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Consumer lifestyles: How long-term megatrends are shaping the world

Educated consumers most likely to research and monitor health issues

Facebook-Cambridge Analytica row: Digital data is irreversible, says expert

The digital ecosystem will continue to grow

Ball tampering row: The 'gentleman's game' officially died a few days ago

What the Australian ball-tampering scandal means for one of the world's best-loved sports

Those two-minute walk breaks? They add up

Improving endurance is not the same thing as improving health

Aravani Art Project builds bridge between transgender community and society

Mural by mural, a public art project is building bridges between India's transgender community and mainstream society

Devan's is looking for a little bit of history inside a modern coffee bar

A third-generation coffee and tea store now sports a sophisticated coffee bar

ASUS VivoBook S14: A great office laptop if you're looking for an ultrabook

The backlit keyboard and multi-touch trackpad performed well, but typing for long periods could be tiring

From LG Air PuriCare to Livpure Fresh, some tools for a healthier home

Banishing dust won't fix air quality, but it can help

Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal: What is psychographic profiling?

Psychographic profiling is here to stay. But wait, what does it even mean? Devangshu Datta does some decoding

A class apart

Article settles into soft cushions and runs speculative eye on road travelled by these variously wheeled vehicles. How did these objects of everyday utility turn into what we may call figures of fun?

Hashiya: A contemporary interpretations of an old artistic tradition

When margins form the centre. Avantika Bhuyan on contemporary interpretations of an old artistic tradition

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Fabiano Caruana is brave, well-prepared and dangerous opponent for Magnus Carlsen

Square Watches taking wrists by storm: Why mechanical watches are round

There are plenty of reasons why mechanical watches are round. But that doesn't mean they look best on the wrist

Celebrating the harvest

While you may have missed the festivals this year, get a headstart with the 2019 wine calendar

Spotlight back on boxers as effort is being made to revive boxing in India

The boxers say they are seeing a focus on the players and their needs for the first time in years

Prashant Bhushan, the lawyer, an activist - and a politician sometimes

Senior advocate and activist Prashant Bhushan, 61, spends most of his time fighting pro bono (without fee) cases

Naked art

A direct response to the claustrophobic, bureaucratic terror of post-World War II America was the Beat Generation of poets and writers, including Allen Ginsberg

Nestled in lap of nature, a vibrant Vietnam with receding residuals of war

The war casts a shadow, but Da Nang is alive with colour, life and great food

'Breakout at Stalingrad' earns its place beside classics of war literature

The original version of an autobiographical novel written by a German soldier, and recently discovered in Soviet archives, offers a unique perspective of the epic World War II siege from the soldiers

Meet Afroz Shah, who helped bring turtles back to Mumbai's beaches

About 13 million kg of marine debris have been collected over 127 weeks by Shah and thousands of volunteers