The Hindu Business Line : Friday, October 07, 2005

The golden lining...
K.P. Padmakumar, who successfully turned around the fortunes of Federal Bank, believes that in this gold-loving country the future lies in making your investments in gold work for you. More

HEALTH

Say no to oil
Fitness expert Bharat Savur answers readers' queries. More

China's one-child norm
With steely resolve the Chinese government has implemented the single-child norm and brought down fertility rates in the country. More

CINEMA

Ghost who walks... to the Oscars
Palekar, whose Paheli is this year's Indian entry for the Oscars, says many women have told him they wished a ghost would fall for them too! More

GENDER

No man's land!
An all-women theatre group headed by theatre and television actor, Bombay Gnanam, handles bold and contemporary themes well enough to be appreciated by audiences across the country. More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Magic mountain with giant smiles
Though in ruins, the visitor is struck with awe at the sheer size and beauty of The Bayon at Angkor Thom. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

TV's fascination for the gods
Mythology continues to hold Indian viewers in its thrall. More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Cooking with Ees
Sabitha's dry powders are a boon for students and IT professionals craving for `home food' during their stay abroad. More

SPORTS

Correction
In the article, `Who wants to hire cricketers anymore?' the remuneration of cricketers should read — `on a match-to-match basis' — and not as ... More

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