The Hindu Business Line : Monday, July 21, 2003

Garlic is gold for cos, health for you
IT'S not everyone who loves the smelly white bulb. For most of us, plain old garlic can be too much of a mouthful. Then again, there is no putting off some savvy ones who just know their onions about garlic, or the commerce of its therapeutics. ... More

GENDER

No textbook Professor
When we ask for 33 per cent reservation for women, we'll have to safeguard that these women do not get sucked into the same political system and do provide good governance. More

DOMESTIC TRAVEL

Nature's bounty
A trip down the Kanyakumari belt takes you through pristine beaches and cascading waterfalls, not to mention historical sites. More

SHOPPING

Happy clicking!
Speed, accuracy and high-quality resolution make the digital camera hot property for any shutter-bug. Here's a primer on what to look for and how to get the best buys. More

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

Content called cricket
Sport — more precisely cricket — to which the nation is hooked, some argue, will be a deciding force in the acceptance of CAS. More

TRENDS

Here comes the cop with a deadly knife
IN movies, there is nothing unusual in portraying businessmen as greedy monsters, bosses as exploiting leeches, and the rich as spoiled brats. These are the stereotypes and that also explains why mothers-in-law are uniformly cruel and ... More

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