The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, September 21, 2004

CHILDREN & PARENTING
Good grades, health vital for Indian children: Study
ACHIEVING good grades and staying healthy were the two most important things for Indian children according to Cartoon Network's latest study spread across 3,206 children and their mothers hailing from the SCC A and B segments in 14 cities. ... More

A hearty gesture to ailing kids
SIXTY-year-old Raut, a cardiac patient from Orissa, came to Hyderabad for a bypass surgery. But after being admitted to Apollo Hospitals for pre-surgery check-ups, he had decided against going for the surgery. Instead, he wanted to spend the ... More

SPORTS
Australia threatens to withdraw from series, says BCCI counsel
CRICKET Australia has threatened to pull out of the four-test series against India slated to begin on October 6, as broadcast rights are still not in place, Mr K.K. Venugopal, Counsel for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), told the ... More

Advertisers worried over Men in Blue's dip in form
SOURAV Ganguly and Virender Sehwag will not only have to shoulder the expectations of one billion Indians, but will also have to deliver if money has to continue pouring into cricket. The recent dismal performance of the Indian cricket team ... More

TRENDS
Wake up to some sleepy truths
NODDING employees are common not only in boss's room but also at their own desks. So, even as you guiltily suppress a yawn and ashamedly straighten after slumping, be blessed to know that sleep at work is a common problem. I can see that you'd ... More

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