Page 9 - Ranjita Ganesan

Why we shouldn't be picking on egg

The egg is among nature's most healthful offerings, but the debate on whether it can be part of vegetarian diet rages on

Minority report: Hiring Muslims in India Inc

Is the corporate sector prejudiced against hiring and promoting Muslims?

Indian companies need to build a robust anti-corruption mechanism: Arpinder Singh

Interview with partner and national leader, EY

The road to riches

The author recounts Kalpana Saroj's incredible journey from despair to success

Money from penalties in child labour cases should be used for child welfare: Nishit Kumar

Interview with head of communication and strategic initiatives at Childline India Foundation

Back to the '50s

Classic and unapologetically stylish, the pieces at this furniture store in Mumbai are reminiscent of a time gone by

Movie review: Piku is a film about motion and emotion

With Piku, director Shoojit Sircar delicately proves that a film doesn't have to be jarring to be entertaining or dark to be profound

Saving a legacy: Gaothans and Koliwadas

Categorising the original settlements of gaothans and koliwadas as slums, the authorities in Mumbai are keen to develop them into commercial complexes. The residents are unwilling to cede their rights

The inheritors

Recent declassified information says that Subhas Chandra Bose's family was kept under surveillance even after Independence

India is ground zero for the global sanitation crisis: John Kluge

Interview with co-founder and chief disruption officer, Toilet Hackers

In the name of Salman

Bhaijaanz is a restaurant in Mumbai themed around the Bollywood actor and started by a quintet of his diehard fans

Stress in the spotlight: The pressures of being a Bollywood celebrity

By talking about her struggle with depression, Deepika Padukone has exposed the stress-filled lives of filmstars

Playing against boundaries

Female musicians in Mumbai will break the norms and play instruments traditionally played by men at the Saz-e-Bahar festival

Shashi Kapoor: The quiet showman

Though many feel it has been long overdue, recognition has finally come for Shashi Kapoor, the often underrated actor who acted in bad films so that he could make good cinema

The last sip of cheap chai

The well-loved Samovar Cafe at Jehangir Art Gallery is set to close down after 50 years

In early '70s, Samovar was emerging as the happening place amongst visual artists: Amol Palekar

An interview with the Hindi and Marathi actor and film-maker

Once upon a time in Mumbai

The heritage architecture of Mumbai is crumbling with the focus on building a modern city that mirrors China's Shanghai

There is fear psychosis in the censor board: Ashoke Pandit

Interview with who is among the disgruntled members

Severe differences of opinion within CBFC: Chandraprakash Dwivedi

Interview with film-maker and Central Board of Film Certification member

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld's Mumbai tour cancelled 

Parking concerns deflate plans for the artist's weekend performance