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The dark side of London: Some of it is fictional, a lot of it factual

There are several stories and spots in London that you wouldn't ordinarily find on lists of places to visit form part of the two-hour tour

How data localisation limits possibilities for India's startups, consumers

When governments build barriers to protect companies, then consumers suffer, growth stagnates, and the entire country falls behind the rest of the world

Lack of robust IT security system key reason behind rising cyber attacks

India is the second worst cybercrime affected country in the world after the US, according to report

Pained by your receding hairline? Why you should consider a hair transplant

Hair transplant is a surgical procedure to cover the bald areas of the scalp; here are the pros and cons of going for one

When you turn 40: From regular check-ups to walks, health habits to follow

It is that time of life where the risk of many health conditions increases so it is necessary to keep a check on your lifestyle in more serious way, say experts.

4 easy ways to follow an eco-friendly lifestyle for sustainable living

Gautam Dhar, CEO and Executive Director at Divine Organics and Abhinandan Dhoke, CEO, Organic India list down some quick tips to follow in a daily routine that will go a long way for the environment.

Sake or rice wine: This traditional Japanese drink is smooth and versatile

Amrita Singh gives the traditional Japanese drink a shot and finds that it is smooth and versatile

S G Vasudev's art: The first ever retrospective opens in Bengaluru

A modernist master finally gets his due, writes Avantika Bhuyan

Ancient DNA analysis shows the surprising role of cheese in human evolution

Humans are not only able to manipulate their food to make it edible, but that what we consume can also lead to new adaptations in our biology

Perfume shoppers are now moving away from gender-specific fragrances

Cator Sparks with eight great eaux that will work for a man or a woman

Indian Army's forgotten hero, the Jonga, enjoys a cult following today

The Jonga served the army for over three decades, joining soldiers on the frontline during the 1965 and 1971 wars with Pakistan

An exhibition of Thai silks struggles to present a shared cultural history

Textiles inside glass cases and pedestals are lit up in the only pools of light in the room, but little attention seems to have been paid to how these are displayed

'Stranger Things' season three heavily influenced by 1985 comedy 'Fletch'

Harbour, who will reprise his character Jim Hopper in third season, said the 1985 comedy will serve as one of the cinematic influences for the show

Monsoon maladies: Here's how to prevent dengue, malaria and chikungunya

Since dengue, malaria and chikungunya are caused by mosquito bites, it is imperative that you take precautions to prevent mosquito bites

New season of 'Koffee With Karan' to premiere on October 21

Karan Johar had earlier teased that the show will return with a bang

Kaun Banega Crorepati: Amitabh Bachchan starts shooting for the 10th season

Amitabh said that meeting people and to hear their stories of struggle and condition on the show is heartbreaking at times

Smartphone screens harbour thrice as many germs as a toilet seat: Study

One in 20 smartphone users was found to clean their phones less than every six months

How Sylvester Stallone inspired Richard Mille to craft a $983,000 watch

The RM 25-01 is meant to invoke the spirit of a wild-card Vietnam-era badass who is the central character in a film called First Blood, says James Stacey

Tasting Oban's famous whisky and enjoying the seafood capital of Scotland

Seagulls squawk by the shore as we take in the view of Oban Bay, the dark blue waters of the Firth of Lorn overlooking the islands of Mull, Kerrera and Lismore, writes Geetanjali Krishna

How artificial intelligence is making a final leap of imagination into art

Amrita Singh on an exhibition that showcases AI art