The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 07, 2002

Keeping sea at bay
Fishermen sort their morning catch on Deobagh beach in Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra. The residents of this village face the problem of sand erosion as seawater seeps into the village. They have placed boulders along the shore to stonewall ... More

CINEMA

`An award for the film industry by the industry'
MEMBERS of noted film-maker V. Shantaram's family have announced the setting up of the Rajkamal Academy of Cinematic Excellence (RACE). The academy comprising veterans from the film business will work towards the development of the industry. ... More

MUSIC & DANCE

Navaratri `garba' dance loses verve in Gujarat
FOR the average businessman of Gujarat, especially those belonging to the trading community, it is the Diwali season that makes up for losses suffered, deemed or otherwise, during the year that was. And the curtain raiser to this busy season is ... More

PEOPLE

It's fun to dare and do
IN 1985, Mike Whitney, then 25 years old, backpacked through India. He stayed in Kashmir for a month, and was constantly amazed by its "jaw-dropping beauty", he said. Some years later, he came back to India as a test cricketer for Australia, ... More

TRENDS

Water on fire

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