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Monday, September 22, 2008
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, September 22, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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VARIETY PEOPLE: ‘Financial markets are real terrorists’ Mumbai, Sept. 21 Surrounded by books and periodicals at his Worli apartment bedroom, Chandrakant Sampat hardly looks like one of the most successful investors in the country. But they don’t call him “The Warren Buffett ... SPORTS: VW to bring motor sport to India in 2010 Sachsenring (Germany), Sept. 21 Motor sport enthusiasts can look forward to an Indian series of the Volkswagen Polo Cup in the near future as the auto major has plans to introduce motor racing to the country by early ...
ENTREPRENEURSHIP: Why it pays more… …to be a Subhiksha retail model. Let’s find out from its founder R. Subramanian.. Like his no-frills discount retail chain, 41-year-old Ramaswami Subramanian, Managing Director of Subhiksha, is direct and means business. There is no ... INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Snow and sand Leh — the enigmatic land of snowmen and sand dunes.. It’s fascinating to view the Himalayas from the high-altitude of an aeroplane. Depending on the time of day, the colours of the mountains vary from dazzling white to pink, golden ... CINEMA: From news to movies The sudden spate of movies on terror and terrorism are largely inspired by what we see around us today.. It’s a Wednesay. A grizzly, grey-haired man climbs to the top of an abandoned, half-constructed building in Mumbai, and spreads out ... GENDER: A mosque for women A step towards establishing gender equality in Islam.. In judging women’s status in any religious community, it is assumed that this is determined only by religious scriptures. What is ignored is that religious scriptures are written or ... CINEMA: Take two A chat with two women jury members at Osian.. Year after year, women’s participation at the Osian’s Cinefan Film Festival of Asian and Arab Cinema seems to be increasing. This year, the 10th edition of the festival, saw eight women ... PEOPLE: Your comment? ‘About me: a young blogger’. Eight-year-old Shreya Sanjay loves her Barbie dolls. Pink dominates the colour scheme of her room – from the pink curtains and doll’s house to a huge Barbie doll right next to her computer. ... ENTREPRENEURSHIP: It HAS to be juice A chain that offers health on the go. At 24, he sees himself as a creator… and so, when Avinash Bharwani decided to launch a business, he let his creative juices flow, literally. His chain of HAS juice bars in Mumbai offer “health on ... WORK LIFE: Call to pranks Reacting to the near-deathly silence in our newsroom, older colleagues reminisce about the newsroom din of the good old days – rattling teleprinters, yellings across the room to reporters, noisy exchanges with the production ... CONSULTING: Worry? Me? That's rich Wished you were a billionaire in these trying inflationary times? If it’s any consolation to you, then the New York Times reports that “in tough times, even the ... BREWERIES: Local industry... hic! It’s one Gandhian way against another, if one were to look at it from the Mahatma’s point of view in the land of the former ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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