The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, April 26, 2003

Officer's Choice gallantry award presented
THE 4th Officer's Choice gallantry award was presented here to three recipients for outstanding acts of bravery. The award was presented by Mr. Sourav Ganguly, Captain of the Indian cricket team. In his welcome address, Mr Kishore Chhabria, ... More

LIFESTYLE

Of bus rides and irreverent poems
Reading, chatting with friends, watching plays or movies, visiting in-laws, sketching, window-shopping, trekking... there is entertainment in both splendid isolation or glorious togetherness. More

It's movies and coffee in Chennai
Is Chennai in vogue or missing out on entertainment? Trendy youngsters reel off a list of what's on and what ought to be on. More

RADIO/TV

FM matters... in Mumbai
This programme is determined to prove that its creators care about the burning issues that face the people of a huge metro like Mumbai. More

RESORTS & AMUSEMENT PARKS

Amusement park at Vizag
HYDERABAD: City of Destiny Clubs & Resorts has bagged the project to construct a recreation and amusement park in Visakhapatnam. In an official release, the State Government has said it awarded the project to be executed under the ... More

CINEMA

Banking on Bollywood
Despite efforts to get organised/institutional financing for Bollywood films, hardly five per cent of the total production cost of 75 mainstream Hindi films comes from this route. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Music Broadcast, Star launch Radiocity 91 FM
Mr Ashok Khinvasara, Director, Music Broadcast Pvt. Ltd, with Mr John N. Catlett, CEO, Radio Division, Star India Pvt Ltd, at the launch of Radio City 91 FM in the Capital on Friday. ... More

Star to synergise programmes on Channel [V], Radio City
CHANNEL [V] and Radio City may be two different entertainment platforms, but with music as the common thread, Star India has decided to synergise programming activities between its television music channel and its radio stations. Mr Sumantra ... More

ARTS & CRAFTS

Master at work
M.F. Hussein gives final touches to his latest paintings named `Thief of Baghdad' based on the US-Iraq war being exhibited from Friday in Kolkata.

PEOPLE

Reading is fun
Actually I'm a fan of Chase. He wrote with a distinct literary quality, which has been highly ignored. I don't like his crime thrillers, but love his psychological thrillers. More

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