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Skybags to Brylcreem, big brands are making a beeline for Varun Dhawan

Nearly six years since his debut, Dhawan currently endorses around eight brands. What is driving his popularity as an endorser?

Jewellery exporters start campaign, look to contain fallout of recent scams

The campaign highlights the sector's contribution to economy and employment

Kerala Tourism is going all out to repair state's image, infrastructure

While the 12-point plan is largely a damage control exercise, it is also an opportunity to reimagine the state as a tourism brand

Bigger slice of the morning meal: Kellogg's, PepsiCo battle Nestle's power

Kellogg's is the leader in breakfast cereals in India with a market share of around 56%

Reinventing act: Cinthol looks to forge an emotional connect with new ad

The film, crafted by Creativeland Asia, drives home the point that life's milestones must be celebrated without any hesitation

Denim retailer Spykar spins a new brand story, looks to regain past glory

The sector also has star multinational brands such as Adidas, Reebok, Nike and Puma and Indian brands such as Aditya Birla Fashion as well as a clutch of small labels

Skoda gets ready for a long drive; Volkswagen group to cut production time

The company will also look to export vehicles manufactured in India to newer destinations other than the 30 plus countries where it exports currently

Dev Patel, who shot to fame with 'Slumdog Millionaire', is all grown up now

Patel's films this year at TIFF, which contain his most intense roles yet, show his maturity as an actor

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Karthik Venkatraman and Abhimanyu Puranik have medal chances, if they can win their last two games in the World Juniors in Gebze

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The movie, Searching exemplifies the social media zeitgeist

Taapsee Pannu takes the focus away from the men in 'Manmarziyaan'

Amit Trivedi's music is sumptuous, and there's lots of it, as Kashyap leaves nothing unsaid, or rather, unsung

The current Davis Cup is disappearing, but teams still want to win it

The long form still has a couple of rounds and months to go - call it a lame-duck Cup

Preparing to skydive? Here's what it takes to jump off an airplane

Considering that you need to have jumped off an airplane about 30 times to be called a skydiving expert, Bansal easily qualifies as a pro

The Edge: An art exhibition that celebrates diversity and community

A region riven by conflict comes together to express hope through ordinary lives

The Test batsman in Virat Kohli is soaring, but is the captain slumping?

For a player 71 Test matches old, 'inexperience' is no longer available as an excuse

Planet status for Pluto: Debate about classification is likely to rage on

After stripping it of planet status in 2006, some astronomers want to reclassify it once again

India's animation industry still hasn't grown beyond the start-up phase

India-born animation for Indian audiences has for long been marked by shallow pockets and subpar content

The dark side of London: Some of it is fictional, a lot of it factual

There are several stories and spots in London that you wouldn't ordinarily find on lists of places to visit form part of the two-hour tour

Fruit of labour

Wine grape harvesting was done by hand till advances in technology enabled machine-harvesting to increase the harvest speeds by up to 100 times

'A God in Exile' review: Raghu Rai captures the many moods of Dalai Lama

Introductory section concludes with a picture of Jawaharlal Nehru with a young Dalai Lama at Teen Murti House in 1964 just before Nehru died