The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, September 11, 2004

LIFESTYLE
In high spirits
Kerala is estimated to have overtaken Punjab as the State with the highest per capita consumption of liquor. During this Onam season, liquor sales through the 46 outlets of Consumerfed alone touched Rs 5.82 crore. ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
Alpha Telugu from Sept 20
HYDERABAD: Alpha Telugu, the first of Zee Telefilms South channels, is all set to be launched from September 20. Telecast of test signal and trailers of programmes have started, according to a company press release. Till September 19, ... More

ECONOMIC OFFENCES
Bribe in the pyjama pocket
A Dehradun-based NGO wants to rate the most corrupt bureaucrat of Uttaranchal. But going by a recent court case, the corrupt can be resilient, says the author. More

TRENDS
Stable door
A view of the Mahalaxmi racecourse, known as the Royal Western India Turf Club (RWITC), from the 21st floor of Essar House in Mumbai. A few months ago, RWITC signed a Rs 135-crore deal with Pegasus Clubs and Resorts Pvt Ltd on sub-leasing a ... More

BOOKS
Aiming for guinness book of records
Workers turn a page of a book project created to claim the title of the world's largest book ever published as it is displayed at the Bangalore Book Fair, on Friday.The book titled `Big Book of Illustrations' is 11.5 feet in height and ... More

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