P&G fights malnourishment
NDIA accounts for less than 20% of the world's child population and 40% of the world's malnourished children," says Dr Patrice Engle, head of Child Health and Nutrition with UNICEF (India), in Mumbai recently.

PETA aims its guns at Tamil Nadu tourism
After causing India exports losses worth millions of dollars and sullying the reputation of the $2.5 billion leather industry, US-based NGO PETA has suspended its anti-leather campaign.

Try simulation for better investment decisions
Management professionals in general and operations research professionals in particular often find simulation handy for decision making.

Summers are for browsing and buying
At present, the art market is dull. The reason is obvious. The big buyers are all quietly mopping up shares that the small buyer has not got the staying power to hold on to.

Domino's goes Indian in a big way
The regular food reviewer being away on holiday, it fell to yours truly to rise to the occasion -- much like pizza dough -- when Domino's beckoned with nine new toppings.

Canadians witness a live tradition
There is a broad smile on the face of the life-size statue of the Buddha, sitting in the great hall of the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), in Toronto.

A career in fashion, placement assured
If a career in fashion technology is what you want, then you need an institution that has a corporate parent in the textile industry because that will bring more opportunities your way.

WorkForce makes it easy to hire your staff
Workforce is the new recruiting service from the Paharpur Business Centre in Delhi. It provides an indispensable human resource service for corporate houses and multinational companies.