The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, May 25, 2004

WILDLIFE
Losing its bite
An old toothless tiger, which created havoc in Shamshernagar village of the Sunderbans in West Bengal, was captured and brought to the Kolkata zoo on Monday. The animal was captured twice over the past two months after it killed cattle and a ... More

LIFESTYLE
Shades of the season
Umbrellas on sale on the pavements in Kochi. These umbrellas are priced cheaper than branded ones and have registered brisk sales as the rains came early this year. - K.K. Mustafah ... More

CINEMA
Losing to piracy
Members of the Tamil Film Protection Council observing a fast in Chennai on Monday urging the State Government to crack down on video piracy. According to the council, over 3 lakh pirated CDs have been seized in the last five months during police ... More

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Then marketing professor, now markets food
FORTYNINE-YEAR-OLD Mr M. Mahadevan greets you warmly as you enter his small yet functional office on the third floor of a complex on busy Cathedral Road that houses three restaurants, a bar and a hotel run by him. The restaurants have closed ... More

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