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Sunday, October 19, 2008
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, October 19, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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VARIETY EVENTS: Banks cut rates on loans as part of ‘festive offer’ Mumbai, Oct. 18 Despite banks talking about acute fund crunch, some of them are offering festive discounts on loan ... ARTS & CRAFTS: Royal collection unfolds poetry on canvas The Art Corridor at the Taj West End, Bangalore, is where passion intertwines with the poetic… a passion for arts and poetry on canvas. On display till Wednesday here during an exhibition — ‘Glimpses of the Royal ...
WORK LIFE: She has such flair! It’s a heady cocktail that Ami Shroff serves up… a woman bartender who flairs with great skill and style.. When I met Ami Shroff in Goa, I was inspired to leave journalism and become a bartender. Not a bad idea, considering I would ... GENDER: ‘Our maa too’ Women in Kolkata’s red light district draw strength from, and celebrate, the Mother Goddess’s feminine power during the Navaratri.. During Navaratri, the Goddess Durga is on her annual sojourn to her earthly abode. For Bengalis, her ... TOURISM: Veni, vidi... wash! A temple dedicated to the pleasures of bathing.. It’s easy to imagine a gaggle of toga-clad people chatting up each other while soaking luxuriously in the warm water... the stillness, the water’s greenness and the brown of the ... LIFESTYLE: Not sound bites All of us have, some time or the other, encountered hosts who are rude, socially inept or plain thoughtless.. Chatting with a fellow resident in my hostel room years ago, I suddenly became aware that she was trying her best to look away. Her ... WILDLIFE: Wide-eyed worker The ’ominous’ owl, now believed to be a harbinger of good luck, serves mankind in its own little way.. Do you know what a group of owls is called? Parliament! Do not ask me why. It was coined by some wise elderly British gentleman ... ARTS & CRAFTS: Social evil framed He may be sensationalist or repetitive, but Chintan Upadhyay’s intensity of emotions to create social awareness cannot be ignored.. Pet shops, Tentuaa daba do, Metastasis of signs, Mistake, Mutants, Umbilical cord, Clone Vithala… ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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