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My best campaign is 'Web is what you make of it', says BBH India MD

This really helped humanise the brand, make technology appear less complicated, break a habit and all this together led to more user downloads

Dr Oetker looks to leverage the e-commerce channel to drive sales

In phase two of growth, the firm hopes to make deeper inroads into the market with diversified offerings and innovative packaging solutions

How a retired fisherman from Hawaii found a community of Hindi film buffs

While speaking little Hindi or Urdu himself, Daniel has slowly gained command of the history of early films in these languages

'Mary Poppins Returns' brings life's lessons with a dose of magic

Right from the time it opens till the credits roll, the film flows like a dream

The best TV shows of 2018

From Atlanta to Killing Eve, the best there were on the small screen

Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily down the Hooghly into the new year

Contrary to expectation, 2019 got off on a positive note

Connaught Place: A classic case of heritage let down by inadequate policy

You can tell that the place is buckling under this substantial mass of people. Dhruv Munjal revisits a public pity; photos by Dalip Kumar

Oorali Express: A bus that takes art, music and theatre to its audience

Why not take art to those who it is directed at rather than wait for the audience to come to you?

How to crush your old habits in the New Year with the help of science

Make 2019 the year you actually do all the things you want to do. Susan Shain on the most useful tips one can take to heart

Good sport: Rishabh Pant turns 'baby-sitter' for Tim Paine's young children

'Can you babysit? I'll take the wife to the movies one night and you'll look after the kids,' the Aussie skipper Tim Paine, was heard on the stump mic

Kolkata's NGO Kadam India breathes new life into craft clusters

Kadam devised a training strategy that could adapt to the needs of diverse communities

CHESS#1334

In the Rapids, Dubov scored 11 points from 15 rounds, and ran through unbeaten

New year, new cellar

Italian prosecco is quite trendy and a relatively inexpensive bubbly from the Glera grape

Transgender Bill 2018: A classic case of protection peppered with policing

Unfortunately, India's transgender community continues to wait on the outskirts of society

Saregama Carvaan Gold is a cup of nostalgia topped with a lot of good vibes

For the dual purpose of a jukebox and a Bluetooth speaker that it solves, the Carvaan Gold is a cup of nostalgia with good vibes

Leonard Cohen's posthumous collection of poems, lyrics and sketches

The poems are monotonous scribbles of the moody-undergraduate school, what young Werther would have sung had he been Canadian

Curling to get to the gold mine

The team became a big story at the Olympics after it bounced back from a slow start to defeat a series of curling behemoths in the medal round

Nokia 8.1: A handset for those finicky about smartphone features

It's not just the Zeiss optics, but the Nokia 8.1 also has improved AI processing for pictures

'The Fire Burns Blue' documents the journey of women's cricket in India

Two dedicated chroniclers of women's cricket have produced an important and entertaining account of the Indian team

Let fountain pens flow

In this coldly pixelated age, old-fashioned writing implements make a small but meaningful comeback, writes Miranda Purves