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Coke to counter growing competition from local brands with refreshed RimZim

The beverages major looks to counter growing competition from local brands with a refreshed RimZim

Budget hospitality start-up OYO is replicating its India strategy in China

In less than nine months of launch, OYO has managed to become a leading budget hotel brand in that country with about 50,000 rooms spread over 1,000 hotels in China

The Death of Truth review: How fake US election news generated more readers

One would have expected more literary references and a historical interpretation of what led to the Trump phenomenon

Huawei Nova 3-series review: Midrange phones with impressive design, camera

The Huawei Nova 3's biggest pitch is performance, but the Nova 3i struggles to find a balance between feature and performance

Honor Play review: Perfect blend of style and substance in midrange segment

From price to specifications, the Honor Play ticks all the right boxes; it may not be the best-looking smartphone because of its metallic build, but it has everything else that a flagship device does

Testing India's talent

The England- India series to me has been riveting because it has brought the bowler back into what has been turned into a batsman's game

Two PMs of different hues

The most crucial point of difference between the two leaders, may lie in their worldviews. Modi is willing to raise questions, that Vajpayee avoided

Perfume shoppers are now moving away from gender-specific fragrances

Cator Sparks with eight great eaux that will work for a man or a woman

Indian Army's forgotten hero, the Jonga, enjoys a cult following today

The Jonga served the army for over three decades, joining soldiers on the frontline during the 1965 and 1971 wars with Pakistan

From the slums of Dharavi to rural Punjab, there is a new music in the air

In different pockets of the country, cutting across boundaries of class and caste, young rappers are giving a strong local and political direction to the genre

Seeds: An NGO helping residents of disaster-prone areas for 20 years

Seeds is working with 50 government schools in Delhi on a three-year programme sponsored by Honeywell on disaster management

An exhibition of Thai silks struggles to present a shared cultural history

Textiles inside glass cases and pedestals are lit up in the only pools of light in the room, but little attention seems to have been paid to how these are displayed

Patrick Graham's Ghoul: More than 'Netflix's first horror series in India'

Written and directed by Graham, an Englishman who's been working in Mumbai's film industry for a few years now, Ghoul is a three-part miniseries

How panchayat of Tamil Nadu's Odanthurai became a model for self-governance

Not content to rest on its laurels of utilising government money well, Odanthurai has also shown the way in income-generation

Angry gods

What Gurumurthy was referring to was the plea in the Supreme Court challenging the ban on the entry of women of menstruating age to Kerala's Sabarimala temple

Leaving a mark

Reddy, who died this week in New York, had been unwell for a while and had disappeared from public view, writes Kishore Singh

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There's a month left for the Batumi Olympiad

Asad Lalljee, the adman leading Mumbai's new-found cultural enthusiasm

'If you provide good products and services, the audiences will come,' says LalLjee

A new documentary series on Manchester City is a striking show of power

While a lot of it is steered by Guardiola's raging charisma and cuss-word-inflected erudition, the series is equally remarkable for the unprecedented access the crew manages to get

Kerala's worst floods have been a national disaster in more ways than one

As flood-ravaged Kerala sifts memories from the muck, the rest of us must separate true tales of heroism from the fake news