The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 07, 2002

Golden oldies
They are the oldest residents still going strong in a captive environment. A 75-year-old macaw, which was found near the Amazon, a 45-year-old Cope Crowned Crane from South Africa and a 200-year-old tortoise from the Pacific region are the stars ... More

HEALTH

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LIFESTYLE

Why `afford' is unaffordable
ONE argument against war is that we can't afford it. Because we have a lot of other problems to attend to, such as laying roads, providing water, building schools, and so on. I look up `afford' in More

CINEMA

Spider-Man grosses Rs 15 cr in India
SPIDER-MAN, the season's big grosser from Columbia TriStar, had collections of Rs 3.3 crore for its second weekend in India, an official statement from the company said. The film had earned Rs 5.2 crore as collections for its first ... More

MUSIC & DANCE

Musical narration of Mahavishnu
Dr Srinidhi Chidambaram, exponent of Bharatanatyam, and cine actress Vasundhara Das at the launch in Bangalore of Kriya Kreative Sound's musical narration of Mahavishnu which is available on cassettes and ... More

BOOKS

Piracy eats into publishers' profits
HAVE you bought Harry Potter for Rs 50 or a medical college text for less than Rs 200 off the streets of your city? Then you are as responsible for robbing the exchequer of over Rs 100 crore as the printers of these pirated versions, says the ... More

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