The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, June 02, 2004

CHILDREN & PARENTING
Organisers of Bal Vividha want to raise fund corpus
We get limited if we have limited funds. It can certainly grow to be a better festival: Ms Patricia Mascerenhas of Comet Media Foundation. More

LIFESTYLE
Watering hole with a history
By some healthy convention, drinks at the Club are the cheapest in Mumbai and the bills can wait to be paid some other day, as newsmen cannot afford to be prompt about payment. More

Splash
A youth at Tavarekere village near Bangalore cools off in the Arkavaty River on Tuesday. The river has swelled following the recent rains.

Kaale megha, kaale megha, paani to barsao
Rain clouds gather over Juhu beach in Mumbai on Monday, even as a vacation crowd enjoys the giant wheel.

GEMS & JEWELLERY
Eye catching
A model displaying a range of Swarna Mrigaya gold jewellery, the exhibition of exclusive and exquisitely designed masterpieces in gold that symbolise the eternal lure of this precious metal, in Kolkata on Tuesday. Swarna Mrigaya of P C Chandra ... More

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