Artists launch `Clean Delhi' campaign
Artists for Empowerment, a non-governmental organisation of artists from the fields of cinema, music and theatre, recently pledged to undertake a month-long campaign to build awareness amongst the general public on `Clean Delhi'.

Reliance supplies 6 lakh litres of water daily to Rajasthan
Responding to a request from the Rajasthan government, Reliance Petroleum Ltd (RPL) has arranged to provide six lakh litres of water per day to some of the worst drought-affected areas of Rajasthan.

Send voice-mail messages anywhere at local call rates
Technology always finds ways of beating the rules. If VSNL has blocked all Internet phone sites, a US-based IT company has come up with an innovative way of sending voice- and e-mail for the price of a local call.

New $5 and $10 notes to combat counterfeiting
The US market is flooded with fake dollars, thanks to the presence of high-tech counterfeiters, writes The Los Angeles Times.

Good for a few laughs
Hum To Mohabbat Karega is a tribute to MTNL. After a building has been bombed to splinters, a trill emanates from the rubble.

The woman in the engine
One expected to see a tall, strapping, bold woman. At least that was the vision conjured up by the mind when one thought of India's, nay Asia's, first woman train engine driver. But the lady who appeared for the interview was a far cry from it.

A degree from New Zealand is value for money
It is time for the annual migration. Around this time every year, thousands of students pack their bags and their qualifications to seek greener pastures abroad. And the numbers keep increasing.

Course with an international flavour
In a transient world, paranoia only survives. It is particularly so when it comes to employment. Be it the continuous look-out on the part of the employee for greener pastures, or the increased competition among employees.