The Hindu Business Line : Friday, August 19, 2005

Shining in the `golden hour'
They have impressive foreign degrees and corporate background... and they have invested their acumen into running a well-equipped ambulance service in Mumbai. More

Bitter medicine
With the floodwaters destroying huge stockpiles of medicines, Mumbai fights a grim battle against the outbreak of diseases. More

CINEMA

Lagey Raho, Bollywood!
Bollywood has never had it so good. With eight certified successes at the half-year mark, 2005 is turning out to be a golden year for the industry. More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Bullet on wheels
On any day, at the busy Yuraku-cho commercial area of Tokyo, the Shinkansen operates with such frequency that it could be mistaken for an ordinary metro. More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Hide-n-seek Dandeli
With idyllic surroundings, the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary in Karnataka could be your tryst with nature. More

PEOPLE

Politics for you and me
Jenny Shipley, who was the first woman PM of New Zealand, believes politics is about helping people's dreams come alive. More

TRENDS

Proudly unreasonable...
... in the struggle to ADAPT the world to the needs of the disabled. More

Flying in the face of change
Nearly 32 per cent of jobseekers online are looking for new challenges at work rather than higher pay. More

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