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
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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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For VW and Ford, the challenge is to keep the partnership going strong
It’s never easy when two big brands come together and this is where leadership plays a huge role
Ducati goes the extra mile in India with apparel, accessories
Italian bike brand sends out a strong style statement to woo buyers
Pilot projects for electric could be explored first: Bosch CEO
Volkmar Denner says this is a better option than going 100 per cent electric at one go
Will the Kia Seltos lord it over the competition?
The compact SUV segment now has a new titan and the clash promises to be epic
What Model Tenancy Act could mean to you
It sets limits on security deposits and provides for speedy dispute resolution
Softening the blow for high income earners
The tax break is a silver lining for those who have to pay surcharge on tax
Term of the week: Claim settlement ratio
Claim settlement ratio is a metric that measures the proportion of the claims settled against the total ...
Is Small Bountiful?
The SME exchanges of the BSE and the NSE offer investors a route to buy into under-researched stocks that can ...
World Cup Cricket: The pitch is political
Politics, nationalism and cricket are an old triumvirate, having intersected ever since the beginning of the ...
A nuts-and-bolts Budget
For all its focus on the polestar of a $5-trillion economy, it lacks direction and resolve
Dynasty on edge
Rahul Gandhi is the first in the Nehru-Gandhi family to have resigned from a top post in the Congress. What ...
The lungi talks back in Aravind SA style
Meet the ‘Madrasi’ comedian who jokes about his Tamil milieu even as he packs a sucker punch for the North ...
A golden opportunity in the silver space
Marketers have long ignored the senior citizen space, but an RPG group-backed venture, Seniority.in, shows the ...
Advertising’s hits and misses at the Cricket World Cup
It could have been the SuperBowl moment for Indian advertising but was a tame innings
Will 24 hour shopping work in India?
You need an ecosystem in place before all day all night retail can flourish
LOTS to learn from the Thai model
Thailand is a good bridge for modern retail in India, believes Tanit Chearavanont, MD of LOTS Wholesale ...
Who wants 'one nation, one poll’?
The political mood is ambivalent. A clutch of parties feels it will reduce costs while others perceive it as ...
Synchronised polls are a smokescreen
The elephant in the room as far as poll reform is concerned, namely funding of elections, is conveniently ...
Living without water in Chennai
Just like the flash floods, the scorching drought in Chennai is also a product of perverse urban development ...
Hyderabad blues
The delay in the onset of the South-West monsoon could well be the last straw for Hyderabad to get into a ...