The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 21, 2005

To whom does the land belong?
A FILM show was on as we touched at about 7.30 p.m. Malur village from Harisal in the Melghat Tiger Reserve. On the village path, some 50 children, along with adults, were watching a film, beamed from a mobile van, in which a tribal kid becomes a ... More

POLITICS

Nobody expects Ministers to be saints
THE abrupt end that the tainted issue met with at the apex court last week was far from dainty. Nobody expected Ministers to be saints; but to know that the highest court was not the proper forum to deal with the matter should have made a few ... More

EVENTS

Primal pursuit
Tribal artistes waiting for their turn during a rehearsal on Sunday for the five-day national youth festival `Yuva 2005' beginning in Hyderabad on Monday. More than 3,000 youths from across the country will participate in the festival organised ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

HP home projector
CHENNAI: Hewlett-Packard has launched its Home Cinema Digital Projector in India. HP has entered the home cinema market with 3 models, priced Rs 80,000 onwards. Commenting on HP's entry in the home projector market, Mr Manu Sharma, ... More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Art of our neighbours
A couple looks at the video art exhibition, Beyond Borders: Art of Pakistan, held at the National Gallery of Modern Art being held in Mumbai from February 17 to March 17. This exhibition is the first major exposition of modern and contemporary ... More

TOURISM

Thailand beckons tourists once again
The debris has been cleared, damaged hotels and resorts restored and ready to cater to tourists' every whim and fancy. More

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