The Hindu Business Line : Friday, July 11, 2008

INFRASTRUCTURE: Far… but fetching
Bangalore’s date with a world-class airport. The Bengaluru International Airport is swank, spacious and a hundred-fold better than the old HAL airport that was cursed by one and all over the last few years. And yet, it has been singularly ...

ENTREPRENEURSHIP: Grassroots inventor
Meganathan’s indigenous brick-making machine. In the popular children’s fable, the three little pigs were saved from the wolf who, although it huffed and puffed with all its might, couldn’t blow their house down. It was made of ...

DIET DOS

HEALTH: When it rains... fruits!
While the awaited monsoons bring a welcome respite from summer heat, they also pose a few challenges to the body. The high humidity levels increase the risk of fungal skin infections. Flooded areas and ...

FOOD & CUISINE: Off the coast
Fresh catch at Samudra. It’s almost a cruise through coastal kitchens at Trident’s Samudra. Basking in the comfort of the plush interiors, you can sample a range of coastal cuisine — from sun-drenched Goa to the coastline of ...

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Enroute to San Jose
The sights are breathtaking and the drive is smooth on US 101, the historic highway in California.. When you set off from the town of Simi Valley some 40 minutes from Los Angeles, the early morning air gives you a hint of what lies in store; it ...

CINEMA: Bollywood’s new faces
Hindi Cinema is facing a dearth of actors. Do they have the much-needed spark?. Imran Khan’s days of being confused with the legendary cricketer are over. Or being introduced on TV talk shows as superstar Aamir Khan’s nephew. ...

BOOKS: Magic of a bygone era
Just a few pages into the book and you know this is the work of an exceptionally gifted and talented writer. Through prose that is more akin to poetry in several places, Urdu language’s greatest writer Qurratulain Hyder recreates the ...

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