The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 20, 2003

Melodiously making money
Flute-sellers get ready for their rounds at the Cubbon Park in Bangalore. Weekends provide an ideal opportunity for these youngsters to make some money as many visitors throng the park. ... More

Weighed down
A wholesale dealer of aluminum utensils in Kolkata attends to a customer. Aluminum utensils are sold at Rs 140 a kg and is more popular than stainless steel in rural West Bengal. The Indian aluminum industry is segregated into primary and ... More

EVENTS

Always a beauty
Spectators taking a closer look at a vintage car at a rally held in Mumbai on Sunday. More than 70 cars took part in the 125-km long rally, which was organised by Amby Valley in association with the Vintage and Classic Car Club of ... More

LetsQuiz takes top honours in Ad Club-Business Line quiz
A LATE start nevertheless, Chennai team LetsQuiz, came back strongly to take top honours and the winner's purse of Rs 50,000 in the finals of the ninth edition of the BPL-sponsored Ad Club-Business Line quiz held here on Saturday. In a ... More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

On a hot air balloon
It is an experience of a different kind for Gustasp Irani, who hovers above Cairns, Australia, in a hot air balloon. More

A trip to Penang
Inder Raj Ahluwalia on this Malaysian resort island that is in full bloom today and an idyllic playground for sun and sea worshippers. More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Discovering Mount Abu
There is more to this desert-State's only hill station than the famed Dilwara temples, says Faguni Verma. More

Heaven on the hills
A picturesque charming town situated at an elevation of over 5,000 ft (1,525 m) above sea level, Madikeri is the headquarters of the Kodagu, formerly called Coorg. Dubbed as the Scotland of India, Kodagu is the home of colourful, ... More

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