The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 08, 2002

A gastronomic tour of Australia
From purely British to `Modern Australian', cuisine has come a long way Down Under. Sumitra Senapaty takes a journey through the history of Australian foods and flavours. More

WILDLIFE

Indian python
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HEALTH

The excess highway
High excitement could cause stress. Here's how you can enjoy the genuine highs of life without getting enmeshed in the lows. More

EVENTS

Vintage rally
Vintage and Classic Vehicle Foundation organised its 13th rally and show in Chennai on Sunday. Over 60 vintage cars participated in the `July 2002 rally and show'.

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Stairway to heaven, up the blue mountain
Dharmalingam Venugopal discovers that the best way to enjoy the beauty of the Nilgiris is to trek its slopes. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Here's something different
Television soaps might be notching up higher viewership points, but serials with a social sub-text are gaining in popularity. More

ARTS & CRAFTS

For her, life is like a rainbow
Jija Hari Singh wants her life to encompass all the colours and experiences. And it is so, for she is a high-profile police officer with a passion for art and social causes. More

SPORTS

Corporate cricket for a cause
The Utthana Charitable Club initiated by Mr Anant R. Koppar, CEO of Kshema Technologies, is conducting a cricket tournament here, beginning today to help raise funds for the underprivileged children. The first match was played between Kshema ... More

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES

The world's ayurvedic destination
Vivek Mukherji on two resorts in Kerala that have something unique to offer — an ayurvedic rejuvenation programme that helps guests unwind. More

Nature's way to better health
As hospitals across the country look to modern avatars of traditional medicine, naturopathy has emerged a frontrunner in the medical fraternity's return to the realms of tradition. Ironically enough, naturopathy came into its own, as ... More

PEOPLE

Double blow for buddy
LIFE, for the Rajkot-based Mr Pravinbhai Thakker, whose Reliance Stores in Aden was arguably the inspiration behind the Reliance Group label, has resembled the script of a none-too-imaginatively written Hindi movie in the last two days. The ... More

TRENDS

The long wait
THE Siddhartha of Hermann Hesse knew three things: To think, wait, and fast. With commercials and computers taking over thinking, junk food being available almost everywhere to obviate any need to fast, and competitive options and banner ads ... More

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