Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, January 28, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, January 28, 2002 |
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LIFE
PEOPLE Body language says it all Like the face and eyes, the body has a language of its own, which is a mirror to one's state of mind. Politicians, film stars, sportspersons and models, who know the importance of body language, use it to their maximum advantage. More
Don't give the game away FOOD & CUISINE Soups & snacks, just for you Want to make soups and snacks the same way that your favourite restaurant does? No problem, try out these recipes. Lip-smacking, aren't they? More EDUCATION Learning is fun A new curricula for school children seems to be the latest buzz word. Experiments, that promise to make education a fun thing for children, are on way in the Class I-V level. One of them is from Jiva Institute, which celebrated the first ... More INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL Say Bali ho! The Asian crisis has been a windfall for the foreign traveller on a budget. A. Seshan enjoys the Bali landscape without hurting his pocket. More
A town called Bamberg DOMESTIC TRAVEL Tranquil moments The temple town of Thiruvannamalai has attracted the religious and seekers of truth through centuries. Lalitha Sridhar soaks in its many sights. More WORK LIFE Waiting for Lady Luck to smile? Opportunities don't come knocking every time. You have to seize them when they do. More SHOPPING Selling lifestyles A virtual treasure chest for the house-proud professional, `Splendid Homes' may have just the piece to suit both your taste and your purse. Purobi Menon browses around. More CONSUMER ACTIVISM Change in mindset, please! It's high time to bring in some change in the way consumer fora and commissions have been functioning. That is possible only with a change in attitude on the part of authorities. But is there light at the end of the tunnel? More ARTS & CRAFTS Jostling for attention Uday Balakrishnan discovers a museum of sculptures, manuscripts, coins and many other vestiges of the past in the small AP town of Rajahmundry. More TOURISM Down Under retreats The recession notwithstanding, Indians are increasingly being seen as the travellers and spenders in South-East Asia. So, after Hong Kong and Malaysia have got the country's travel trade familiar with their destinations, the Australian Tourism ... More BOOK REVIEW More the merrier? Mergers and Acquisitions A Guide to Create Value for Stakeholders By Hitt, Harrison and Ireland Publishers: Oxford University Press Pirce: Rs 495 More
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