The Hindu Business Line : Friday, May 16, 2008

RADIO/TV
Body Works
A yacht sank and the sailor was rescued after 76 days in sea. How did he survive on fish, a food he disliked? Our urge to eat resides deep in the brain. A walnut-sized lump of tissue is the brain’s want centre. The brain consumes ... More

RESORTS & AMUSEMENT PARKS
French leave
Le Waterina in Sriperumbudur More

GENDER
What’s growing for lunch, ma?
Women revive the traditional irwa, or intercropping, practice in Vidarbha to ensure food security for their family. More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL
The flow of life
With the Ganga as its lifeline, Benares throbs with ancient energy. The city’s younger generation however grapples with the many faces of modernity. More

Ghat's children
Hello," a young voice calls out in English as we approach the ghat. "Take these lamps. only Rs 10," Shabnam, 10, speaks with an accent, showing us the basket filled with lamps, each neatly lined by flowers. Pilgrims make a wish, light the lamps, ... More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Jingle beeps
The evolving display screens of mobile advertising… More

TOURISM
Go Places
Deal: ?840 (on till July 31); ?960 (August 1-31); twin-sharing basis; (ex-Mumbai, Delhi) Five days, four nights Visit to Lisbon, Coimbra, Douro Valley winearea, Porto Package includes hotel accommodation, tourin Lisbon, Coimbra, visit to a ... More

BOOKS
Evergreen
Indian botanical heritage, as recorded in European books from 16-17th century. More

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What’s growing for lunch, ma?

Evergreen

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