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Black Panther review: A crisp narrative and statement for people of colour

After many generations of white superheros, Black Panther is an important film that holds its own

Is Vitamin D deficiency the new epidemic sweeping the country?

Veenu Sandhu sets out to answer the question and find some solutions

How private universities affect higher-education opportunities in India

The focus on liberal arts and the shift to a more nuanced core curriculum structure is both new and niche

Poetics of space: Balan Nambiar's artwork of six decades, in retrospect

Balan Nambiar has focused on making steel sculptures for the past 18 years; about 140 of his works are taller than him

ASUS ROG Strix Scar Edition: Brilliant screen in a handy but noisy package

The gaming experience is almost worth the money, despite the noise and a sub-par battery, writes Abhik Sen

New York's Central Park: A dynamic beauty and miraculous oasis of nature

Seasons in New York are dramatically variable, with summers as hot as in North India and blustery winters

'Monster Hunter: World', a world to conquer makes for thrilling experience

Monster Hunter: World is set in a world divided into two continents - Old World and New World

Big food, small food

For selling food has always been about health and trust; no purchase or sale has greater consequence

The Post: Steven Spielberg's hammy ode to journalism is a hack job

Spielberg is expert at peddling sanctimonious pap, which is being eagerly lapped up, making it the third most successful movie at box office

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Ilyumzhinov, who has been Fide President since 1995, intends to run again.

Laughter in serious times: 'The Book of Limericks' takes on events of 2017

Bibek Debroy somehow manages to balance his commitment to both this world and that of poetry with alarming ease

Meet 14-year-old Tanmay Bakshi, a champion of artificial intelligence

Tanmay Bakshi, tech prodigy and educationist, is a champion of artificial intelligence and, well, SpongeBob SquarePants

All things on track, barring one: India gearing up for 2019 World Cup

With the World Cup (in Australia-New Zealand) just six months away, it was an affirmation of India's plans for big prize

In Chris Rock's new special 'Tamborine', a humbler master at work

Wearing a simple black T-shirt and jeans, Rock, 53, made his case based not on Trump's potential, but rather on how his disastrous tenure could lead to something better

Ishara puppet fest returns with playful but thought-provoking performances

With a mix of traditional and modern, this edition of Ishara also showcases the evolution of puppetry

Matching cheese and wines is an art: Here are a few pairing hints

Paired with Baluchi's Indian (all non-veg) cuisine, what stood out was the Vina Tondonia Reserva, Rioja, 2004 paired with Badami Bater or Sofiyani Pork Ribs

Most companies not well-prepared for implementing artificial intelligence

About 4% of CIOs (chief information officers) have implemented AI, while 46 per cent have developed plans to do so

Rebooting Facebook: New ad woos young audience weighing up other platforms

Facebook has aired two ads as part of the campaign titled 'Live what you love', each a minute long

Can marketers now see radio as more than a second fiddle to television?

Given the size and diversity of the country, radio as a medium is still grossly underutilised

Tide pod crisis shows brands must reflect true personality on social media

Companies should widely communicate incorrect usage and consequential effects on social and other media most used by the consumers of a product