The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 27, 2002

2-day meet to discuss cardiac problems
WHAT are the reasons for heart attack afflicting the younger people? What are the new risk factors surfacing? Why are people in urban areas nearly 3-4 times more prone to cardiac problems than those living in rural areas? These are some of the ... More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Wagamon's pristine charm wins over tourists
WAGAMON, a hill resort situated at an elevation of 1,100 metres above sea level, is fast developing into a major tourist destination and forms the focal point of a massive tourism development project envisaged by the Kerala Eco-tourism ... More

MUSIC & DANCE

Dance your blues away
YOU can dance your way through diabetes, hypertension and stress, says a State Bank of Mysore officer who is promoting the concept of dance therapy in Bangalore. Mr Satyanarayana who is also trained in Bharatanatyam and Kathak holds dance ... More

PEOPLE

A vote of confidence for Indian Muslims
INDIAN Muslims, certainly a disheartened lot what with the RSS asking them to "learn to live at the pleasure of the majority community" and even Prime Minister A.B. Vajpayee casting aspersions on their ability to co-exist peacefully with other ... More

TRENDS

Check your MQ
I am not prejudiced against Harry Potter but what puzzles me is that the world is suddenly interested in magical stuff that I routinely see being pedalled on pavements. More

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