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Off the cuff: Kerala Police find a sense of humour on their Facebook page

Kerala Police has won public affection and nearly a million 'likes' for its audacious and fun Facebook page

What does it take to bring the world's best celebrity chefs to India?

And why are so many of them interested? Here's an insider's view

Chef Manish Mehrotra's Comorin makes little noise and a big splash

Comorin's dessert menu is filled with sugar and nostalgia. Even the Indian Accent signature Doda Treacle Tart has travelled all the way to Gurugram

Tulsi Ramsay, known for directing cult horror flick 'Veerana', dies at 77

Tulsi Ramsay, was the son of F U Ramsay and was one of the seven brothers

India's media consumption growth 9 times that of US, says BCG report

While digital enjoys 18 per cent share of total video consumption in the country, its share of video advertising revenue is 8 per cent

UP cop who probed Akhlaq case dies in violence over 'cow slaughter'

Police said there was firing by miscreants also during the clashes

Teach creativity: How a change in education model can cultivate imagination

For education to cultivate creativity and imagination, we need to stop asking students anxiously to follow demonstrable proofs of learning for which imagination is a liability

Nike coach Daniel Vaz on Delhi's toxic air, fitness apps and marathons

Want to run the marathon but are worried about the poor air quality or preparation? In a Q&A, the head coach at Nike Run Club offers tips to help you achieve that milestone

#MeToo on the campus: Five men who rue the way they treated girls in school

The New York Times invited male readers to tell about their high school experiences

Reebok Speed TR Flexweave: These shoes are successor to the Fast Flexweave

The Speed TR Flexweave performed solidly on all fronts

Adidas Solar Boost review: A fully balanced training and running pair

When lifting heavy weights standing up, the bounce gives the extra push while the thick outsole and a cushioned insole keep the feet stable and grounded

South Indian restaurants in Delhi dare to go beyond traditional tiffin fare

Despite the yawning gap between the cultures, South Indian food - of a certain description - is a staple for most North Indians

Alok Shrivastava gets additional charge of secretary, legal affairs

Shrivastava, a 1984 batch IAS officer of Madhya Pradesh cadre, is presently Secretary, Department of Justice.

Indian among 30 journalists killed by organised crime, says watchdog

'The Mob has spread its tentacles around the globe faster than all the multinationals combined,' says Reporters Without Borders.

Young and trending: What it takes to make Instagram influencing a career

Young, 33, makes money from companies that pay her to endorse their products on her Instagram feed

Pakistan gets fizz: Govt says Pepsi and Coca Cola will invest $1.4 bln

Pakistan's economy has been rising in recent years due to a sharp reduction in electricity blackouts and a steep drop in militant attacks, which was a major deterrent to foreign investment.

Tocklai, the world's oldest tea research institute, faces a fund crunch

Beyond its scenic charm, Tocklai's tourism potential is obvious to the average tea enthusiast

Checkmate: Who will walk away with the spoils in World Chess Championship?

Two giants clash at the World Chess Championship over and over again, but indecisive yet

Regular exercise may keep your body 30 years 'younger'

All of us are aging every second, of course, which leads many of us also to be deeply interested in what we can expect from our bodies

Winds of change in Uzbekistan make this a land of inimitable hospitality

With only five million tourists coming in annually, it remains the sort of unspoilt place