Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, May 28, 2004
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, May 28, 2004 |
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LIFE EMPLOYMENT 
Going places with language skillsIs it the love of learning a foreign language that lures youngsters to the Alliance Francaise or the Max Mueller Bhavan? Not entirely. They come in the hope that multi-lingual skills will be their passport to a whole new world of opportunities. More HOTELS 
Roomalis in the air...Roomali with a View, Bangalore's latest addition to the city's culinary map, takes you to North India not just with its food but with its distinct ambience too. More LIFESTYLE MUMBAI MASALA 
Mumbai's myriad waysIf you've lived in Mumbai for most of your life, you will know this city as a teeming, seething metropolis, with too many people and too many things happening ...all at once. More CINEMA 
Still crossing over?There is more to Indian crossover films than their success with audiences abroad. Closer home, it's also a question of creating an acceptance of movies made in other parts of India in the Hindi heartland. More INTERVIEW 
"I speak what I feel"Find out what superstar Amitabh Bachchan has to say on issues such as politics, his films and his future. More INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 
Moroccan mystiqueMorocco makes for an experience that is earthy with wonderful culinary flavours, the buzz of the souks, walled cities from medieval times, and the lilt of Arabic music. More DOMESTIC TRAVEL 
Passing through paradiseKuari Pass in Garhwal can make one feel on top of the world. It leaves visitors with happy memories of tranquil valleys and less travelled trails. More ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE 
A life in amateur theatreWhen the history of theatre in Madras is written, the name of Madras Players, the first and for a long while the only serious English language theatre group in the city, will lead the rest of the pack. More PEOPLE 
A case for poetryA retired Chief Justice of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka High Courts, and a former judge of the Supreme Court, Justice S. Mohan has yet another face — of that of a poet. More
BOOKS 
From those travel memoirsTravel Writing and The Empire Edited by Sachidananda Mohanty Publishers: Akatha/Non-fiction travel publication Price: Rs 250 More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Farmer's Notebook Price war in Detergents Cricket: Ten Sports v DD CAS fiasco LS Polls: Alliances/Splits (The Hindu Group)
In Depth Insurance Corner Simple Economics Tax Talk NRIs & Investment Avenues
Looking back May. 16-May. 22 A hard night's day The future belongs to multiplexes Chugging on the Blue Mountain |
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