Those lamenting the fall of the Indian Test team are already eulogising the power of our six-hitting superstars
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Foldable smartphones are not just eye-catching devices, but emerging tools that blend productivity, creativity and immersive entertainment
When a mistake happens, the instinct is not remorse, it is reputation management. The family becomes a PR agency and the woman is collateral damage
While most winter menus celebrate sarson, the humbler, richer dish remains forgotten
Santosh Desai, ‘prose laureate of hybrid modernity’, dwells on his new book
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A recall of what an administrator learnt in the process of dealing with problematic inmates
Genuine happiness emerges from systematically training our minds through ethical conduct and consistent practice
A trip to Bhutan is a many-splendoured delight — sights & sounds along the way that retain the sacred imprint
IISER-Mohali research shows the way to potentially control molecules, as quest for artificial biological circuits continues
30 yrs on, the survivors of Dabwali fire accident have just one wish — let’s learn from fire tragedy before another town burns
American architect Frank Gehry’s irrepressible creativity and unpredictable style made each work uniquely different
Scenography turns the arts into a shared sensory experience, mixing traditions with new ideas to create a ‘way of seeing’ that speaks through space, images and movement
At Museo Camera, ‘India From the Air’ exhibits Capt Navtej Singh’s striking aerial images that reimagine India as a living, breathing map
The technology paradox has been that while it has helped transform lives at an individual level, at a collective level it has strengthened the forces of the past, and that too in a shallow way
The gentle bitterness of the leaves beautifully balances natural sweetness of the carrots
Ravi Madan, a retired engineer known as Rockugraphy, is a Gurugram-based photographer. He captures life's playful, ironic, and magical moments, focusing on contrasts and contradictions. His photographs offer a unique perspective, inviting viewers to appreciate the ever-changing world.
After 50 yrs in the business, thriller writer Ken Follet retains bestseller charm
Anusha Rizvi brings her own lived experiences in her latest film 'The Great Shamsuddin Family’
Garbage may well end up creating a new set of hills and mountains, ones that will not be easy to surmount
The protein-rich shola khichdi from the shahi dastarkhwaan of Nawab of Surat is both nutritious and reinvigorating
In Sikhism, martyrdom carries a deep philosophical and theological meaning that is woven into the fabric of Sikh identity and ethos
We are living in an imaginary world where paradoxes reign supreme
We are still in a state of denial about the pernicious spread of mental health issues
The Russian choreographer took 30 years to adapt the text. As he brings it to India, he tells why
When a home cook commands the same attention as a fine-dining chef, the skill is measured by clarity of flavour, cultural honesty and the ability to connect. Intimate supper clubs are now offering little-known regional cuisines and a chance to share food and the stories behind it
The loss from residual product wastage — what can’t be squeezed out — varies between 10 -26 per cent
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