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The royal shave

The oldest barber shop in the world comes to Mumbai with the promise of a leisurely session of meticulous male grooming

The map of a city's journey

Three artists, who will exhibit their works in Mumbai, use unique narrative styles and palettes to trace the evolution of the cities that they live in

Amole Gupte has given life to children's films

His latest release Hawaa Hawaai has opened poorly but has been generating interest after positive reviews

Moss on the mills

An exhibition of photographs, videos and paintings offers a fascinating look at Mumbai's once-glorious mills

Are EU-rejected mangoes safe for India?

The real problem is our farming culture. Farmers use various substances to enhance the size and look of fruits

Preserving a gourmet legacy

A Parsi catering service in Mumbai is reviving age-old recipes with a modern twist

Getting fit in leaps and bounds

Salman the giver

Is Being Human, the actor's apparel brand, an extension of his persona or is it a move to correct his bad-boy image?

Mumbai sees polling day bustle

The gates of paradise

From a full-scale replica of a Lorenzo Ghiberti masterpiece to bronze statues by Benvenuto Cellini, some rare and exquisite artworks from the Florentine Renaissance are on view in Mumbai

On a funny note

A handful of music bands is breaking into Mumbai's comic entertainment space with rib-tickling compositions about topics ranging from the elections to paan-spitting rickshaw drivers

Irrfan: Deadpan, dead right

The believable actor, now has brands seeking him out, but he will lend his credibility selectively

Ramayana goes digital

Stunning paintings from the Mewar Ramayana, portions of which were in India and UK for more than 150 years, have been digitally reunited by the British Library and Mumbai's CSMVS Museum

The Bollywood awards bazaar

Bollywood awards are no longer only about excellence

Crumbs apart

Pain au levain, challah or puccia - a bakery in Mumbai is doling out handcrafted European breads

Sedition an archaic law, enacted against freedom fighters: Kamini Jaiswal

Interview with Advocate, Supreme Court

It might be unpatriotic, but it certainly isn't sedition: Raian Karanjawala

Interview with managing partner of legal firm Karanjawala & Co

Antiques and masterpieces: Own a bit of India

With non-exportable antiques going under the hammer, Pundole's latest auction heralds a braver, bolder Indian art market

The order of chaos

Rather than the grandeur associated with mythology, artist KG Subramanyan's paintings look at gaucherie and imperfection

Behind every muscle is a trainer

Billionaires pay trainers up to Rs 5,000 per hour to keep them in top physical shape. The authors list some of the most sought after fitness experts