The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 22, 2007

WILDLIFE
Great going!
OWNERS OF CAMELS are doing brisk business in Hyderabad because of the increasing demand for the beasts in marriages, film shootings, birthday parties and processions. As per rough estimates, there are about 1,000 camels in the twin cities. The ... More

AWARDS & HONOURS
UK award for CCMB scientist
Dr K. Thangaraj, a scientist at the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad has received the first Major UK-India Education and Research Initiative (UKIERI) Award. Launched by the UK Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, during his ... More

EVENTS
Preview
NATURE-FRIENDLY: A tableaux from Arunachal Pradesh depicting the theme `Harnessing the Nature' during the press preview of the Republic Day parade in the ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
Ghatothkach in animation
Fifty years after the all-time hit `Mayabazar', Mr Singeetham Srinivasa Rao, a well-known film director from the South, is now working on `Ghatothkach', a full-length multi-lingual animation film based on the storyline of the ... More

SPORTS
Running for a noble cause
Most people would spend weeks, if not months, training for a half-marathon. But Standard Chartered's Mr Murali Natarajan is not most people. The bank's regional head of consumer banking, India and Nepal, decided on Thursday to run in Sunday's ... More

Kenyan runner steals the show at Mumbai marathon
In the Corporate Challenge holding tent at the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon, at roughly 8:30 on Sunday morning, the team from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) could be heard yelling and screaming as if they had just won a billion dollar ... More

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