The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 30, 2005

Strong appeal
Commuters sign three metre-long scroll to pledge Save the Tiger campaign in south Mumbai on Thursday. This signature campaign is to motivate citizens to sign and show their solidarity for the tiger. The collective scrolls will then be ... More

ENVIRONMENT

Eco-damage: Construction boom sweeping the ground off riverbeds — Demand for river sand fuels indiscriminate mining
THE ever-increasing demand for river sand following the construction boom in Kerala in recent years has led to indiscriminate sand mining, resulting in the destruction of the riverine ecology system. In fact, there is no sand left in the rivers ... More

TRAVEL & PLACES

Dos and don'ts for PC users while on vacation
WITH the New Year round the corner and people having packed their bags for travel, they need to have one more aspect on their check list - the shutting down of computers and laptops in their absence. According to Mr Niraj Kaushik, Country ... More

CINEMA

Dubbed films give Tollywood a run for its box office money
THE Telugu film industry had pinned hopes on Chiranjeevi-starrer `Jai Chiranjeeva,' released towards the year-end, to bring cheer to an industry that was dominated by dubbed films throughout the year. But the hopes were dashed. The ... More

Real Image brings latest in digital tech to Chennai cinema
WATCH the Hollywood hit Chicken Little at Sree movie hall, part of the Sathyam cineplex in the city, and experience the magic of digital cinema, with sharper visuals and crisper sound. The Disney movie is being run here using the latest in ... More

The Jacket: Shuttling between two time zones
THE Jacket has its share of holes in the story but in a season of gorillas in love, it should go down as a product from the saner half of Hollywood. And sanity is what this film's theme is all about. The story synopsis: After a ... More

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Deadline nearing?
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EVENTS

Ticking to a new year
IT happens every year. A naturally loaded mind, reputation for needless thought and perennial walk on the wrong side of mirth. Like moth to a flame, it would seek the hag's co-ordinates, till one day you just fell through this world into another. ... More

PEOPLE

Akram's unlimited overs
The Pakistani cricketer bats, bowls and fields ably in the fight against diabetes... and inspires hundreds along the way. More

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