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The Strategist Quiz ( # 566)

The Strategist Quiz

By roping in Kohli is Uber sending message to rival that it's here to stay?

Uber India aims to reposition itself as an enabler of opportunities and make itself an everyday, aspirational brand

One brand, many faces: Multiple influencers take off

Rather than one endorser, advertisers today are counting on a number of them to tell their story differently

Rentickle to RentMojo, rental start-ups finding new routes to enter homes

Online rental companies continue to experiment with business templates in their quest to keep costs low and quality under check

Exercise vs standing? You need both

A typical office worker can easily log more than 10 or 11 hours a day in a chair, according to studies of how we spend our tim

Cricket in refugee camps to test debut - Team Afghanistan is making history

It was a dream 17 years in the making, after Afghanistan's initiation as an International Cricket Council affiliate member back in 2001

Call of the beard

The world would be an awfully boring place if most men went around with facial hair, says the author

Tennis fandom in the Roger Federer-Rafael Nadal era: All you need to know

Our Roger-rooting may have unconsciously blinded us to the distinctive magnificence of Rafa. But we are still fortunate to be living in a tennis age dominated by these two

Mahindra Plush New XUV500 comes with smart changes on the aesthetics front

M&M, known for its utility vehicles, has aced the test of comfort and sophistication with the Plush New XUV5OO

Toyota Kirloskar to offer seven airbags across variants in the C segment

Auto headlamps, follow-me headlamps and rear defoggers are available in the top variants

What makes Indian-American children such formidable spellers?

To state a sporting analogy, beating an Indian-American kid at the Scripps National Spelling Bee is like thwarting Rafael Nadal at the French Open

An exhibition that traces aesthetic history of Indian textiles since 1947

The exhibits include artworks by textile designers, home furnishings, sculptures and, of course, apparel

Uttar Pradesh is making strident moves to enable women to drive e-rickshaws

Here's a look at how this is changing the women's lives

The life of a chef in the kitchen as late Anthony Bourdain saw it

The kitchen gently moves forward in the culinary world, tightly packed, yes, but with leaders un-despotic

Treasuring our past, their way

Among them are letters from Gandhi, documents related to Partition, including one that carries thousands of signatures against the move to divide the country, and other such crucial records

Small-town angst

In the second story, Ankush and his wife, Taruna - a survivor of child sex abuse - encounter a crisis that brings their relationship to the very edge, before a catharsis of sorts

'Jesus in Asia' explains the interpretations of Christianity in continent

His disciples travelled through the lands bordering the Mediterranean through the first century, venturing to Asia Minor and North Africa

Crab curry to crab rasam, savouring best of Chettinad food at The Bangala

Meenakshi Meyyappan, the spirit behind the Bangala and author of a fine cookbook, believes Chettinad feasts are one way to make the region a magnet for tourists

How co-working is renovating traditional office and work culture in India

It's difficult for startups to predict their future growth, and co-working spaces help them scale up much faster

Getting into auction season

Four auctions in the space of just one month makes the eco-system for art consumption appear quite healthy