The Hindu Business Line : Friday, February 25, 2005

Fighting for the Great Rann
It's a desolate, barren tract of land, but the armed forces guard it with a fierceness that inspires nothing short of awe. More

A mighty river cries for help
Kanpur wakes up to the dangers of disposing human corpses and animal carcasses into the Ganga. More

Before you fly away with an NRI spouse...
NRI grooms are still a `prized' lot. But several such weddings have ended on a bitter note. Pre-marital counselling offers to change all that. More

Friendly and bubbly...
From Valentine moments to charity art sales, Mumbai wore its heart on its sleeve... and with style. More

RADIO/TV

Which way will the wind blow?
It isn't exactly sunny times for weather broadcasts in India. More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

A Roman holiday in Spain!
Old Barcelona's Roman quarters merge seamlessly with later-day additions to present a magnificent city with wide avenues and attractive buildings. More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Knock wood!
Shilpa Kalanjee Pastala uses Burma teak beams salvaged from torn-down colonial buildings to craft specialised furniture. More

Pushing the boundaries
Actress-turned-filmmaker Pooja Bhatt says her forte is to "make a three-crore film look like a 30-crore one". More

TRENDS

What's in it for me?
People air their budget dreams in the run-up to B-day on February 28. More

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