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Book review: A dozen problems with the economy and about as many solutions

By far the best chapter in the book is "Fixing Schools" by Karthik Muralidharan

A trip to India's first community-owned feminist library in Mumbai

Artist-activist Aqui Thami shares its journey

A world spiralling out of control at Cannes

Economic and social tensions run like a common thread through several of the films competing for Cannes' top prize this year

Celebrating the Ramzan spirit with a walk from Jama Masjid to Matia Mahal

there is no better place than Old Delhi, especially the historic Jama Masjid, for iftar

Band of brothers

The wine itself (a classic Bordeaux blend) is a very dark red, with complex aromas of red fruits and notes of wood and oak

ILF places India's uncelebrated historical monuments on the online map

Today, ILF has got 200 colleges to participate in the heritage map challenge and a growing network of experts to tell their stories

From Arctic to the Andes, a tale of endurance and a 15,000-km bicycle ride

For Bogra, this journey centered around his passion for cycling and led him to a certain enlightenment, one that helped him understand the power of nature and develop a deeper respect for it

From renting farms to joining collectives, take charge of what you eat

This symbiosis between city-dwellers and farmers, where both share the fruits and the responsibility of the land, is India's most feasible solution to a mounting clean-food crisis.

Remembering Vijaya Mulay: The filmmaker behind 'Ek Chidiya, Anek Chidiya'

Vijaya Mulay, a pioneering figure in the world of education and films who died last week at 98, was always keen on making learning fun

Now trending: When Arnab Goswami referred to Sunny Deol as Sunny Leone

Louder and louder it got with every number that flowed into Goswami's newsroom

Chess #1353

The French Top 12 Club championship holds some special interest for India since a lot of Indians play for the French clubs

Diversity's child

Chand has followed up her disclosure by stating that she would fight for the right to marry her 'soulmate'

Amul to IndiGo, brands join the frenzy, step gingerly around poll politics

Ad rates soar on television, Indian elections top the trend lists on social media, even as brands step in with celebratory messages

Media has become more inclusive and dynamic: Havas Group's Rana Barua

Marrying music, gaming, content with communication, media and data can be a game changer in India, says Rana Barua, CEO of Havas Group India

In numbers: Analysis of payment trends across channels in India

The report also analyses the consumer spending pattern across all categories based on the transactions facilitated by Worldline India which has over 1 million merchant touchpoints across the country

For a world-class ambience

Tier-II cities are embracing emerging workspace designs as many companies move in

Zooming ahead on scooters: How TVS Motor beat the industry slump

TVS, the second largest scooter maker, posted a gain in market share - to 18.52 per cent of the 67,01,469 units market in 2018-19 from 16.36 per cent in 2017-18

Taking the starry road: Paint brands ramp up celeb power for mass appeal

Asian Paints, Dulux, Nerolac, Berger, Indigo Paints take the starry road to building a master brand with mass appeal

From Uber to Britannia, brands take guard on the ICC World Cup pitch

Uber, Puma, Nissan, Britannia have already lined up for the upcoming parade of cricketing nations, looking to align with the game and its legion of fans

No hint of Chaplin: Cherry Blossom tells a new story in its digital pitch

Reckitt Benckiser emphasises the functionality of its iconic shoe polish brand, as it reaches out to a new generation of customers