The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, July 24, 2004

Single and homeless
It's very difficult to adjust to hostel life once you graduate — loud music, common rooms and no privacy. A flat is better, but only if you have good flat mates. More

Mumbai's single women
Mumbai is clearly the best choice for single women. Being a city that is not only safe but also a haven for multifarious activities, it gives single women a lot of scope for entertainment. More

Single moms
Single mothers have often been the theme of several Hollywood films. But real life is more demanding on one's emotions than reel life can ever show, say single parents. More

Ready to mingle?
Not exactly, say these single working women. However, most people seem to get the idea that their single status makes them available or `too liberated'. More

A tough climb
Today's job realities are such that top slots can only be occupied by those with absolutely no limitations on their time and commitment. Monisha Advani Chief Executive Officer EmmayHR. More

Looking beyond deposits...
Liquidity is the key consideration that determines the mode of investment for single women — a reason why bank deposits are still the preferred investment option; but there are many who are not shy of entering the equity market or cr eating a mutual fund portfolio. More

Solace in solitude
A growing number of women professionals prefer to stay single to concentrate on their careers without the encumbrance of a husband and family. More

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