The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, October 16, 2002

A treasure in distress
A view of the Ellora caves at Aurangabad. To save the historical caves of Ajanta and Ellora from ruin, the Maharashtra Goverment has sought a financial aid of Rs 433 crore from a Japanese bank. Besides restoration of the caves, the project also ... More

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES

Ayurveda strikes a chord in the Gulf
AYURVEDIC medical therapy is gaining popularity among Gulf nationals, with many seeking solutions to several problems through this ancient Indian system of medicine. A good percentage of people seeking Ayurvedic treatment at Indian centres, ... More

TRENDS

Company about-turn
WHEN the hoarding of a leading computer company is put upside down, I am frankly concerned. I rush to my desk and take a peek into the newsroom of HP's Web site but all is well, since it talks of new alliances and partnerships. HP is getting into ... More

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