The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 02, 2005

Proudly Indian
The Cognizant CEO finds comparatively less corruption in the IT sector. "We've never had to meet the current or the ex-chief minister; everything is open, transparent. In this State, nobody interferes; they facilitate." More

HEALTH

Act positive
Funds coming in for HIV/AIDS prevention and control need to be monitored, as also programmes giving out free medicines to HIV/AIDS patients, as there are allegations that these are being sold. More

Little drops of...
Today, Canada's Dr Kenneth Hobbs can look back with satisfaction at the success of the PolioPlus campaign that he helped launch in India way back in 1979. More

Will yourself to wellness
Don't crumble under a diagnosis for serious illness. Put in every effort to regain your healthy self. You are worth it. More

RADIO/TV

A strong Gujarati flavour
What makes serials with a Gujarati backdrop click in the Hindi entertainment space? More

CHILDREN & PARENTING

Many happy returns
Tanya Kothari's Kiddoscope organises thematic parties for children. More

SPORTS

Sports special
The Special Olympics Bharat National Games, which concludes today in Delhi, reinforces the healing power in sports. More

PEOPLE

A bubbly crusader
Nafisa Ali is totally committed to the cause that she takes up — be it HIV/AIDS prevention or protest against communalism in Gujarat. More

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