Page 6 - Aabhas Sharma

God of cricket declares his innings

An app to avoid traffic woes

A Mumbai company has released a smartphone app that maps the traffic condition in cities in real time

The Milestone Man

Tendulkar's story would be more romantic had he retired on 99 international tons, just after winning the World Cup in 2011

Roof on top: For a neat realty search

Roofontop is integrated with Google Maps, and this enables one to see where exactly the property is located, as well as what exactly is in the neighbourhood

No one is sticking around

With no star power or glamour associated with it, hockey no longer inspires children in urban areas and the interest in the game is declining sharply in schools and colleges

iOS 7 readies Apple for a bigger bite

With its latest software update Apple breathes a new life into its iPhone and iPad

I am working on a book on my life: Anil Kapoor

Interview with actor

Hauz Khas eateries land in a soup

More than 30 of the 41 restaurants in one of Delhi's most popular hubs have shut down temporarily after the pollution board cracked the whip

Lumia 625: The ok phone

Ideal for those who like to watch videos on the go, the 625 is a solid phone packed with a lot of features to attract users

Two men in the wild with Ruby

Two intrepid drivers take their Jeep across deserts, volcanic craters and rivers in a bid to test their endurance and their vehicle's

Xperia Z Ultra: Superior smartphone but inordinately big

Sony's latest offering looks good, has impressive performance and superior display; yet, it's not a phone which will appeal to many, simply because inconvenience rings loud

How Asaram's claims of impotency was nailed

Potency tests carried out on those accused of sexual crimes indicate medically whether they are capable of the acts

Lumia 925: Light at the end of tunnel

With its new smartphone, Nokia seems to have finally got a phone which deserves to be called its flagship model, a potential game-changer

Cheating the Revolution

Can a film that injects item numbers and street romance in the theme of anger against corruption really be authentic

Against all odds

Deepika Kumari has been ranked number one in the world; Bombayala Devi is a two-time Olympian and an experienced campaigner

Crisp direction, tepid acting

Instead of outright gore and melodrama, Shoojit Sircar chooses to be subtle, and therefore makes an impactful film. The only thing that Madras Cafe lacks is the right set of lead actors

Government should have anticipated Kishtwar violence: Ellora Puri

Interview with Assistant professor of Political Science in the University of Jammu

Games for the grey cells

Video games can improve cognitive skills and delay the onset of age-related declines

Muscles after fifty

Men aged fifty-plus are going to the gym to build their bodies. While there is no age for weight training, enthusiasts should be more cautious than youngsters

Would you like the Rs 4-lakh table, Sir?

Panagea, the luxury night club chain, opens in New Delhi and offers a night's bacchanalia at kingly prices