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From streets to possibly Olympics, breaking set to make a splash in India

Indian hip hop is picking up and the success of rappers like Divine and films like Gully Boy has brought some necessary attention to the street art

The Indian spirit of an emigre artist

Sohan Qadri passed away following a period of illness in Toronto in 2011, but his works continue to remain in circulation, particularly those made during the last decades of his life

Quorum, an upscale club in an equally upscale setting in Gurugram

The Q, short for Quorum, an exclusive club that shares the same coveted address, is still a reclusive member of this commotion

Logitech Z607 5.1 speakers review: Impressive, a sweet deal for audiophiles

While Bluetooth connectivity is the key feature, the speaker can be easily paired with smartphone, TV, computer, among other audio devices

Delhi's Khirki village: A home to Arab, African refugees and their cuisines

Delhi's Khirki village is a melting pot. Ritwik Sharma recommends dipping into it, for delicious flavours from Afghanistan, Yemen, Lebanon, Somalia and more

Why we vote the way we do

I think of the BJP as being only a sort-of ideological party because its ideology is expressed negatively

Gabriel García Márquez in the eyes of those who knew him

Paternostro talks about finding plenty of others who'd talk, Márquez's superstitions and discipline, and more.

Book review: Exposing the real motives of Xi Jinping's 'globalisation' rant

How successful has Xi been in his prodigious effort to turn China into a major world power and replace the US as the leader not of an alliance but of a "community of common destiny"?

India's popular YouTuber Bhuvan Bam wants to keep doing a bit of everything

Comedian, singer, actor Bhuvan Bam, India's most popular YouTuber, wants to keep doing a bit of everything, writes Dhruv Munjal

Donald Trump, sitting duck for gaffes and embarrassing spelling errors

The Tim Apple incident prompted some digging up of Trump's special variety of goof-ups and his reluctance to acknowledge his mistakes

India's Sindhi community is flourishing but the going isn't always easy

The Sindhis are a lesson in perseverance. Once uprooted, they've started all over, often reinventing themselves

Building on Balakot

What changed after Pulwama? Partly it was the memory of the surgical strikes that kept hopes alive that some action would be taken

Do the Pakistanis not love their children too?

'Main Hoon Na' embodied an optimism about India-Pakistan relationships that's all but lost now

Nothing brand new as companies pitch Women's Day marketing campaign

Special shows, freebies, discounts, and ads espousing empowerment, but is there more that brands can do for women?

Panasonic sharpens pitch for Anchor's legacy, modern design capabilities

An acquisition made over a decade ago blends Japanese branding with Indian know-how as it stitches up a premium narrative for the brand

Seen and heard: Geo-tagging, elections boost out of home advertising

Technology helps recast one of the oldest modes of promotion, while a string of big events promises to deliver a big year for outdoor advertising

From HUL, Welspun to Marico, brands practise the human touch at Kumbh

These were some of the ways that brands sought to spread the message at what has been widely labelled as the world's largest human congregation

My best campaign is 'Zee5 Rangbaaz': Laqshya Media Group's Atul Shrivastava

Zee5 comes from the Zee stable which has a rich heritage in content creation with a focus on entertaining audiences with unique/original content

Personalisation drives the trend for subscription-led consumption

The millennial hunt for curated experiences is powering the rise of subscription box brands

Lenskart sees more scope of growth in non-metros: CEO Peyush Bansal

The average store size in metros and smaller centres is 600 and 300 square feet respectively