And a good number of wishes to you
The Abu Dhabi Louvre is a reminder of space and its conversations with art
There are very few Indian writers who make a living out of their writing
Pride in quality work, the spirit and energy of a newsroom and the sense of participation in big events made it worth being in journalism
Surprising as it may be, it happens that the largest importer of Spanish wines (in bulk) is France, where a lot is sold as vino di tavola (table wine), followed by Germany and Italy
The movie Brawl in Cell Block 99 has set a high benchmark for hand-to-hand combat fights
One way to begin would be to access the material of our own culture, meaning the literature of India and these parts
L N Tallur's Unicode stands out for its ability to take a well-known Chola bronze (the familiar Nataraja) and transform it into a work of contemporary art
The series came out at a time when it became an open secret that influential men in the American entertainment industry just can't keep it zipped up
The sudden demise of the justice in a trial in which Amit Shah was accused must be probed in order to restore faith in our commitment to justice, integrity and independence
The book is framed by two poems - 'Contract' and 'When I Was Still a Poet'
Startups are very likely to have CEOs or CXOs to influence design decisions, and those businesses appear to quantifiably benefit from design, said survey
Abuse of power is an eons-old occupational hazard and yet there are very few who do not fall prey to its wiles
All of us have things about our home that reveal something about us
It would be fair to ask how much collectors would be willing to pay for owning a part of Indian history
Padmavati may not have been real but there is no dearth of recorded history about jauhar among Rajput queens and princesses
Maybe Delhi's air needs a brand manager
'Here's to raising a toast for a good cause'
Felicite is about the eponymous lead character in the Democratic Republic of Congo's capital, Kinshasa
Soldiers don't mind getting their hands dirty, or their faces soiled