The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 19, 2008

FASHION
NIFT Kannur centre inauguration today
Thiruvananthapuram, April 18 The Kannur centre of the National Institute for Fashion Technology (NIFT) will be inaugurated on Saturday. The foundation stone for NIFT’s own campus in Kannur will also be laid tomorrow. According to ... More

SPORTS
News broadcasters settle footage issues with IPL, Sony
New Delhi, April 18 The News Broadcasters Association (NBA) has settled issues with the organisers and broadcaster of the DLF Indian Premier League over accreditation and footage use of the cricket event. “We are happy with the ... More

Radio One FM 94.3 to cheer for Chennai Super Kings
Chennai, April 18 Chennai Super Kings has chosen Radio One FM 94.3 Chennai as its partner for the inaugural edition of the IPL Twenty 20 tournament.The Chennai Super Kings, owned by India Cements and led by M.S. Dhoni, is to play its ... More

TOURISM
Gastronomic expedition as anniversary treat
When Cheryl and Bill Jamison of the US decided to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary by going round the world on the strength of their frequent-flier miles, India was definitely on the agenda. But there was a problem: ‘the whole ... More

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