The Hindu Business Line : Friday, August 25, 2006

MANAGEMENT
Early to rise
Young CEOs bring energy and freshness... they also prove that experience and maturity do not necessarily come only with age. More

HEALTH
Promoting live liver transplant
Prof Koichi Tanaka has pioneered live liver donor transplant surgery, a big boon in an era where cadaver livers are always in short supply. More

FITNESS Q&A
Good night!
Fitness expert Bharat Savur answers readers' queries on health and fitness. More

CINEMA
Why `Kabhi Alvida...' doesn't work
The theme is very contemporary, and the setting flashy. But the lead actors, especially Shah Rukh and Rani Mukherji, and the director himself, have let the film down. More

GENDER
Gambling home delivered
Many women are getting addicted to online gambling, putting their savings and peace of mind at stake. More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
High-spirited growth
Lalit Khaitan of the Radico group, on the growing market for alcohol in India and much more. More

PEOPLE
Of courage and hope
Mahema and Manohar Devadoss, who inspire not just by their courage and combined resourcefulness, but also by their togetherness. More

BOOKS
A second Train to Pakistan!
I first read Khushwant Singh's controversial novel, Train to Pakistan way back in the late 1950s when it was prescribed as a text for my seniors in the MA (final) `Indo Anglican Literature' paper of the Gujarat ... More

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