The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, November 13, 2002

Ministers come & Ministers go
THERE were days when it was not necessary to revise the general knowledge fact book for years. Food Minister would continue through breakfast, lunch and dinner, day after day, and year after year. Similarly, there was an Agri Minister, one for ... More

LIFESTYLE

Utsav cheers up banyan tree club
Lachman Singh, Shankar Wankhede, his blind sister Kaushalya, 60-year-old Shambhu Yadav, the one-eyed milkman and myself form the club, which meets under the old banyan tree outside Karuna Hospital in Borivili. More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Now artists can lay hands on the best
INDIAN artists can now readily lay their hands on art materials manufactured by Daler-Rowney of the UK. Galerie 88, a premier art gallery here, has been appointed the sole selling agent of Daler-Rowney products in India. Stating this at a ... More

MUSIC & DANCE

Hey! That's my track
It's no more happy accidents for our Bollywood tune pinchers. With OMRAS making its debut, plagiarism, especially of the accidental kind, may just be stopped in its tracks. More

SPORTS

Archies buys right to use ICC logos
THE World Cup fever is slowly building up, with the promotions surrounding the ICC cup, to be held early next year, increasing by the day. The latest company to join the bandwagon is Archies Greetings & Gifts, which has tied up with the ... More

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