The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, August 05, 2004

WILDLIFE
A farm for the national bird near Tuticorin
MOST of us haven't seen even one peacock dance. Can you imagine what it would be like to watch more than a 100 of them spread out their colourful feathers and sway to the sound of music. Just 25 km northwest of the port-town of Tuticorin in ... More

LIFESTYLE
Business activity badly hit by heavy rain
TRADE and business in and around Mumbai were affected on Wednesday in the wake of the incessant rains that lashed the State, causing disruption to traffic flow on the major highways and expressways connecting India's commercial ... More

EVENTS
A suitable forum
Author Vikram Seth talking to delegates at the 13th triennial `ACLALS 2004', Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies, that began in Hyderabad on ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
More channels to ride wave of spirituality
SPIRITUALITY sure sells. After ETC Networks Ltd and the Times Group announcing plans to start religious channels, several such channels are set to be launched shortly. Among the prominent ones are Mata Amritanandmaya's channel called Amma, the ... More

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