The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 04, 2004

Hogging the limelight
Mumbai does not have an indoor venue big enough for events like the Apsara Film Producers Guild award function. But by the time it is in its fourth or fifth year, the city should have an international-style convention centre at Bandra-Kurla making l ife much easier for organisers of such mega events. More

HEALTH

Hope comes to Sonagachi
The success stories scripted by the gritty women of Sonagachi to keep AIDS at bay have turned this infamous `pleasure' zone of Kolkata into a role model for the rest of India and perhaps the subcontinent. More

Take heart
Angina is an indication that the heart's arteries are partially plugged by fat-cholesterol debris. Here are some ways to tackle it. More

Health for a lifetime
Ahumcaara, a health and well-being store in Chennai, seeks to promote fitness that emerges from overall healthy living and thinking. More

EDUCATION

A different school of thought
With a discerning and choosy set of parents, there is demand for an upmarket education that allows a child to avail of the best in terms of academics and extra curricular activities. More

CINEMA

Business takes to Bollywood
With business houses entering Bollywood, the film industry is gearing for a complete makeover. Their entry also ushers in more discipline into an industry known for its chaotic functioning. More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Brunei beckons
A trip to this tiny Islamic country is a fascinating experience. Offering a taste of modern monarchy, Brunei is full of colour and mystique. Its numerous mosques are an architectural delight to the eye. More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Ideal getaway
Have you seen the Kashmir Valley in all its glory? Make a visit to Patnitop, near Jammu, and you can get a feel of the valley's famed beauty. More

A dam good retreat
Natural waterfalls, archaeological excavations and an impressively high masonry dam — all these and more make Nagarjunasagar in Andhra Pradesh an ideal weekend getaway and picnic spot for city dwellers. More

SPORTS

In a frenzy over football
Soccer is popular in some pockets of India. But the game has potential to become a money-spinner and sports channels are going all out to ensure that viewer interest is kindled. More

PEOPLE

Weaving an ethnic spell
Ghanshyam Sarode is a textile designer with a difference. He produces reams of material in mind-blowing patterns on handloom weaves and allows his creations to be sold by boutiques with their tag. More

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