The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 12, 2004

LIFESTYLE
Why force the cities to go to bed?
ON the evening of December 31, if you had asked your friend what his or her programme was for the evening, the most likely response would have been the wish to be at home. Strange as it may seem, no sensible people wanted to stay outdoor when ... More

EVENTS
Glittering show
Models display gold jewellery at `Swarnasamarpan' an annual event of the Gold Club of Chennai on Sunday. - - Bijoy Ghosh

TOURISM
Deccan Odyssey targets Jain, Buddhist tourists
THE Prime Minister is set to flag off a new tourist train, the `Deccan Odyssey', in Mumbai on Friday at a time when the occupancy of the country's best-known luxury train, the `Palace on Wheels', is just about recovering, after having touched a ... More

Flying colours
A Japanese team shows off its skills at the Kite Festival on Ramakrishna Beach in Visakhapatnam on Sunday. The event was organised by AP Tourism.

PEOPLE
A gift of the magi
GET into a taxi in India and chances are you will find images or figurines of gods and goddesses gracing the dashboard. But in P.K. Byju's taxi, in addition to the usual divine images you will also find a picture of a middle-aged European couple ... More

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