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Bitter death

Sassoon also served on the frontlines in France and was even decorated for his service

Speciality wines

A variant of botrytised wines is the Tokaji Eszencia, made from wine grapes in Hungary

SKA focuses on strategies, technology that can eliminate manual scavenging

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan may have increased access to toilets but it has not been able to eliminate manual scavenging

Mercedes-Benz V-Class is more suited for business than pleasure

No surprise then that Mercedes-Benz has been leading the luxury pack for the last four years

From law and order to counter-terrorism, CRPF is juggling multiple roles

CRPF is engaged in various tasks, from law and order, internal security and counter-terrorism operations to election duties. Yet, the personnel feel they do not get their due

Sonchiriya: A tale of wronged dacoits minus the hackneyed Robin Hood spin

Sonchiriya is that rare Bollywood film, one that soars wildly above others in its genre, writes Ritwik Sharma

Mouthful of goodness: The finest of artisanal chocolate and cheese in India

If there's one thing Arun Viswanathan understands, it's how nostalgia and food trends help sell chocolates

Adidas Ultraboost19: A encouraging runners and subtle style statements

The Ultraboost 19 has one of the most understated designs for a launch of this magnitude

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The Aeroflot Open saw Kulaots Kaido pull off a stunning victory with 7 points from 9 rounds

How cricket's original format is alive and kicking like never before

In some ways, Virat Kohli's sheer box-office value and presence on the field is what's driving Test cricket

'Kumbha' book review: An overly simple explainer of mega event in Prayagraj

This year's Kumbh, for instance, is significant on various levels, the first being the focus on sanitation and cleanliness

Kolkata, the living city: How citizens revived their culture and heritage

Kolkata is aspiring to acquire the coveted Unesco World Heritage City tag

Playing on a TV news channel near you: War cries against Pakistan

One wonders if the flak the Indian media has received will change anything at all

Conductor Santiago Lusardi Girelli isn't afraid to experiment and innovate

Ranjita Ganesan on a man who 'feels like an alchemist'

Congratulations, India and Pakistan! We both won-lost the war-not-war

The official statements were clear as mud, but I figured out the technical terms

Indian Hotels stirs up business with premium homestay experience

The 5-star hospitality chain blurs the line between homestays and hotels, draws new investors into the mix

Mondelez India takes on biscuit rivals, targets mass market segment

Eyeing a bigger bite, Mondelez India has 1.6% of the biscuit market in India, according to industry estimates

Mobile phones continue to significantly impact economic growth: Report

5G is now upon us and brings with it the promise of a host of exciting new services

Digital media game will change completely in five years: FrogIdeas CEO

Innovations are not happening in India and that's a challenge that we need to address as an industry, says CEO Jatin Modi

Why simple ideas are great

As we build the networks of the future, the key will be eliminating complexity