The Hindu Business Line : Friday, September 30, 2005

Asli butter chicken
Dripping with butter and rich cream, Moti Mahal's rich fare has stolen many a foodie's heart down the years. The restaurant chain receives a modern-day makeover at the hands of its dynamic young owner. More

Tofu times
Packed with nutrients, the crumbly and silken tofu lends itself to just about any dish across cuisines. More

CINEMA

Tomorrow full of promise
Despite the faltering, Ruchi Narain sends the right signals with her Kal — she's a director to watch out for. More

GENDER

Smart bank for women
In drought-prone rural Maharashtra, a co-operative bank taps the collective strength of women and shows the way through innovative schemes. More

Her `share' of success
Cynthia Zacharias, a Kochi-based equity investor, has made it good in the stock market with sound practices of prudence. Her advice to women: Invest in equity; it keeps the mind alert. More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Nature's bounty
Khajjiar in Himachal Pradesh is just right for those who seek a relaxing and less-crowded hill-station. More

SPORTS

Who wants to hire cricketers anymore?
Star cricketers in India get multi-crore endorsement deals and hefty pay packets. But life is tough for the beginner with even the ubiquitous `cricket jobs' drying up in the banking, railway and corporate sectors. More

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES

All ears...
Auriculotherapy works by stimulating the central nervous system through the cranial and spinal nerves on the auricle of the ear. More

PEOPLE

Ruskin Bond's wicked memories
Naughty recollections from one of India's best-loved writers. More

Marriages are made in Hollywood!
Hollywood stars of those days married and divorced at will. `Originally, I wanted to have one husband and seven children but it turned out to be the other way round,' said Lana Turner of her marriages. More