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A son remembers his father who served as advisor to Nehru, Indira and Rajiv

The book also casts light on what happened to the 'package deal' offered by Deng Xiaoping to India in 1982

Via media: Several firms are leveraging Instagram to get hold of freshers

The moral of the story: consider carefully before you post

'October' explores complex human relationships, the Shoojit Sircar way

'October' is much more than a love story, however unconventional

iBall CompBook Premio v2.0: More power, more memory at Rs 21,999

The customer base it aims for students and business users and comes with Windows 10 and Intel Pentium Quad Core processor pre-installed

Alexa scores over Google Home by the sheer number of apps it supports

The Home looks like a work of art

Nokia 8 Sirocco: Mid-range flagship with perfect blend of class, nostalgia

An unconventional flagship with premium design, top-tier innards, wireless charging, water-dust resistance and Android One promise of future OS updates, but the camera might not impress everyone

Ford Freestyle: A feature-rich car with surprising off-roading capabilities

The Ford Freestyle grille, with a 3-D mesh that has the Ford logo fixed on it, gives the car a sporty look

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Matchplay is a very different kettle of fish from tournaments

Ugly Food Project aims to bring together enthusiasts of zero-waste cooking

'The thought behind the project is to create a food surplus from cuts of vegetables and meat that are usually thrown away'

Why exercise alone may not be the key to weight loss

In recent years, study after study concluded that, by itself, exercise is not an effective way to drop pounds

Statutory warning: Countries with such low levels of humanity could die

Nirbhaya 'asked for it'. The Unnao victim is 'low class'. They were all treated like dispensable junk. There can be no justice just enough

The political power of a fast

As politicians continue to use the ancient practice to score brownie points in their present-day electoral battles, it may be wise to know that not every fast results in a desirable ending

The clique of wine drinkers

Interestingly, while Bengaluru has nearly five groups of wine and food societies or associations that meet regurlarly, Delhi has only two and Mumbai none at all

Jaagar: A perfect place for holiday where birds are a long-time resident

Jaagar is about 245 km from New Delhi

From superheroes to fantasy worlds, Appupen has found a distinctive voice

The Batman of his childhood, Appupen says, doesn't have the same baggage and agendas as today's Batman

Meet Sanjay Jatav, the man who fought for his right to be a groom

People from lower-caste Jatav communities are not allowed to share public spaces with those belonging to the upper castes

AirAsia to challenge SpiceJet, Go Air over low fares and first-time flyers

With a new campaign, an expanded fleet and new destinations, the airline looks to challenge rivals SpiceJet, Go Air over cheap fares and first-time flyers

Customer relationship management largest of all software markets: Gartner

Worldwide CRM software revenue amounted to $39.5 billion in 2017 overtaking DBMS revenue, which reached $36.8 billion in the same year

Post $10.2-bn Lotte Confectionery takeover, Havmor streamlines logistics

The home-grown ice cream brand is paring down its distribution network as it nurtures a pan-India ambition

IoT's possibilities can be fulfilled only when citizens are aware

IoT at home has captured public imagination, particularly in terms of facilitating household chores