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Y V Reddy pitches for comprehensive gold policy

He said it is time to handle the precious metal in a better way

Cadbury tickles the palate

Mondelez India is betting on innovative product variants to lure consumers and pre-empt competition

Amaresh Godbole: LIVE it. Or you're dead

Brands are more action-oriented today, thus increasing spends on experiential marketing

The Ghazi Attack: India's first underwater, war-at-sea film

The film depicts the story of the sinking of Pakistani attack submarine, PNS Ghazi in the 1971 war

Making sense of sound

We spend an insane amount of time on our phones and many of us also listen to music on them

Meet the 6th-graders from Bengaluru who've built a virtual voice assistant

Mrinal Jain and Shreyas Katuri recently participated in a hackathon organised by Indonesia's GO-JEK

Computers in the classroom

Schools without internet access are given DVDs of the software

Christopher Clarey: 19 years of a sibling rivalry

Serena has been the most prolific Grand Slam winner after age 30 in tennis history

The look of vengeance

Demand naturally is higher in the run-up to any festive season or occasions

Punching below its weight

Raees is a mishmash masala flick that leaves Shah Rukh Khan dealing in just punchlines

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Adhiban's play has been a revelation

Jim Kelly: The other Clinton

Tomasky's contribution is to remind us just how much Clinton did accomplish during his presidency

A moment in the sunset

Call it the Sunset Effect. The more you suffer, the more attention you get

Great ball of China: How football is no longer on the sidelines

The exorbitant riches of Chinese football are making the world sit up and take notice

Lahore at the crossroads

Ian Talbot and Tahir Kamran have produced an empathetic guide to a remarkable city

Nordic outing

Expedition through Iceland takes a group of adventure-seekers over glaciers, mountains, lava fields

The happiness of being

An exhibition of Ram Kumar's landscapes reveals his artistic trajectory

Queen of arts

In its ninth edition, India Art Fair gets bigger and more experimental

Nitin Chordia, the man who tastes chocolates for a living

Chordia has tasted over 2,200 chocolates from different countries in the last two years

Full speed cruise

The Bajaj Dominar 400 hopes to make a dent in the 300cc-plus market