The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 16, 2005

All-round olives
The olive invasion at restaurant tables, within homes, on shop shelves, in cosmetics, spas and beauty salons is indeed hard to miss. More

HEALTH

The winter curse
Here's some expert advice to combat that bad `cold'. More

RADIO/TV

A culinary twist!
The latest channel to join the cookery show bandwagon is Zee Café with its Oliver Twist. More

GENDER

Small scale, big profits
The Exim Bank is making a special push to ensure that rural India, particularly village women, too gets a small slice of the export market. More

Green diet
A cost-effective way to tackle chronic anaemia in rural women. More

Healthy empowerment
If women are empowered with knowledge about basic healthcare and hygiene, and educated on the Right to Information, they go on to become much more than agents of change. More

TOURISM

Pilgrims' progress
Foreign budget travellers to India often have to make a choice between steeply priced hotels and poorly maintained guesthouses. But some hospitality players are trying to fill this gap. More

PEOPLE

He belongs...
Like all youngsters his age, Raj Ridvan Singh aspires for sports cars and a funky look. But what differentiates him from others is his sense of social responsibility. More

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