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Rising prices, lighter pockets, and independence
Rising prices, lighter pockets, and independence
A few important life lessons amid rising prices
An artiste par excellence: Kishore Kumar
Today, on his 91st birthday, it is obvious that Kishore Kumar will forever win the hearts of people of all generations
#BlackLivesMatter: Is American on the road to justice?
Will the Black Lives Matter live up to the legacy set forth by Martin Luther King Jr and others?Latest
December 01, 2020
The virtual world vs the real world
August 31, 2020
A happy, safe and hopeful Onam
August 24, 2020
Photography: Is it for the 'pros' or for everyone?
July 28, 2020
Why parties must choose democracy to end generational fights
June 18, 2020
Gadgets, conversation and mental health
April 16, 2020
Let us start at the beginning
April 15, 2020
The best way out is through
April 15, 2020
Lockdown guidelines: Inter-state, inter-district movement of people prohibited till May 3
April 14, 2020
Princess diaries
April 13, 2020
Crowning glory
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Tue, 1 Dec 2020
The virtual world vs the real world
Ashwini Phadnis shares his views on the 75th AGM of the IATA that was held virtually...
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Mon, 31 Aug 2020
A happy, safe and hopeful Onam
There is truly a lot to celebrate and be grateful for this festive season...
Siddharth Mathew
siddharth.mc@thehindu.co.in
A Technophobic technologist who views technology as two sides of the same coin -good and bad. Multimedia content producer, Scissorhands on the digital desk, shutter-bum, gadget geek, and former reporter.
My Take on life -If I report, I contemplate - if I visualise, I pixelate.
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Mon, 24 Aug 2020
Photography: Is it for the 'pros' or for everyone?
On a day that celebrates the invention of the photographic process, an amateur reflects on the changing times...
Nivedita
nivedita.v@thehindu.co.in
Sub-editor at BusinessLine, with a passion for politics from around the world, Liverpool FC and memes.Sub-editor at BusinessLine, with a passion for politics from around the world, Liverpool FC and memes.
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Tue, 28 Jul 2020
Why parties must choose democracy to end generational fights
The ‘high command’ culture must give way to intra-party democracy. ...
Gitanjali Diwakar
gitanjali.diwakar@thehindu.co.in
Gitanjali Diwakar is a journalist with The Hindu Businessline. In her words, she is 'a Jack of many trades and a master of a few'. She enjoys reading a wide range of books, including fiction and philosophy. Her greatest passions, however, are culture and performing arts.
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Thu, 18 Jun 2020
Gadgets, conversation and mental health
Do you think the written word can work wonders at all times? May be not....
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A happy, safe and hopeful Onam
A happy, safe and hopeful Onam
There is truly a lot to celebrate and be grateful for this festive season
Photography: Is it for the 'pros' or for everyone?
Photography: Is it for the 'pros' or for everyone?
On a day that celebrates the invention of the photographic process, an amateur reflects on the changing times
Why parties must choose democracy to end generational fights ...
Why parties must choose democracy to end generational fights ...
The ‘high command’ culture must give way to intra-party democracy.
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Lockdown guidelines: Inter-state, inter-district movement of people prohibited till May 3
Lockdown guidelines: Inter-state, inter-district movement of people prohibited till May 3
According to the Home Ministry's guidelines on the lockdown educational institutions, coaching centres, air travel and train services will continue to remain suspended
And I finally began living…
And I finally began living…
What can a global health crisis teach you? For starters, you realise that the people who truly care about you are more valuable than money, holidays ...
When all goes wrong...lessons to learn
When all goes wrong...lessons to learn
When interviewing the sage of Arunachala, Ramana Maharishi, a disciple asked him “if one has choice?”Ramana told his disciple that ’every individual ...
Food and Identity of a City : Delhi
Food and Identity of a City : Delhi
“You are What you Eat”. This could not be more true for cities and the eateries which become a landmark and a hallmarks over time.The “Memories ...
How to gain from a depreciating rupee
How to gain from a depreciating rupee
The rupee has weakened sharply against the dollar in 2008, 2013 and year-to-date in 2018
Demand from tier II/III cities drives growth of kidswear on Amazon Fashion
Demand from tier II/III cities drives growth of kidswear on Amazon Fashion
Kidswear on Amazon Fashion reported 80 per cent year-on-year growth in 2017 over the previous year, in terms of units sold, fuelled by a sharp spike ...
A three-pronged transformation
Anish Shah, Mahindra group’s first professional MD, has a clear growth strategy. But it all hinges on ...
Carbon dioxide to methane: TIFR develops a simple solution
Besides cutting the greenhouse gas, the method’s use of magnesium makes it ideal for producing rocket fuel on ...
Ferrari unveils two limited edition models
Most significant improvements are to distribution and cylinder heads
Performance compact, not vice versa
Merc’s A 35 AMG proves that small can still be fun in the world of sports cars
SURVEY: How has the pandemic impacted your finances and how are you navigating the challenge
The pandemic has touched each of our lives in one way or the other. Aside of managing our health and emotions, ...
Four funds to tide over the market volatility
With markets continuing to see-saw, here are four MFs you can count on, to tide over the volatility
How market-linked debentures combine the qualities of equity and debt
The ultra rich now have a wider basket of market-linked debentures to choose from
Max LifeSmart Secure Plus: Should you go for this multiple-frills policy?
It has two new features — special exit value option and premium break option
Pandemic and publishing: Time to turn the page
With the sale of physical books dropping in pandemic-induced lockdowns, publishing houses are looking at ways ...
Kazuo Ishiguro’s new book: A tapestry of grief, love and servitude
Klara is an artificial friend, an android created for a specific human purpose. But what if she can feel and ...
Gandhi’s legacy: Beyond Black or White
The present arena of hatred against Gandhi is undermining a rich and complex history of anti-racial and ...
Sexual offenders and academia: The great debate
Some believe that the heated debate on a recent campaign against sexual harassment in academics is a ...
Meat alternatives get more pizzazz
India is steadily acquiring a taste for plant-based meat substitutes, a billion-dollar industry worldwide
Saving disgrace?
How ‘misbehaviour’ is relevant to effective marketing
Sketchnotes versus PowerPoints
Doodles can infuse more creativity into marketing presentations
Dressing up in denims
Aditya Birla Fashion’s Van Heusen brand is looking to dress up in denims. Its new sub-brand Denim Labs, it ...
Is GST about ease of doing business?
Three years after its inception, compliance with GST procedures remains a headache for exporters, job workers ...
Channapatna sees a revival
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of companies are altering the prospects for wooden toys of ...
Clustering around Koppal
Aequs Aerospace to create space for large-scale manufacture of toys at Koppal
Say cheese, says the organised dairy sector
And it has every reason to smile. Covid-19 has triggered a consumer shift towards branded products as ...