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Consumers may be more trusting of ads than marketers think

Customers tend to buy into the promise held out by ads, more than advertisers give them credit for

Game of Thrones: Will there ever be peace on Westeros?

Violent conflict is seen by many as a rational process involving sequential rounds of fighting

Youth detained for carrying live bullets at Delhi metro station

Three live bullets of 7.62 calibre were recovered from the bag

Republican bid to gut Obamacare crashes in bitter blow to Donald Trump

The collapse marks a major setback for Republican leadership and for Trump

Russian women in World War II

Roughly a million Soviet women fought in World War II

Nawaz Sharif, the 'Lion of Punjab' who never got to roar

Sharif's second term from 1997 ended in 1999 when then Army chief Pervez Musharraf staged a coup

Panama Papers: Pakistan PM Sharif forced out by court

In a unanimous verdict, the Supreme Court ordered that a case be registered against Sharif

Discovery turns to telecom tribunal over channel dispute with Den Networks

Disagreement surfaced when the operator asked for a reduction in fee

Innovation or gimmickry - what defines molecular gastronomy in India?

Molecular gastronomy remains a complex - and sometimes dangerous and misunderstood - science

Makers of Chhota Bheem to open new animation studio in Mumbai

Studio to focus on international projects that could be outsourced to India

To The Bone: Netflix's portrayal of eating disorders has got it all wrong

The film, which tells the story of Ellen, would make someone's eating disorder worse

Bleached girls: India and its love for light skin

'She got lucky he married her despite her [dark] complexion' are still whispered in India

Whales: Humpback learn songs just like humans do, claims study

Researchers focused on whale songs that were in the process of changing from one type to another

Booze in space: how the universe is absolutely drowning in the hard stuff

The chemical elements around us reflect the history of the universe and the stars within it

Struggling to ditch meat? Here are five ways to resist the temptation

Most of our eating is mindless, meaning it is governed by habits, rituals and what is available

Lipstick Under My Burkha: This bold film deserves standing ovation

But Lipstick Under My Burkha falls short of being genre-defining

Ravinder Reddy, known for his iconic heads, returns after almost a decade

The multifaceted feminine form represents life to me, says G Ravinder Reddy

Gauri Maulekhi, the force behind the cattle legislation

Maulekhi tried her hand at several professions before becoming a full-time animal rights activist

Jagga Jasoos fails to deliver; producers may lose up to Rs 40 crore

Co-produced by Disney, Ranbir Kapoor and Anurag Basu, the film has made Rs 37 crore in 4 days

The summer of discontent: Memes, national identity & globalisation of rage

Many democracies, some of them secular, are struggling with their own multicultural identities