Jóhann Jóhannsson's powerful music-narrative
Jóhann Jóhannsson's powerful music-narrative
So many times, while listening to our iPod or Mp3 player in the middle of a crowd, we create our own orb.
Tirna Ray
Tirna Ray
tirna.ray@thehindu.co.in
An admirer of Israeli writer Etgar Kerret, Pakistani author Moni Mohsin and everything in between, Tirna Ray revels in the column spaces of life. A sports enthusiast, she is passionate about literature, language, music and art
Our ‘beary’ favourite Pooh!
Our ‘beary’ favourite Pooh!
Hundred years ago, in 1914, Lieutenant Harry Colebourn bought a bear cub for $20 in Ontario, Canada, and named ...
Time to share
Time to share
People across generations and countries always wanted to and still want to share. Today, if technology is ...
Watermark
Watermark
‘I am going to Chennai.’ Wotttt? Howzzzz? WHY? Pukka crazy!!! I had no idea my harmless statement on Facebook ...
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Packing batteries with more punch
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Life Science: Healing broken bones
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Superconductors from IISc
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Foldable hospitals
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Index Outlook | Sensex, Nifty 50 likely to extend the fall
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Should you subscribe to IPO of IRFC?
Investors with a long-term horizon can consider this offer
How to read the new mutual fund risk-o-meter
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Comfort comes home in mains and sides
In these isolated times when people yearn for a slice of the familiar, amateur and professional chefs are ...
Turning dust to gold
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Quiz on seats of power
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Bad habits that refuse to part
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Digital is becoming dominant media, but are companies and their ad agencies transforming fast enough to make a ...
A business that stops to smell the roses
Slow Network, promoted by journalist-lyricist Neelesh Misra, pushes rural products and experiences
Greetings season
How marketers can use the traditional exchange of festive wishes meaningfully
The heart of the matter
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Is GST about ease of doing business?
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Channapatna sees a revival
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Clustering around Koppal
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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 ...