The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, June 13, 2002

Kerala tops in morbidity rates
KERALA has one of the lowest mortality rates in the country. Testimonials in this regard come from no less than the Planning Commission, the National Council for Applied Economic Research and the Voluntary Health Association of India. The green ... More

RADIO/TV

Resurgent radio?
With the entry of private players in FM radio, the race to attract listenership has begun. However, the low ad spends on the medium, high licence fees and the lack of a credible audience monitoring system will make things tough for these companies. Catalyst does a reality check on FM's resurgence. More

Star channels go blank in Coimbatore
THE ongoing tussle between a section of cable operators in Coimbatore and Star TV is gaining momentum, with the TV channel unleashing a campaign to bring cable operators and viewers back to its fold. The Star group has cut access to its basket ... More

RURAL DEVELOPMENT

A movement to bridge the digital divide
THE travel advisory issued by the US State Department has not adversely affected the service corps programme of American India Foundation (AIF) which is sending a third batch consisting of 21 fellows to India in September, AIF Executive Director, ... More

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SAIL raises Rs 500 cr for funding VRS

I-T: Of non-filers and under-reporters

LIC set to venture into Sri Lanka

Industrial growth in April rises marginally to 2.9 pc

Survey soon on corruption in five S. Asian countries

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