The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, July 18, 2009

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EDUCATION: The Third Q for the new manager
Pune, July 17 In addition to Intelligence Quotient (IQ) and Emotional Quotient (EQ), there is a third Q that is becoming a key step on the corporate ladder. This is Etiquette Quotient or ...

SPORTS: BIG, Nimbus among 5 to cover Commonwealth Games
New Delhi, July 17 Reliance ADAG’s BIG Productions and Nimbus are among the five names short listed to produce Commonwealth Games ...

SPORTS: Course shift
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From Life

GEMS & JEWELLERY: Creme de la Cartier
By invitation: A visit to the French luxury jeweller’s historical showroom in Paris. When you are travelling to Paris with your family that includes two sons aged 28 and 20 on their first visit to Europe, they are hardly likely to be ...

GEMS & JEWELLERY: Awesome history
Rue de la Paix put Cartier in the big league in the 19th century. Once Alfred Cartier shifted his business to Rue de la Paix, originally name Rue Napoleon, he won the patronage of crowned heads, kings and queens; the wives of ...

WILDLIFE: Game for Kenya
Beauteous ‘Highlands’ of tea plantations and spectacular wildlife parks. Enkare Nyrabe’ means ‘sweet or cold water’ in Masai. The British stumbled upon the place on reaching the Kenya plateau 500 km from Mombasa, ...

INTERVIEW: ‘It was the injustice of it’
Anjali Gopalan of The Naz Foundation on the fight for the rights of homosexuals. For Anjali Gopalan, the Delhi High Court judgment striking down a part of Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code that criminalised consensual sex between homosexual ...

HEALTH: Resent it all?
Brimming with self-pitying, angry thoughts? Try slow breathing in silence. There may be nothing medically wrong with you, yet you may be beset by multiple recurring symptoms like a paralysing resistance towards doing even your routine tasks, ...

ARTS & CRAFTS: Malabar green
On display, Dutch works on the plants of Kerala. Hortus Malabaricus, the Dutch work on the plants of the Malabar region has been revived and opened to the public at long last. Although research and translations on the subject had taken place ...

CINEMA: Small change
The box office is perking up again, but not enough to wipe out the half-year losses. The smell of money is in the air again. After an arid couple of months, theatres are full, the box office has queues outside, and producers are taking out ...

EDUCATION: Learning against odds
Tribal children in this Nilgiris hamlet prove how a little help can go a long way. At the foothills of the Nilgiris, just off the Mudumalai forest, nestles the tiny town of Masinagudi. The verdant surroundings, the sight of spotted deer grazing ...

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