Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, January 13, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, January 13, 2003 |
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LIFE EMPLOYMENT 
Writing your resume rightResume writing is considered an art and a resume, an advertisement of an individual's achievement. A great resume doesn't just tell future employers what milestones that an aspirant has achieved in his career, but makes the same assertion that all good ads do. It convinces employers that the candidate has what it takes to be successful in this new position or career. More HEALTH 
Disease-free heartHere comes a book that would be of great help to heart patients. The book, Reversal of Heart Disease in Five Easy Steps, has been written by Dr Bimal Chhajer, cardiologist and author of many books for heart patients. According to a WHO ... More WATER 
Saving for the non-rainy dayRainwater harvesting (RWH) is one area where awareness could bring about better advancements. And the involvement of CII in RWH campaigns is a welcome move. Lalitha Sridhar reports. More MANAGEMENT Three keys to success In any organisation, for effective management, one needs to focus on three key areas: consistency, reliability and simplicity. More WATCHES & ACCESSORIES 
Know your watchAre you fascinated by watches? Not just the classy swiss brands but the cheaper stuff as well? If you are, you should be familiar with those sub-Rs 200 watches that you can lay your hands on in every duty-paid shop or small watch shop. Are you ... More CINEMA 
Bollywood, Hollywood: Contrasting talesWhile the past year proved to be good for Hollywood, Bollywood has not been so lucky. A clear signal that it is time for Bollywood to stop aping old success and also to move on. More INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 
The many shades of Kiwi countryWhen in New Zealand, discover the mountains, volcanoes, geysers, secluded beaches, fiords and immerse yourself in mesmerising nature, for the landscape is so varied and multi-hued, says Sumitra Senapaty. More
Safety first DOMESTIC TRAVEL 
The snake and the bullLepakshi's claim to fame is a giant-sized granite Nandi, considered to be one of the largest of its kind in the world. J. Kamath on this nondescript South Indian town. More PEOPLE 
An eye for locksV. Raghunathan, President, ING-Vysya Bank, is also one of the world's largest collectors of locks. Isidore Dominick Mendis on his collection and how it all started. More BOOKS 
Addressing fiscal concernsIndia's Fiscal Matters By Parthasarathi Shome Publishers: Oxford University Press, New Delhi Price: Rs. 495 More
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