The Hindu Business Line : Friday, July 08, 2005

A drink to health
It was a taste for Bubbles, a popular Taiwanese drink, that got 22-year-old Zahabiya and her friend Arshad Mirza to start Tapioca Bar. Tucked away at Khar West, in north Mumbai, the alternate café has on its menu the imported non-alcoholic, ... More

LIFESTYLE

Relax... with a cup of tea!
The Tea Centre at Churchgate, Mumbai, is one of the best places to unwind with steaming cups of tea and that favourite book. More

RADIO/TV

Original kin
The earliest humans are believed to have spread out from Africa. The `Genographic Project' tries to find out the different migratory routes they took. More

EDUCATION

The effort shows
After schools hours, many classrooms in Faridabad open their doors to fulfill the dreams of children from disadvantaged families. More

GENDER

Still in the shadows
The Taliban may have been ousted, and a new government installed, but nothing has changed in the way the Afghan women are treated. More

Leave her alone...
As the case of Imrana, allegedly raped by her father-in-law, takes all kinds of turns and twists, what has been compromised is Imrana's dignity and... privacy. More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Salvaged pride
The ancient Buddhist religious site at Borobudur, rediscovered and restored lovingly, enthrals visitors with its delicate stone carvings. More

MUSIC & DANCE

Therapeutic movement
Dance is not just about technique and performance. As therapy, movement or dance leads us directly to the core of our emotional complexes. More

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