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Administering the right dose

As more vaccines to prevent infectious diseases in adults enter the Indian market, the administration of such shots is slowly on the rise

Guneet Monga's love affair with Indian cinema

Monga, the producer of The Lunchbox and Masaan, is determined to put Indian movies with strong content on world stage

Only select few in elite universities avail of the NET fellowship: Disha Nawani

Q&A with professor and chairperson at the School of Education, Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Increasing supply and quality of higher education teachers is too important an issue: Sukhadeo Thorat

Interview with former chairman, UGC

Gussi Frederick Sopena wants to die an Indian

Twinkle Khanna: Canvas to paper

Twinkle Khanna has reinvented herself as a writer from a star kid and wife

Priyanka Chopra is destiny's child

What made ABC take Priyanka Chopra for its new primetime show, Quantico?

Saji Thomas built himself an aircraft

There is no legal or political argument that can support the meat ban: Pratap Bhanu Mehta

Interview with president and chief executive of Centre for Policy Research

Raigad, the dumping ground for dead bodies

Over 700 bodies have been found in the Pen and Khopoli area near Mumbai, the latest of which is alleged to be of Sheena Bora

A house for Mr Birla

Ranjita Ganesan takes a look at what Kumar Mangalam Birla has bought for Rs 425 crore

Artist Jeremy Mayer's sculptures are vintage, yet sci-fi

Artist Jeremy Mayer creates sculptures using old typewriters, giving the obsolete machines a sense of longevity

Closure 'rumour' sees patrons rush to Parsi Dairy Farm

It is not the first time a closure scare has led to hurried final trips and a flurry of laments or tributes on social media

The Patel rhetoric is nowhere close to the Mandal agitation: Suryakant Waghmore

Interview with Associate professor at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai

Maharashtra Governor opens up scenic part of Raj Bhavan to visitors

The author visits the Raj Bhavan in Mumbai, a rare green sanctum with a view of gently dancing seawaters, now open to public

Milind Soman: fit and fabulous at 50

'Ironman' Milind Soman reveals his fitness mantra

Room for tea

Taj Mahal Tea House in Bandra is a bright and airy space serving 40 varieties of tea

Bombay Canteen serves up good portions of quirk

A restaurant in Mumbai is experimenting with traditional dishes like moong daal, eggplant and lauki

Block the stalker

Cyberstalking is a real threat as social media increasingly becomes an extension of one's life. But there are things you can do to protect yourself from it

Finding Rahul Yadav

The authors trace the roots of Rahul Yadav, e-commerce's enfant terrible