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Your next plate of pasta might have an extra twist: hydrogen-methane blend

It will be Europe's first commercial test of a hydrogen-methane blend in a high-pressure network. The facilities previously ran entirely on traditional natural gas

Here are 50 best restaurants in Asia; only one Indian eatery makes the cut

Gaggan landed in second place, still retaining the title of Thailand's best-a bittersweet run for a restaurant that is due to close in 2020 as chef-owner Gaggan Anand plans new ventures in Japan

Bijoya Sawian is preserving Khasi culture, through stories and translations

Bijoya Sawian retold old stories and translated ancient texts for today's generation

Puma RS-X Trophy review: These retro sneakers are flavour of the season

The mesh around the sides gives the shoe an airy feel, which essentially means that the shoe breathes well despite its heavy-knit exterior

ReefWatch's artificial reefs offer hope for endangered marine ecology

Coral reefs protect coastal areas from flooding and high waves, function as fish nurseries, provide subsistence food, and of course, draw in tourists

Statspeak: Malls reinventing to cater to changing consumer expectations

Interestingly, 52% of consumers are willing to spend more for an engaging experience

BumbleBFF to GirlCrew: Apps let more women 'swipe right' to find friends

Loneliness is a global challenge. Nearly half of Americans say they sometimes or always feel alone or left out

From Paris, London to Tokyo, this is where the world's super rich live

Business opportunities, lifestyle desires, hospitals and transportation infrastructure are all factors that draw the super-rich to splash out on homes in large cities

Kolkata, the living city: How citizens revived their culture and heritage

Kolkata is aspiring to acquire the coveted Unesco World Heritage City tag

How Delhi's Toy Room differentiates itself from other A-lister nightclubs

A place like Toy Room takes idioms such as 'letting your hair down' seriously

Not just one for the album: Pre-wedding photography the new Indian fad

Pre-wedding photography - and sets, costumes, make-up and styling - is the latest craze to hit wedding-obsessed Indians

World's largest bee spotted the first time since 1981; was presumed extinct

The team spent years studying the bee and slogged around in humid Indonesia forests for days before stumbling upon one

Don't be fooled by fake pics, videos online: Here's how to spot them

Digital images often contain rich metadata that can provide clues as to their provenance and authenticity

Social media reverberates with the roar of greasepaint marketers

Actors blur the personal and professional to drive the online chatter for a string of newly released movies

Data can be sexist: Bill, Melinda Gates' annual letter reveals 9 surprises

Bill and Melinda Gates shared surprises that both worry and inspire them, and observe that surprises are often powerful calls to action

SC holds ex-interim CBI chief Rao guilty of contempt, slaps Rs 1 lakh fine

M Nageswara Rao, an additional director at the Central Bureau of Investigation, was found guilty of contempt for ordering the transfer of an officer in the Bihar shelter home case

Being kind to yourself has mental and physical benefits, says study

Previous studies have shown that this threat response damages the immune system

A community initiative and spawning of Ladakh's first professional artists

How art offers a new means of livelihood in the mountainous state

Rishikesh ashram, where memories of The Beatles' visit still linger

As traces of The Beatles gradually recede from Rishikesh, their followers still come looking for what the "Fab Four" had hoped to find

Flood continues to wreak havoc in Bihar

Four more districts including Patna, Gopalganj, East Champaran and Sheikhpura were under the grip of flood as of Monday, DMD officials said