Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, July 30, 2004
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, July 30, 2004 |
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LIFE CHILDREN & PARENTING 
Tally ho!Abacus learning centres now dot many cities, offering mental arithmetic courses to develop mind skills. A look at their business model to find out if the numbers add up. More LIFESTYLE 
Joy is not just moneyObsessing over material luxuries causes depression and ill-health. But exercise and mental discipline teach you how to earn to live. More RADIO/TV 
Eyeing the top slotIt's tough competition ahead for Hindi channels, as Sony and Star Plus churn out new and exciting programmes in their race to the coveted No 1 slot. More EDUCATION 
Knowledge centresLibraries play an integral role in making Mumbai a knowledge city. They are `knowledge centres' that foster growth and learning in an environment that is "open, inclusive, democratic and egalitarian." More PHOTOGRAPHIC & ALLIED PRODUCTS 
Images of the soulShe created a sensation in Britain in the early 1990s. Today Pamela Singh (formerly Bordes) is older and wiser and her photographs are as stunning as the woman herself. More EVENTS 
Power to pan-AsiaCinema is crossing borders like no other art form and becoming increasingly `pan-Asian' with partnership between countries. The sixth Osian's Cinefan festival affirmed as much. More INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 
Sylvan and soulfulThe Krishnamurti Centre, at Brockwood Park in Hampshire, is a shared home away from home — across gender, cultures and continents. More
Specially for students DOMESTIC TRAVEL 
Through realms of wonderA trip to the rock caves of Ajanta and Ellora leaves one lost in admiration. The cave paintings tell a tale of profound beauty and creativity. More ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE 
A taste of things to comeCrest Communications rides the animation wave with aplomb. It wants to make the magic work even better. More PEOPLE 
Changing livesThough poverty reduction takes time, the pay-off in terms of cohesive maturity and understanding is great. People are coming together on a class and not caste or communal basis. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Union Budget 2004-2005 Economic Survey 2003-2004 Railway Budget - 2004-05 Pick a Winner Stock Market Contest
Top Stories In Focus TCS debut - A jewel among IPOs Birlas vs Lodha: A legacy tussle Turnover tax: Doubts demystified
In Depth Insurance Corner Simple Economics Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues
Looking back Jul. 18-Jul. 24 He followed his heart Food for body & soul |
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