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Flying high on AI: How Vistara is using tech to free up human resources

In a first for an airline in the country,Vistara is gearing up to station an indigenously developed robot, RADA, at its signature lounge at Delhi Airport's Terminal 3

Despite early rains, ice cream brands take a big bite this summer

Most ice cream brands have launched more variants, innovations and flavours this year

Meet Michael Sitrick, the man who could not save Harvey Weinstein

Sitrick had dropped Weinstein, but he couldn't say why

Money power: From Sachin to Dhoni, here are India's richest cricketers

M S Dhoni loves to stock his garage with superbikes (22 at last count), and Virat Kohli does the same with luxury cars

IPL 2018: Young cricket stars on the long road to a lasting success

The IPL plays an important part in influencing a young player's development

'Factfulness' book review: The world is not really as bad as you think

'Factfulness' offers a booster inoculation against the prevailing irrational pessimism

Sahapedia's project helps enthusiasts access, appreciate history better

After Sahapedia began its mapping project last year, it has charted around 250 museums in 15 cities

ZZ quits at the top

He doesn't stick to the script that others would write for him.

From challenges of sensitising AI to issues of security, privacy and ethics

As AI becomes an increasingly important component in every sphere of life, machine ethics is also becoming an increasingly important field of research.

Brick by brick: The innumerous design possibilities hidden in a wall

The idea of breathable walls is a practical style that is perfectly suited for a hot tropical country such as India

Golden Gate Bridge: Where San Francisco Bay opens to meet Pacific Ocean

Irving Morrow chose this specific shade because he thought it complemented the natural landscape and was bright enough to be seen during heavy fog

'Veere Di Wedding': Another chick flick with a dazzling marketing strategy

Veere Di Wedding has ended up being a noisy story about a bunch of women bandying cusswords and basking in their privilege

Engineers using robots to dismantle practice of manual scavenging in India

Following its success, Kerala has asked GenRobotics for 50 more robots to be deployed across the state

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Magnus Carlsen has started the Altibox Norway Super GM in good form with two wins in the first three rounds.

Christian Dior settles plagiarism dispute with People Tree's Orijit Sen

An out-of-court settlement with Christian Dior after a plagiarism row has vindicated a niche Indian retailer and fuelled its creative dreams

'Dumb' feature phones are making a comeback in the Indian handset market

The revival of feature phones in India is driven by low-cost access to the internet, but the 'dumb phones' are learning to get smart and create a niche

Travel for travel's sake

The accusation that writer V S Naipaul makes against Indians is that they are inward-looking. He means that we don't observe the outside world

Rise of the Opposition

Will the Opposition's move to checkmate the BJP yield results? A year is a long time but the trends are not promising.

Ananya Birla is on her way to becoming a chart-busting pop sensation

Successful pop musician and busy entrepreneur Ananya Birla talks about the privileges and tribulations of being a scion of one of India's most prominent industrialist families

Regaining lost glory: How Brand Vivo is staging a comeback

By getting its focus back on the sub-Rs 10,000 and other price segments, Vivo is filling key gaps aggressively in a bid to grab share and regain strength in smartphone market