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Why run at all, instead of hitting the gym or picking up a sport?

A safe target to start with is a kilometre without braking and then gradually covering more distance

'Reclaiming the Republic' aims for a stronger democracy in India

Many have hailed Reclaiming the Republic as one of the first citizens' election manifestos in the country

Movie review: Zoya Akhtar's 'Gully Boy' is truly a film of our times

The film 'Gully Boy' employs nuanced storytelling that makes even the most ordinary subplots shine

Can Mumbai's landmark single-screen theatres keep the show going?

PVR and Gold Cinemas have added a few single screens to their kitty across india

Sri Lanka's famed Ministry of Crab will appeal to fans of the crustacean

The Mumbai outlet has added a few Indian dishes to its menu. But Munidasa says people eventually stick to the restaurant's signature offerings

The Chennai Photo Biennale is back after two years with an edgy theme

Chennai has long been associated with a vibrant Carnatic music katcheri scene, as also with historical performing arts such as Bharatanatyam

The 1984 riots: 'An excavation of memory'

The riot creeps in like a mishap that ruins a thoroughly enjoyable trip, and disorients everyone who is a part of it, says Radhika Oberoi

Speaking silk: Baluchari sari, a unique craft that documented an era bygone

Baluchars: The Woven Narrative Silks of Bengal showcases never-seen collections from the National Museum, the Crafts Museum and private collectors

The New World

I've covered sparkling and white wines; the reds of France; and reds from Italy, France and Spain. Which brings me to The New World: red wines from the rest of the world, outside Europe

Die, relive, repeat

Despite each of the eight episodes being under 30 minutes, Russian Doll tends to get lumbering with subplots

Brand Custodian: An insider's account of the Ratan Tata-Cyrus Mistry rift

After a volley of accusations had been traded on both sides, it seemed as if most of the Tata seniors were washing their hands of the matter

Why Dalit intellectual Anand Teltumbde may not remain an unfettered man

"I am an ideal subject to send a lesson that they can do anything to anybody," says Anand Teltumbde

Mumbai's old yarn: Textile market Mooljee Jaitha waits for a new thread

Mooljee Jaitha, Asia's largest textile market at which several industrialists began their careers, awaits a long-overdue redevelopment

Tata Tea Gold stirs up emotions, urges consumers to follow their heart

Tata Tea, Brooke Bond launch new campaigns around popular causes, but are brands mixing up the message?

Cipla campaign hard-hitting; was aimed at opening people's eyes: Lav Dhruv

We launched the campaign with hoardings showing stark shots of the most polluted places in Delhi, along with a simple message, urging the audience to act quickly before it's too late

Li Ning checks into India, signs endorsements worth Rs 85-cr in 2 months

The brand is now looking for a big splash, has signed in P V Sindhu for Rs 50 crore and Kidambi Srikanth before that for Rs 35 crore

70% firms using biometric authentication will use smartphone apps: Gartner

The factors driving this shift are lower costs and improved user experience/customer experience (UX/CX) is fuelling this increasing interest in biometric authentication

Most of the Indian adult learners keen on short-term courses: Study

The study aims at understanding adult learner interest in non-degree programmes and certificates

Standing firm against backlash

Gilette's campaign supporting the #metoo campaign will help strengthen its equity

Marico doubles down on digital channel, plans for products at diverse price

The key to unlocking the potential of the digital sales lies in creating differentiated offerings for buyers who are both aspirational and self-assured about their brand choices