded the Kolkata market during the last one year. Sold at an average price of Rs 35 by the hawkers on the city pavements, these innovative toys find tremendous customer interest. According to a city hawker in ... More

WILDLIFE
Up for adoption
WHITE TIGERS in their enclosure at the Nehru Zoological Park in Hyderabad. The zoo authorities have introduced an adoption scheme that offers patrons income tax concessions and lifetime free entry to the zoo. The scheme, first of its kind in ... More

Idyllic location
A COUPLE ENJOYS a boat ride at Kambalkonda Wildlife Sanctuary in Visakhapatnam on Sunday.

LIFESTYLE
S-E Rly plans heritage run of Garratt steam loco
Loco to run on November 17 from Shalimar station to Mecheda More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
Sudoku
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TRENDS
Beneficial concern
Anuradha's daughter, Prema, left for the US six years ago to join her husband, Anand, who is a university professor. The choice of the groom was quick, background checks quicker and tying the knot quickest. Anand would have been lost in ... More

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