The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 11, 2002

Is there no end to Bollywood's woes?
The film industry is looking at the bleakest year gone past, with losses adding up to a shocking Rs 200 crore and only two hits under its belt. Will the next year be any better? More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

The beach for company
Sarvesh and Hina Talwar trek through coastal Goa to relish the many beautiful beaches interspersed with mountains, jungles and a variety of small eating joints. More

WORK LIFE

Kali Wilderness Camp, Dandeli
The camp is located on the banks of the River Kali, a large and perennial river flowing through Uttar Kannada district in Karnataka. The main attractions of the camp are two wildlife sanctuaries — Anshi National Park and Dandeli Wildlife ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Bringing cable operators together
It would pay to bring in some regulation for the existing television channels, instead of bringing in more channels. More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Weaving history with designs
A private collection of carpets at Carpet Cellar in New Delhi is worth the viewing for craft lovers and worth the buy for carpet connoisseurs. More

TRENDS

Rain havoc
Rains have been lashing Chennai for the past few days and it has been harsh on road-users with widespread waterlogging. In the busy Pondy Bazaar area, a tree fell on a moving car. The driver, however, escaped with minor ... More

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