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From Dark Circles to The Children Act: The most evocative books of 2018

My book of 2018 is David Gilmour's delightful study of the British in India. It may be long and detailed but it's a joy to read, says the author

From Theresa May to Adityanath, women and men who made 2018 interesting

While some of these people have inventiveness and courage to see the year through, few chose to be wrongheaded

Thirty four new years later...

What the Sikhs felt in 1984, the Muslims say they feel today. It is no different from what the Hindus felt in Punjab in the aftermath of 1984

New viewership habits open up opportunities for content creators, brands

TV had a good year in 2018. Even at 66% penetration, it accounts for the highest (42%) share of the entire marketing and entertainment ad spends

Huawei Mate 20 Pro review: A revolutionary smartphone for the shutter-happy

Though positioned as a camera phone, the Huawei Mate 20 Pro has all the qualities of an all-rounder premium smartphone

Gender relations took centre stage in 2018 as media faced MeToo scrutiny

Are we doing enough to keep women going? Are workplaces safe?

Rewind 2018: The very shape and nature of advertising agency is changing

The advertising industry has operated on the belief that leaders create themselves

From social media influencers to #metoo, 2018 was a 'brand' new year

Indian brands tread lightly to avoid being crushed by the battling elephants

Energising Murugappa

The south-based conglomerate is leveraging the strengths of group companies to speed up growth

The Strategist Quiz #593

The Strategist Quiz #593

Answers to the Strategist quiz 592

Answers to the Strategist quiz 592

For a storage vendor the cloud is an antithesis: NetApp's Anil Valluri

Most data leaks are happening from the organisations that are supposed to protect user data, says Anil Valluri

Blending tech with brick and mortar: Future Group's formula to grow sales

Future Group's Tathaastu model has helped it identify unmet consumer needs and unlock new markets

How memes are changing today's social media and digital discourse

While memes continue to be a hit-or-miss strategy for marketeers and politicians, they have managed to pique academic interest

Kumbh Mela 2019: How a Rs 40-bn plan for 120 mn pilgrims was implemented

All stakeholders - the government, religious organisations, local businesses - in Prayagraj are expecting the upcoming fair to be bigger than ever

All the Prime Minister's Men who took Bollywood's woes to Narendra Modi

Several photographs were clicked and shared online, quickly bringing to notice the fact that this panel had in fact been a "manel" - composed of men alone

'The Change' is upon the world, and it's much scarier than menopause

A weird thing happened this Thursday

Christmastime in Naples: Jesus, Mary and Ronaldo

Even today, Maradona is nobly featured in nearly every presepe shop on the street

2018: Best of Indian cinema

Here are the 10 movies 2018 that stayed with me

Shah Rukh Khan and Katrina Kaif stand out but are not enough to lift 'Zero'

At the core of it, 'Zero' is a love story that could have been refreshing, but it ends up being convoluted and dissatisfying