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Meet the Yewale brothers, who make Rs 1.2 million a month selling tea

It took four years for the Yewale brothers to re-enter the tea business, juggling visits and samplings with their other ventures

Theatre Olympics offering a national stage to indigenous theatrical forms

The heightened interest in vernacular theatre has also spurred research on the various forms - insights from these are further fuelling experimentation and dialogue.

Umngot river in Dawki: Meghalaya's hidden jewel on India-Bangladesh border

As you enter the hilly region, lush green betel plantations on both sides welcome you and a text message appears on the phone: Welcome to Bangladesh

Microsoft Xbox One X: For those who want a butter-smooth gaming experience

The Xbox One X, though, is more than just a gaming station, says the author

Art of resistance: Mithu Sen is the dark horse of the art world

How does one eliminate the very space one inhabits? This is Sen's dilemma

Samsung Galaxy S9+ review: King of low-light photos

The Samsung Galaxy S9+ ticks all the boxes for a flagship; it excels as a camera phone, but if you're already using the S8, you won't find a revolutionary upgrade

Idle bodies, idle minds: Creativity comes from engaging with physical world

I find that Wozniak's point about the active pursuit by ordinary people of the creative arts and sports not being common among upper class Indians is absolutely true for me, says the author

We are born out of nature and we like to go back to nature, says B V Doshi

Balkrishna V Doshi's favourite cuisine is Italian, besides chaat and the Indian thali

Meet Balkrishna Doshi, the Pritzker Prize winner and humane architect

Harshavardhan Neotia, chairman of the Ambuja Neotia Group, recounts how he met Doshi and how the path-breaking architect continues to be an influence on his projects

Book review: The sense of a woman through Deepa Narayan's 'Chup'

Chup: Breaking the Silence About India's Women explores the ways in which Indian society reinforces the negative views women harbour about themselves. An exclusive excerpt

The weird, wonderful treasures inside Europe's greatest watch museum

Among the Museum's holdings are a large number of pocket watches by Breguet, and it's saying something that despite their beauty and rarity, they're just one of the many highlights of the collection

Soorma: Wunderkind Sandeep Singh's hockey journey, now on screen

A biopic on the tragedy, and miracle, that is hockey wunderkind Sandeep Singh's life will bring him back where he belongs - in the spotlight

Raise a glass! Next you check into hotel, your room might have wine on tap

About size of a large espresso machine, the latest in-room luxury preserves two opened bottles of wine for weeks at the perfect serving temperature and allows you to draw off a glass with one touch

B V Doshi's architecture is a sum of shapes that have won Pritzker Prize

Few of us knew of Doshi's ability to convert his architectural drawings into miniature-like paintings

E-commerce companies' united fight against piracy is stronger than ever

Even as the enormity that is the counterfeit goods space goes largely untracked, e-commerce firms appear to be tightening their belts

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The Tal Memorial Rapid featured a stellar 10-player field competing for $130,000, with $25,000 as the first prize

OnePlus pulls every trick to build its brand footprint in premium segment

How did OnePlus work around common customer perceptions and market rhetoric over Chinese brands to work its way up the ladder?

Are brand campaigns more tactical than strategic about Women's Day?

Brands continue to be tactical, not strategic; fall prey to stereotypes in their efforts to align with the cause of women around Women's Day say experts

Too much of a good thing: Chaos of working apps overload

Sixty-nine per cent workers waste up to an hour a day navigating between myriad communications apps, amounting to 32 days per year

Leverage Artificial Intelligence in fintech with data management sources

The seven leading US commercial banks have prioritised strategic technological advancement by investing in AI applications to better serve their customers, improve performance, and increase revenue