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Opening up Andamans without harming an already fragile ecosystem

The Andamans Islands' isolation in time and space has made them a unique biodiversity hotspot

Meet Sarah Ullman, a millennial filmmaker who wants gun laws changed

Her PAC writes, directs and edits campaign ads for candidates who support gun safety

How Mehelli Modi is recreating the 16-mm romance with his home video label

It is urgent to prolong the lives of these rare works and make them available to view at home

An accidental lesson on unsafe roads

A simple ritual started by a man who would have been alive today if we weren't such a callous society

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The Agon CEO, Ilya Merezon, is trying to monetise Agon's exclusive contract by seeking a 30-minute delay on move transmission

How melatonin is proving to be jet-lagged frequent flyer's friend in need

Melatonin is a sleep-inducing hormone that is produced naturally by the tiny pineal gland in the brain

Delhi air pollution: These masks, purifiers will help you breathe healthy

Hazardous pollution has made anti-pollution gear and gadgets a near-necessity

Karnataka's Hakki Pikki tribespeople have proved their mettle as traders

Unlettered and living in clusters often on the periphery of forests and cities, this is a tribe of globetrotting traders with an exceptional entrepreneurial spirit

This era's purest racer?

Hamilton's record speaks for itself - in 12 years, he has only been beaten twice by a teammate (Jenson Button at McLaren in 2011 and Nico Rosberg at Mercedes in 2016)

Looming issues

The question is: unity of what? The answer is that it is the geographical union of India, not the unity of people

The fragility of faith

India does not have a blasphemy law that is as draconian as the one in Pakistan

Uncommon chirping

There is in fact a dusk-after-rain quality to her poems

The spectacle of sculpture

The Statue of Unity in Gujarat was commissioned at almost the same time as the National Police Memorial in New Delhi's Chanakyapuri

Try these 20 ways for a self-indulgent and different Diwali this year

It's traditional to buy new clothes for Diwali

'No Spin' review: The fascinatingly candid autobiography of Shane Warne

Shane Warne's tell-all autobiography is every bit as controversial and engrossing as his cricketing career

After a 25-year journey in India, Arrow aims for a wider brand footprint

The urban lifestyle shirt label from Arvind Fashions targets a bigger slice of the market outside the metros

Nerolac takes on 'Goliath' Asian paints, looks to challenge market leader

Time for change, the ads say, hinting to viewers that it is time to move the needle away from the leader in the pack, Asian Paints

How marketers are relying on digital media to drive audiences to theatre

From around 5-7 per cent just two years back, studios say they are spending a minimum 25-30 percent on digital media currently and these are conservative estimates

Advertisers play ball with ISL 2018 as 90% brands renew their commitment

Advertising jumps 89% during matches

Bezwada Wilson's journey to ensure a life of equality for manual scavengers

He is no caped superhero, but award-winning activist Bezwada Wilson continues to fight the good fight for the rights of manual scavengers