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With 18 brands in the bag, 'Gully Boy' Ranveer believes his time is now

It has worked for him. Singh has 18 brands currently and his team informs that eight more are expected

Horlicks flips the coin with a new campaign as ownership changes hands

The ads this year show mothers whose children are training to be doctors and engineers using the Horlicks bottle as a mark of reassurance and stability

Saint-Gobain is fast moving into the B2C space: Will it succeed?

Going straight to the end consumer - or B2C - makes immense business sense

PC adoption both a challenge and an opportunity, says HP India MD

Demand for premium PCs is up in India as consumers are willing to pay more for better experience, Chandra tells Sangeeta Tanwar

Coca-Cola raps to a Bollywood tune, marks its spot in popular culture

With this Coke joins a select list of labels such as Zandu, Fevicol, Murphy, Twitter and WhatsApp among others that have made the transition from a product or service to a cultural reference

Movie review: 'Cold Pursuit' is a deceptively skillful black comedy

Neeson does a fine turn in his understated role of grieving father. Plaudits are due to Bateman, too

Prakash Raj is preparing for a new role: A politician who serves the people

After announcing his decision to enter electoral politics in early January, Raj flagged off eight autorickshaws, all driven by women, to officially mark the beginning of his campaign in Bengaluru

Can you get too much exercise? What the heart tells us

Study after study shows that people who meet the standard exercise guidelines, which call for about 30 minutes a day of moderate exercise, have a reduced risk of developing heart disease.

Championship point: Mary Kom's fighting cause outside the boxing ring

Kom talks to Pavan Lall about her strategy, what saddens her and how she stays grounded

Why Mumbai's Raphael Samuel is suing his parents for giving birth to him

With the social media attention, Samuel has invited much ridicule and abuse, as well as bits of admiration

Musicians will gather in Goa to reiterate the at-risk virtue of coexistence

Given the theme, there will be collaborative performances as well as standalone concerts

Mumbai's historic, second oldest Sephardic synagogue gets a facelift

Decorative interiors such as Victorian stained glass windows and rich Burmese teakwood furnishings have also been restored

In defence of divorce

Even today, a majority of Indian women cannot walk out of unhappy, incompatible or abusive marriages because they don't have the social and economic capital to do so

Skullcandy Riff Wireless review: Stylish, comfortable, easy on the pocket

The Riff gets grace marks for charging so quickly - 0 to 100 in less than an hour - and giving a competitive 9-10 hours of playback

LG ThinQ WK7 review: Smart speaker, good listener to liven up your home

The LG WK7 is an aspirational smart-speaker with few rivals

Works of honour

Iqbal's great work is the Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam, and it is one of the world's undiscovered classics

Info about Lodi Gardens trees on QR codes: A great step, but is it enough?

With QR codes on some trees, nature enthusiasts and visitors can access information about them on their smartphones

A community initiative and spawning of Ladakh's first professional artists

How art offers a new means of livelihood in the mountainous state

A private museum in Delhi for sculptor Amar Nath Sehgal's rich legacy

Locating the artist's works, many of which were sold or given to public and private institutions, is a major part of the ongoing project

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