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1936 Bentley to Ferrari Berlinatta: Visit the world's rarest car show

The Villa d'Este concours started as a way for automakers to show new cars to prospective buyers and to celebrate winning racecars in town from Milan and a Munich

How mandatory common salt iodisation helped bring down thyroid disorders

Despite correction of iodine deficiency, hypothyroidism remains an important public health problem

Mt Everest's risky peak: Mountaineers open up about what needs to change

Colorado-based mountaineer Alan Arnette poses the question: If there are qualifiers for the Ironman Triathlon, then why not for summiting the world's highest mountain?

World's most dangerous laptop auctioned as 'work of art' for $1.3 mn

These six pieces of malware present in the laptop have truly terrible track records

Summer special: Saffronart auction to feature Gaitonde, Souza works

The estimated price of Gaitonde's rare, Untitled painting is Rs 4 crore to Rs 6 crore

Remarkable Rise of ugly cool: Retro sneakers are ruling the street and gym

One of the remarkable things about retro sneakers is how grossly unappealing they may seem to the average shoe wearer

This is middle age

Middle age is the boot stamping on our face, says the author

Showcasing the story of Wild Karnataka, India's first natural history film

After four years in the making, a band of 20 filmmakers including the directors were left with 400 hours of footage for what is now India's first blue chip natural history film

Chess #1354

Aravindh Chithambaram achieved the distinction of holding all senior national titles

Meet Jokha Alharthi, the first Arabic writer to win Man Booker Prize

Alharthi hopes that her novel, which features some quite robust characters trying to negotiate life in a patriarchal milieu, will open a "window" on Arab society

Suited Booted: TMC MPs Mimi Chakraborty, Nusrat Jahan's Parliament visit

It's a matter open to debate whether what the first-time MPs wore would have been construed as inappropriate had Parliament been in session

Shock to impress

In recent years, Reddy has chosen to experiment with relief-like sculptures representing the modern family, though it is anyone's guess whether they have the same impact as his female heads

People cannot be taken for granted in democracy, says Rohit De's new book

Rohit De's carefully crafted history shows that the people and their awareness of their own rights cannot be taken for granted or ridden roughshod by the state and political parties

An American dream

Bill Duffy, a sports agent who represents past and current NBA players, said Joshua's goal of achieving Beckham-like wealth and fame through boxing will not be easy

Experience vs Qualifications

In this month's strategy debate, industry leaders discuss which is more important

Munch on this: Kurkure changes its brand strategy to perk up image

The mascot helps drive home the brand's positioning, Khayaal toh chatpata hai, which translates into challenging established norms around family roles, in conversations laced with humour

From Reliance Trends to Tjori, ethnic fashion brands trip over GI

As a small community from TN battles Reliance Trends, Tjori over GI violations, it signals trouble for many more

ICC World Cup 2019: On English tracks, bowling skills may swing the balance

Aggressive batting mindsets and flat pitches have made the job of the limited-overs bowler tougher than ever

We will differentiate on service, availability, price: Tanit Chearavanont

By 2030, India is expected to be the third largest consumer market, says Tanit Chearavanont, Managing director, LOTS Wholesale Solutions

With focus on smaller markets, here's how DHL is taking MSMEs to the world

With focus on smaller markets, here's how DHL is taking MSMEs to the world