The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 16, 2002

Visual treat
A group of students from Sweekar-Upkar deaf-mute school gesture before watching a movie at the first Asian Children's Film Festival 2002 in Hyderabad on Friday. The week-long festival will screen 150 films from five ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

No viable lease bids for HMT auditorium
HMT Watches is estimated to own 160 acres of land in Bangalore. At the current rate of Rs 1.25 crore per acre within the city, the company is likely to realise a minimum of Rs 40 crore from the sale of about 32 acres. More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Sitting pretty
A stone sculpture at Mamallapuram, near Chennai, waits for the finishing touches as the artisan takes a short break.

TRENDS

Chill in the Silicon Valley
Winter has arrived in Bangalore. Though a pleasant season for the common man, road users are put to difficulty because of poor visibility due to mist.

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