The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 27, 2002

A real green thumbs-up
Inscape Garden in Chennai is a verdant nursery that sells not just plants. It has a broader vision — a vision to make people see green, quite literally. Lalitha Sridhar reports. More

LIFESTYLE

All smiles
Boys selling trinkets at the Charminar during the leisure hour. Many of them go to school and are also engaged in this small business as a means to support their families. ... More

CINEMA

Shot in the UK
A little over a decade ago, Bollywood producers shifted location shooting from Switzerland to the UK and the trend continues. More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Travelling through Tuscany
There is more to Italy than Rome and Venice, as Uday K. Chakraborty found out, when he toured the hills and vales of Tuscany in Central Italy. More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

In the land of the Mizos
Sarvesh and Hina Talwar discover the beauty and culture of Mizoram. More

Revisiting Buddhism
G. Suryanarayana visits Bojjana Konda, near Visakhapatnam, where he comes across architectural remnants of the Buddhist period. More

Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue
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ARTS & CRAFTS

Mood pipes
With Kolkata in the grip of World Cup fever, caricatures of soccer stars have started appearing on city walls. Some of the wall paintings have got sponsorships that help the artists and young football enthusiasts in buying raw materials for the ... More

Rajasthani puppets show
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TRENDS

Statistics & survivors
EVER since the New Scientist alerted its readers about the grim scenario of a nuclear attack on the major cities, I have been huddling with my neighbours to prepare a list of `must-know' stuff about A-bombs. There is some input in a ... More

Old is gold
Despite the availability of new and imported furniture in the city, old furniture is still in great demand. Murray & Co is one of the city's oldest auctioneers and attracts a large crowd every Sunday when an auction is in progress. Besides ... More

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