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Aashirvaad: ITC rushes to stomp out rumours against its flagship brand

Experts say it has learnt its lessons from rival Nestle's Maggi crisis

Will warning shots fired by Unilever, P&G break speed of digital growth?

Not really, but it could transform the medium, say experts

Consumer activism is forcing many brands to change behaviour

So consumers are forcing brands like Pepsi or Dove to withdraw and apologise for communication that is deemed inappropriate or disrespectful

Preferences vary; consumer needs remain the same, says Albinder Dhindsa

The biggest grocery businesses in the world have managed to deliver savings to their customers, says Albinder Dhindsa, Co-founder & CEO, Grofers

Employees want simple access to cloud applications as consumers: Study

Influence of consumer service breach on organisation's security policies around access management

OTT firms to widen range of original, regional content to grab eyeballs

Zee is projecting Zee5 as the largest digital OTT platform and banking on its content catalogue across 12 languages and multiple genres as its biggest differentiator

Book review: Bibek Debroy's translation of the Ramayana is easy to navigate

Debroy explains that Ayana in Sanskrit means journey or progress and hence the Ramayana is the story of Rama's journey or progression

Moto Z2 Force review: Drop as much as you want, this smartphone won't break

Durable build, top-tier innards and compatibility with MotoMods make the Moto Z2 Force a power-packed smartphone and a rival to OnePlus 5T, Nokia 8 and Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 in sub-Rs 35,000 price segment

Anti-ageing market: How the fad to defy age is assuming drastic proportions

The anti-ageing market's arsenal includes devices that claim to smoothen wrinkles and tighten the skin

Philips Hue White Ambiance is for those who want smart lights without jazz

A caveat: one needs to invest in convertors to use these bulbs on Indian sockets

Vu Official Android TV offers a pure android experience on big screen

The Vu Official Android TV is for those who want a pure Android experience on a big television at a killer price and are okay with the rough edges that come with it

New Mercedes-Benz S-Class gets a power lift and significant style

The new Mercedes-Benz S-Class has undergone some cosmetic changes, but it's under the hood where a massive overhaul has taken place

UK Asian Film Festival 2018: The diaspora's experience with cinema

Discussions on various aspects of film-viewing and filmmaking among South Asian diasporas are at the centre of this year's ongoing UK Asian Film Festival

Pulling the plug on bathtubs: Hotels are coming up with new bath options

ITC Hotels, another large chain, believes the bathtub is not critical for all its guests

Young classical performers continue to struggle to find a listening ear

Groups such as Baithak are springing up in every city and a fair number of institutions and corporate donors are involved in the support of Indian classical music

'Historians of Redundant Moments' review: Two sisters and their ghosts

The book, a winner of the 2016 Numinous Orisons Luminous Origin Literary Award, recreates the Left-ruled Calcutta of the eighties and nineties of the last century

T20 squad: Suresh Raina's return to international cricket after a year

In South Africa, Raina scored 88 runs in three T20Is at average 29.33 and strike-rate 151.72

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Mamedaryov has been solid, winning a big game versus 2016 Challenger Karjakin and drawing the rest

Do anti-depressants really work? Studies show mostly modest effects

Many, many studies of antidepressants can be found in the peer-reviewed literature

Zac O'Yeah, Anjum Hasan to toast the bond between Bengaluru and its people

The series itself is an extension of "Bangalore's World-Famous Semi-Deluxe Writing Program," a course designed to hone creative writing skills conceptualised by the couple