The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 24, 2003

Time to focus on juvenile diabetics
AT 11, little Shantala of Bangalore is full of go. She goes to school, loves chocolates, hates injections - just like any child - and is set on to become a doctor some day. For now, she has to do as her doctor says and get her insulin pricks ... More

LIFESTYLE

The story behind `shock and awe'
SHOCK and awe is when we see Australia score runs after runs, off the `no' balls and the `yes' balls, right in the first over. S&A - to abbreviate the awesome phrase and thus reduce its shocking effect - is when you go to the doc with a ... More

Sitting pretty
This baby enjoys a view of Bangalore roads sitting in a baby carrier. More and more mothers find such carriers safe for the babies especially when they are riding pillion on ... More

BOOKS

A classic script for revival
A SMALL bookstore started at Said Mitha Bazar area of Lahore (now in Pakistan) in 1903 on a capital of Rs 27 (a princely sum, then perhaps) is today a Rs 10-crore flourishing publishing, printing, distribution and export business in New Delhi. A ... More

Book on I-T practice released
A BOOK titled "Income Tax Pleading & Practice'', authored by Mr Narayan Jain, advocate and tax consultant, and Mr Dilip Loyalka (a visually-impaired chartered accountant), was released here by the Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Kolkata-I, Mr ... More

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