The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, April 11, 2002

Apollo clinics set to arrive this month
THE Apollo Hospitals group's efforts to be present at the primary level of dispensing healthcare services in the country are set to roll, with `The Apollo Clinic' slated to go operational later this month in the Capital. Set up by Apollo Health ... More

Kerala: Path-breaking heart surgeries
KOCHI: The paediatric cardiac surgeons of the Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) have achieved success in treating heart defects using cosmetically appealing incisions while performing surgery. Dr Suresh Rao and Dr ... More

TRAVEL & PLACES

Transit visa for Air France passengers
PASSENGERS on Air France, who are planning to transit the airline's hub in Paris, will have to get an airport transit visa. Some passengers are, however, exempt from this requirement. Passengers holding Schengen visa, or the US visa in any of ... More

Ancestral trail
Lord David Cobbold and Lady David Cobbold posing for a photograph outside the Raj Bhavan in Kolkata on Wednesday. Lord Cobbold is the great-grandson of Lord Robert Lytton, Viceroy of India between 1876 and 1880, and grandson of Lord Victor ... More

LIFESTYLE

Free Ugadi e-cards
BANGALORE: Tapaal, the Indian language mail service, is offering free Kannada Ugadi cards to users. "The e-cards are part of the Web site's efforts to offer innovative services to members and promote the widespread use of e-mail," ... More

EDUCATION

Cramming away!
Students appearing for SSLC examinations at the Ernakulam Girls High School do a quick revision prior to entering the exam hall. A record number of 5,93,278 students are taking the secondary school level exams this year, which began on ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Zee launches online lottery show
ZEE Telefilms Ltd (ZTL) is launching an online lottery show, Khelo Number Khelo, to be hosted by television artiste, Ms Archana Puran Singh. ZTL has tied up with the UK-based Chatterbox to design this show for Indian viewers. It is a ... More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Karnataka Govt sale of artworks sparks off debate
THE controversial sale of 800 artworks by the Karnataka Lalit Kala Academy here in January, while raising the hackles of artists in the State, has sparked off a debate as to whether a Government body set up to preserve and protect works of art ... More

SPORTS

Televising the World Cup
THE giant electronic screen installed at the M.A. Chidambaram stadium in Chennai was developed by Mitsubishi Electric and was brought to India from Melbourne. The TNCA's Ashok Kumbhat says the association has plans to use the screen to ... More

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