The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, December 05, 2002

Catching sleep ...
Two fishermen are seen taking an afternoon break at the beach in Kolavi, near Badagara. With the catch dwindling, many fisherfolk are seeking alternative means to support the families. ... More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Haunting the jungle haunt
WHEN the moustachioed forest brigand Veerappan struck in August this year, abducting former Karnataka Minister Nagappa, a major fallout was tourist bookings at Jungle Hut, a resort on the foothills of the Nilgiri's. Within a week the 12-room ... More

SOCIETY & DEVELOPMENT

Bluedot stamp for caring corporates
THE Nalanda Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation established by the Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Ltd, recently unveiled a programme that recognises socially sensitive and caring corporates that are committed to the cause of ... More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Bidri - A touch of Midas
THIS art of silver inlay on metal has always kept historians guessing. Various accounts exist about its origin and entry into the country and subsequently Andhra Pradesh. This traditional craft flourished in the Deccan region since the ... More

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