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The missing Indians

Who are the primary movers and shakers of the art world - the artists, their promoters, institutions and museums, or the collectors who provide the patronage?

NCPA Mumbai Dance Season hopes to bring dance out of the auditoriums

NCPA has come up with a unique format that will see artistes promoting artistes

Bullet Journal: Ultimate productivity tool or a passing doodling fad?

A Bullet Journal is an ordinary journal that has a dot-grid on its pages instead of lines

Kala Ghoda brings art, culture out of closed spaces and into neighbourhood

Mumbai's Kala Ghoda Arts Festival turns 20 this year

Hero Ezephyr: Pedal your way to health, make city commute easy with e-cycle

As an electric bicycle, the Hero Ezephyr has a lot in store for cycling enthusiasts

The BenQ EL2870U is a 4K Ultra HD monitor that means serious business

Priced at a premium, the monitor burns a hole in your pocket, but it's the stuff inside that makes the BenQ EL2870U a value for money

A new book challenges the link between ancient Indian society and the Vedas

Read it and follow up on the citations if you want to learn more about yourself and your ancestors

The beginning of the end

The Big Four were always going to come into the year's first Grand Slam knowing fully well that their days of dominance are drawing to a close, if not already a thing of the past

Cultures in contrast

Clearly, Japan and South Korea have found something in their own culture and language that makes it easy for them to compete with the rest of the world and to pull their people out of poverty

Why polycystic ovarian syndrome remains a painful mystery after 100 years

Nearly a century after it was first diagnosed, polycystic ovarian syndrome continues to be a painful mystery. Questions abound, but some answers are available today

Meet Navtoj Altaf, the artist crafting her experiences into practice

From child sex abuse to the dispossessed in Russia, her work reflects her curious, questioning personality

Uri: An engaging war film, if you ignore its political and social contexts

Between The Accidental Prime Minister and Uri, we now have lookalikes of the entire political class who might just come in handy during the upcoming general election

Right to disconnect

You may want to forget about work when you get home, but as likely as not, the work does not forget you

Proost69's White Ale and Mild Lager make you long for a hot summer's day

Its rich maltiness ensures a distinct bitter blast around the tongue, one that feels more enjoyable with each sip

A shoddy attempt: 'The Accidental Prime Minister' lacks both depth, focus

A breezy but shallow account, focussed mainly on the first term of the Congress-led alliance, tries to cover a lot of ground in 110 minutes.

How homegrown wineries are innovating to cater a more evolved Indian palate

After certain local wines won international laurels, Indian restaurants have started recommending them

Kohli leads celebrity endorsers' list; Padukone biggest brand among actors

Bollywood trumps the celebrity endorsers' list; Deepika biggest brand among actors while Virat earns more than six times what Dhoni does at Rank 12

Homegrown Pulse breaks out of the candy jar; mango-masala beverage on cards

Pulse looks to launch a range of beverages under its label

Nestle goes all out to protect reputation of Brand Maggi in Indian market

Brand experts believe that the recent court ruling is unlikely to create a big impact on the brand

65% of Indian consumers prefer to purchase online via smartphone: Report

Smartphones are the preferred point of purchase online but also a major point of friction; slow speeds, messy designs and poor instructions turn people away