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Cipla battles perceptions in a new campaign

The pharma major engages directly with patients, addresses social stigma and environmental concerns to expand the brand footprint in respiratory diseases

We aim to create disruption through collaboration: Ben Story

He says electrification of India presents a big opportunity for us to build hybrid solutions for consumers

Statspeak: Data breach fear

How personal data is under threat

Data Tracker: Nationalism via brands

North American consumers are less likely than global respondents to prefer local brands across all packaged food categories

Tier-II cities to usher in second phase of retail revolution

Vantage point: Insights from cutting-edge research

TCS goes off the beaten track

The IT firm is tapping an emerging opportunity that could be a growth driver for the entire IT services industry for the next two to three years

The rise and fall of Brand [V]

How an iconic music channel lost the plot even as rivals flourished in the same space

Cameras that will keep both amateurs and pros trigger-happy

The Sony Alpha 9 looks like any other mirror-less camera

Opening conundrum in India's batting lineup

With three-in form openers, India might have a healthy problem of plenty

Atul Kochhar is taking Indian food to the world

Madhur Jaffrey made Indian food a household name in the UK; Atul Kochhar's restaurants made it gourmet. Neeta Lal meets the Indian chef with two Michelin stars to his credit

India-Afghanistan beyond the Durand Line

A rare account of India's complex relationship with Afghanistan suffers from an awkward theoretical framework

Neysa Sanghavi, the girl who is Rwanda's brand ambassador in India

17-year-old Sanghavi was recently appointed the brand ambassador of Rwanda in India for her work with geonicide victims and refugees

How Aman turned a centuries-old Chinese village into a five-star resort

With the help of a passionate Chinese businessman, Aman Resorts saved and restored an entire village from the Qing and Ming dynasties

How can Oscars celebrate in Weinstein's long shadow?

Harvey Weinstein may have been expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, but he has left lasting marks on the Oscars race

I've fallen out of love with technology

If people begin to focus on the drawbacks of technology, it could have lasting consequences for the economy and for tech companies' bottom lines

Art NOW seeks to document 'moment' that contemporary arts find itself in

Art NOW 17, currently on view at Art Alive, New Delhi, brings together 84 works by 34 senior and emerging artists

In India, Ivanka Trump tried on some fashion diplomacy. Was it a good look?

Ivanka did not address the issue during her various speeches and panels, but she did use dress in a notable way

Treasure trove: Book lovers are leaving behind novels for perfect strangers

The Book Fairies have put out over 1,000 books across India since they started in March

For a current dialogue

L N Tallur's Unicode stands out for its ability to take a well-known Chola bronze (the familiar Nataraja) and transform it into a work of contemporary art

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There are now two Norwegian world champions