The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 02, 2002

Raise a toast to wine bars
SPARKLING wine people Chateau Indage will roll out at least 10 new foreign wine brands in the domestic market in the next two months as part of its efforts to promote wine culture in the country. The company is also firming up plans to set up a ... More

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RESORTS & AMUSEMENT PARKS

`4 ayurvedic resort spas in Kerala are the chosen ones'
DESTINASIA, a leading travel and tourism site, has chosen four ayurvedic resort spas based in Kerala as the country's best. In an article titled "Look to Kerala for four of India's best ayurvedic resort spas'', author, Chandi ... More

TOURISM

`India offers best value for money to tourists'
CONDE Nast Traveler, a reputed magazine, has chosen India as the number 11 holiday destination in the world, ranking it above otherwise popular bets such as Singapore, Malaysia and Switzerland. Disclosing this to Business Line, ... More

PEOPLE

M.A. Chidambaram statue unveiled

BOOKS

It's a steal at this book sale
THERE are more reasons than one for Bangaloreans to mark November 1 in their mental calendar. It is also the day that the 56-year-old Institute of World Culture in Basavangudi holds its annual book sale. "People start queuing up by 8.30 a.m., ... More

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