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Grofers plans to increase the private label count to 500 by 2019

The online grocery delivery service provider will rely on smart sourcing and limit stock keeping units as it goes on the offensive with its own-brand range

The Strategist Quiz (# 571)

The Strategist Quiz (# 571)

'Dhadak' a tragic romance that sidesteps caste, gender politics of 'Sairat'

Sairat, Marathi cinema's highest-ever grosser, was made on a shoestring budget by a Dalit director known for unflinching portrayals based on his lived experiences

Farnborough Air Show a testbed for aviation industry's wilder imaginings

Farnborough is awash with unmanned aerial vehicles or UAVs, ranging from delivery craft to the latest military types intent on blowing stuff up

The Louvre Abu Dhabi, built at great expense over many years, is stunning

Geetanjali Krishna on why it offers a pretty rather than profound experience

The 1947 Partition Archive: South Asia's largest oral history collection

The world had almost completely forgotten about Partition, and many never learned about it

In-flight delight

Kingfisher Airlines used to provide in-flight entertainment in India a long time ago before it went belly-up

India's first ceramics triennale to boost Jaipur's identity as artistic hub

Anjuli Bhargava takes us through the treats in store

Wine matters and money

Wine consumption in India should by now have jumped to at least 50 million cases

Hermes new travel watch is much the same Slim d'Hermes GMT

The movement of this watch is the calibre H1950 with a GMT module added, writes Cara Barrett

'Intertwined Lives': Biography of PN Haksar lacks an assessment of his role

The author claims to 'have deliberately eschewed the temptation to be judgmental'. The temptation can't have been very strong in unabashed hagiography

NGMA's Gadanayak has come a long way from a little village in Odisha

An open window, an open mind, open spaces and an open approach - Gadanayak, 54, passionately believes in them

'Talk to a Muslim': A new way to fight the rising Islamophobia in India

The hashtag is under fire for placing religion before any other form of identity as "talking to Muslims" has emerged as a patronising action

How organic labels and conscious users are shaping an industry on trust

Organic labels and conscious customers are manoeuvring policy potholes to shape an industry based on mutual trust

A bizarre sunscreen booth is driving cocktail sales at hotel pools

SnappyScreen is a New York-based startup whose sunscreen-spraying booths promise mess-free, head-to-toe coverage in just 10 seconds

No longer just a brawny SUV: BMW X3 scores high on comfort and luxury

Unlike a BMW sedan, this sports activity vehicle is meant for rough roads, so I took it on a path less travelled

Conan Doyle's defence of a murderer

Arthur Conan Doyle, was to put himself in the same position in the real world, harrying the police, examining data and giving a specialist's opinion to correct what he saw as travesties of justice

Leading the swarm: What sets politicians apart from the birds and fish

Politicians try to be the leader fish, controlling the direction of the narrative and pulling the country along-except that they try to knock other aspiring leaders off their course as they go

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The Indian women came fifth last time and would naturally hope for more with Humpy back

Edelweiss looks to define its identity around the spirit of games

The company decided to follow through on its association with sports as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives