The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 10, 2004

Shooting from the hip
An expanding waistline bodes ill for a growing number of 35-plus urban women. Blame it on city lifestyles, say the doctors. More

Cold facts
What's the right medicine? Some common sense to beat the common cold... More

CINEMA

Feasting on films
Film festivals thrive on creative filmmakers, passionate audiences and... a generous sponsor. More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

A city in repose
Golden pagodas and golden rules for traffic... Yangon surely calls for repeat visits. More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Fun fundas
Being the mother of a teenager has helped Dimpee Bali put together the right mix on Netfundu.com, an interactive Web site for children. More

PEOPLE

An exciting job at hand
Australia's first woman minister for IT, Marsha Thompson believes women can change the face of politics. Indo-Australian partnerships in IT would have the charm of "a mixed Indo-Australian cricket team". More

On a fashion mission
He might have worked with filmstars, but Manish Malhotra says his clothes have never been filmi. That's helped him cross over to mainstream designing with ease. More

TRENDS

Leave room for a creche
Working parents in and around Mumbai would willingly give up fancy swimming pools and clubhouses in their apartment blocks, in favour of a more crucial need... a crèche. But are builders listening? More

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