The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, October 23, 2002

Teeth in trouble
Roadside entertainers protest against the ban on animals being used for entertainment in New Delhi on Tuesday. The protesters, with their animals in tow, demanded licences to ply their ... More

TRAVEL & PLACES

Weaknesses in visa process
THE US General Accounting Office (GAO) has published a report titled `Border security: Visa process should be strengthened as an antiterrorism tool' (GAO-03-132NI) this week and it highlights that despite a tighter scrutiny of visa applicants ... More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Tranquil times
FOUR to five dolphins on a Sunday morning danced in the Arabian Sea, a few miles off the Tarkarli beach in Konkan. One playful fellow climbed out of the waters, soared into the air in a straight line, flipped forward to dive back into the sea. ... More

Weekend package to Lakshadweep
VACATION India, a city-based tour operator, has developed a special `weekend holiday' cruise package for domestic tourists who are on a budget, but desire to visit the Lakshadweep islands. The two-nights, one-day cruise, which is being ... More

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES

Framework on anvil for global ayurveda drive
THE World Ayurveda Congress (WAC) 2002, to be held in Kochi, proposes to establish the framework for a transcontinental drive for promoting Indian systems of medicine, especially ayurveda, through recourse to information technology and ... More

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