The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, August 30, 2006

CHILDREN & PARENTING
SBH tie-up for street kids
State Bank of Hyderabad (SBH) has joined hands with Sri Ram Charitable Trust to help street children to study and also undergo computer training. The idea is to make them computer literate and better chances of employment. The bank has ... More

LIFESTYLE
Not handy anymore
GOING SLOW: The hand-pulled rickshaw of Kolkata is one of the oldest modes of transport in the world today. The Left Front Government has banned this mode of transport. At present, the city has more than 40,000 licensed rickshaw pullers and ... More

RESORTS & AMUSEMENT PARKS
Bekal Resorts Corpn to develop tourism products
Focus on North Malabar destinations More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE
Sudoku
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Kingston introduces flash drive with games
Kingston has introduced a flash drive with preloaded games, so gaming enthusiasts can access them from virtually any computer, anywhere. Big Fish Games' exploratory game Atlantis and Magic Vines' puzzle software have been included on the ... More

TRENDS
Rainy days!
A RIDER BOY and his mule wait for customers on a chilly evening on the Ramakrishna beach in Visakhapatnam. Frequent rains due to recurring low pressure in the Bay of Bengal have hit their business badly. A 10-minute ride fetches Rs 10. ... More

CARTOON
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