The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, April 09, 2002

ISRO begins work on health satellite -- First telemedicine project launched
THE Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has planned to build a dedicated health satellite which will take telemedicine to the remote areas of the country. It is evaluating the necessary systems and the feasibility of having one such, ... More

LIFESTYLE

What's Mumbai without its hawkers?
OVER the past four to five months the J.N. Tata Road leading from Churchgate and lanes leading off the main road have been brutally swept clean of hawkers. The wada-pav wala, the chai wala and the sandwich wala have been ... More

RADIO/TV

Private FM Radio
A radio tower atop a 40-stroreyed building in Mumbai, as the first of the city's private FM broadcasters gets set to go on-air by the month-end. Unlike some other cities, where private radio stations are forced to rent the Government towers, ... More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Eicher releases Bangalore city map
BANGALORE: Eicher Goodearth Ltd has released its Eicher City Map of Bangalore — with information on roads, buildings, landmarks, cinemas and hotels. It also covers newly-developed areas and suburbs in the city apart from providing ... More

TOURISM

AP Tourism dept gung-ho on Bhadradri festival
THE Andhra Pradesh Tourism Department is going all out to make the Bhadradri festival during April 13-21 a big draw and to focus on culture, arts, games and lifestyle of the Girijans (tribesmen) of the area, Mr K. Ramesh, the Chairman of the ... More

BOOKS

Quarterly technical journal released

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Bharti makes an international call

Even mofussil India is going mobile! -- March sees 3.8-lakh new subscribers

Move to decentralise food procurement -- Third revolution on farm front?

Direct tax mop-up falls short of target

Govt set to distance itself from UTI, give up powers -- Act amendment on the cards

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

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