Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, February 09, 2004
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, February 09, 2004 |
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LIFE BREWERIES 
Heady business Down UnderAustralia boasts a rich heritage in wine making and has over 1,600 wineries, which use over 1,000 varieties of grapes, to ensure that the country produces a wine for every cuisine. More RADIO/TV 
Wild on the setFor wildlife enthusiasts, a channel like Animal Planet has done a great deal in adding to their knowledge, even though it often brings sad news on the ever-increasing list of endangered species. More CINEMA 
Misses... all the wayWith virtually every Bollywood film bombing at the box-office, it looks like this year is going to be one long dry spell of misses for the industry. More GENDER 
Women in powerStudies have shown that while men take promotions, increments, incentives etc; in their stride as though they were long overdue, women tend to be more self-effacing or circumspect on whether they really deserve such recognition. More INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 
Lots of sun and snowEnjoy a cheery carriage ride through cobble-stoned streets or blaze an ice-trail in the sun skiing; or perhaps you'd just like to soak up the solitude by taking a relaxed stroll. The options are endless at St Moritz in Switzerland. More DOMESTIC TRAVEL 
Seldom seen, much admiredAs far as the eyes could see was the green canopy of the coconut palms, now swaying in the breeze, now still. Our weariness vanished in no time at Varkala in Kerala More ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE 
Waiting for that desi toonIndia has the wonder technology, the best brains in animation and the creative edge to produce a world-class animated character. So why can't we blend our legends and software wizards to produce one? More ENTREPRENEURSHIP 
This one's for James BondFor automobile designer Dilip Chhabria, creating the Aston Martin prototype for the forthcoming James Bond film might just be the breakthrough in the international market that he was looking for. More PEOPLE 
Her romance with KuchipudiHer parents wanted her to become a hotshot software professional. But Keiko Watanabe from Japan followed her heart to India to learn Kuchipudi. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
 Interim Railway Budget - 2004-05 Pick a Winner Stock Market Contest
Top Stories In Focus GM Foods Interim Budget 2004 Corp. Social Responsibility Technology - Towards New Vistas
In Depth Insurance Corner Simple Economics Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues
Looking back Feb. 1-Feb. 7 Instead of aspirin... Older than history Veggie supreme |
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