The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 19, 2006

CHILDREN & PARENTING
Assistance hiked for mid-day meal
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) hasincreased the Central assistance to States and Union Territories for meeting cooking cost from existing Re 1 to Rs 1.5 per child per school day under the Centrally-sponsored National Programme ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
Sudoku
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SPORTS
Bend IT for Beckham!
The largest voice and data network ever deployed fuels the month-long, 12-city FIFA games. Anand Parthasarathy reports from Germany on the challenge of Wiring the World Cup. More

Football fever
The football World Cup 2006 is going on and if we can't write about football-related geek stuff now, we'll have to wait four years. This year's "PLAY-AWARD" (http://play-award.com) is all about football and the participants were given a simple ... More

Football fever grips Mumbaikars
Bars and cafes in the city tune in to make the most More

TRENDS
Forceless argument about doing without women
Think global, act local. That's the management mantra to emphasise that companies can ensure their global future by succeeding locally first. The mantra that guides most of our elected netas, however, seems to be `Think local, act ... More

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