Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, November 11, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, November 11, 2002 |
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LIFE ENVIRONMENT 
Eco Rally, aha!Club Mahindra, the flagship brand of Mahindra Holidays and Resorts India Ltd., and part of the Rs 5,500-crore Mahindra Group, held an Eco Rally in Goa recently to demonstrate its commitment to conservation. Held in association with Bharat ... More HEALTH 
Looking back on angerProne to anger — the easiest thing to do would be explode, but the better thing to do would be train yourself to be a good-natured person. More RADIO/TV 
Bringing cable operators togetherIt would pay to bring in some regulation for the existing television channels, instead of bringing in more channels. More BANKING 
Banking on a different outlookWith Banking Services Recruitment Board being abolished in 2001, and the finance minister directing each bank to draw up its people profile, what are the options available for banks and how are they working out their HR profiles? More CINEMA 
Is there no end to Bollywood's woes?The film industry is looking at the bleakest year gone past, with losses adding up to a shocking Rs 200 crore and only two hits under its belt. Will the next year be any better? More RURAL DEVELOPMENT 
Dreaming changeThe theory i-management guru, Arindam Chaudhuri, has another theory up his sleeve, or more precisely, a dream he would like to realise. "When the government fails ... we begin," is his slogan. And towards this end he has kicked off the Great ... More INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 
Star-struck on a cruiseP.T. Jyothi Datta on a Star cruise out of Hong Kong writes about the relaxing fun aboard and the many interesting sight-seeing options when the ship docks every morning. More DOMESTIC TRAVEL 
The beach for companySarvesh and Hina Talwar trek through coastal Goa to relish the many beautiful beaches interspersed with mountains, jungles and a variety of small eating joints. More CONSUMER ACTIVISM Is customer really the king? A look into the pricing methods in India shows that the consumers are being taken for a ride, literally. Will this change? More ARTS & CRAFTS 
Weaving history with designsA private collection of carpets at Carpet Cellar in New Delhi is worth the viewing for craft lovers and worth the buy for carpet connoisseurs. More BOOKS 
It's still a happening placeManaging Global Software Projects By Ramesh Gopalswamy Publishers: Tata McGraw Hill Price: Not mentioned More
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