The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 28, 2004

Try some math before the noose falls
KARAN Johar's movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham had an SMS-type shorthand as K3G. Wrong, it should be 3KG, says Debkumar Mitra in Mindstretch, published by Penguin (www.penguinbooksindia.com). ... More

FOR THE ASKING

TDS worry before dollars go to our man in Saudi
OURS is an Indian company. A citizen of India has been deputed by our company to Saudi Arabia whose salary is remitted by the company in US dollars to Saudi. Is our company required to deduct tax at source? R. ... More

MANAGE MENTOR

Not all knowledge workers are talents
TWO most important things for organisations are talent and environment, says Subir Chowdhury in Organization 21C, published by Pearson Education (www.pearsoned.co.in). In the book he brings together ... More

SWATI CA

An evening with the PM and his dreams
Story so far: A minor road accident on the way to office causes traffic hold-up for commuters. Too predictably, the motorists involved got on to a wordy duel. I wonder if it is just one more pointless exercise ... More

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