The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 08, 2008

OILSEEDS & EDIBLE OIL: Olives from Ferrari-land
Italy toasts its love for life, with the best of olive oil.. It is with a lot of passion and zeal that most Italians speak about their cuisine and even wine. This borders on veneration when it comes to major producers of olive oil in Italy, as a ...

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Rome sweet Rome
Those of you who have watched and been enchanted by the Hollywood evergreen film Roman Holiday, where a very young and charming Audrey Hepburn romances… well, just a little bit … the dashing Gregory Peck, will ...

HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS: Hygiene matters
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HEALTH: The power of wholeness Fitness first
Stay optimistic and life will seem ‘beauti-full’. The wise take time out to reflect. I read about a woman who was terminally ill. Even though she had only six months of life in her hands, the after-care provided by the hospital staff ...

HEALTH: Filming end-stage cancer
On record: the compassionate face of palliative care. As part of film school exercise, students are required to shoot a documentary or a non-fiction film. I chose to do a film on the Dean Foundation, an organisation which provides palliative ...

CINEMA: Back in action
Big ideas to revive the National Film Development Corporation. When I catch up with her at the beginning of the Film Bazaar at the 39th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa, Nina Lath Gupta is all a-buzz. The diminutive managing ...

BOOKS: From rejection to open arms
Excerpts from Imagining India: Ideas for the New Century by Nandan ...

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