The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 29, 2002

Looking high
Street-children and school dropouts praying on the occasion of `Street-children's mass birthday and return to school celebration' in Bangalore on Thursday. The programme was organised by the State Bal Bhavan and other local organisations. ... More

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Shanghai & Hong Kong: The two faces of China
FROM Shanghai, the commercial capital of China, to Hong Kong, the Special Administrative Region of China, a British colony till 1997, is a leap in... well, the demand on your purse. To give a simple example, the two-storeyed Internet café ... More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Spooky show viewers better watch out
IF you are hooked on to the spooky shows on the telly, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry (I&B) seems to be hell-bent on playing the guardian angel. The Ministry has sent a letter to the Indian Broadcasting Federation (IBF) asking ... More

MUSIC & DANCE

Rock concert on Dec 12

BOOKS

Author knows best
WE are all familiar with Rudyard Kipling's ominous proclamation that the East and the West will never meet, but more than 250 years ago there was a happy fusion of the two in Mughal India. That period is the setting for William Dalrymple's new ... More

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