The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, August 07, 2004

COURTS/LEGAL ISSUES
Salaried are no maharajas
IS car a personal effect? A queer question to ask, but the Mumbai tax tribunal considered this issue when dealing with the Narendra I. Bhuva case not long ago. Bhuva, a salaried employee, purchased a vintage Ford Tourer 1931 model in 1983 for ... More

EVENTS
Wedding wows
A visitor at the Celebrating Vivaha 2004 exhibition in the Capital on Friday. The three-day show offers complete wedding solutions from trousseau packaging, make-up and jewellery to photography, artistic furniture and honeymoon ... More

SPORTS
Telecast rights: BCCI may deal with broadcasters directly
IN an attempt to disintermediate the bidding process for the multi-crore cricket telecast rights, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is considering permitting only those companies that own television channels to participate in ... More

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES
NITK Surathkal to set up yogic centre
THE National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK) at Surathkal near Mangalore will set up a yogic research centre on its premises. Apart from training students and faculty in yoga, meditation and personality development, the proposed ... More

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