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A quick bite, monsieur?

Bengaluru's food truck game has never been better. Nikita Puri checks out the one offering toasted favourites from France

Acting out innovation

SMART has been conceived and is run by a core team under the aegis of the India Theatre Forum, and managed by Junoon

Kishore Singh: Hindi Chini bhai bhai

China is the world's art powerhouse but Chinese interest in Indian art has been negligible so far

The current situation needs a human touch: Volunteers helping banks

Two to five volunteers, with the support of the bank employees, would offer guidance and help to customers

Jacob Bernstein: Coppola revisits a classic

For me, the memory of The Godfather brings great unhappiness, says Francis Ford Coppola

For the last few days, most of us haven't been able to go home: Cash van driver

The cash crunch has meant that drivers are now ferrying cash even at night

Himalayan wonders

A new book accounts for why exploring the Himalayas is not just a challenging but also a deeply spiritual experience

Nitish Kumar, the man who bore the brunt of tipplers

The state government decided to ask people to send their 'constructive suggestions' on the punitive provisions of the legislation

Suket Dhir's journey from Delhi to the world

Suket Dhir, a self-described former 'slacker' who once sold mobile phones for AT&T, has made himself into India's rising fashion star

There aren't too many takers yet, but young students prefer to pay via the wallet: Tea-stall owner

Business has slowed down since the currency ban, especially once people run out of a limited supply of low denomination notes

Humans of demonetisation

The currency ban has changed the lives of the people facilitating this move across India

I constantly stand outside the ATM without lunch or dinner: ATM Guard

While putting in the extra hours is not a problem for Kolkata' security guards, they only hope that they would be paid extra for it too

Vikram Johri: Lessons from a scandal

This is the first time in recent memory that a group of the Tatas's stature is in the middle of an ethical storm

A notebook affair

Here's a guide that can help you get your game on this winter

Tata Coffee looks for a premium slot

The company is leveraging its alliance with Starbucks as it takes the first steps towards crafting a premium brand of coffee from its estates

Creative strokes

Manasi Kadne has worked on brands such as Google, McDonalds, UDV, Tata Sky

'A new CEO must set the agenda and announce changes upfront'

A constructive dialogue, reinforced by good leadership, could prevent a conflict from becoming public, John Montford and Joseph McCool tell Sangeeta Tanwar

Rules of employee engagement

In a digital age, it's important to connect social metrics with new-age HR policies

Adaptability in ad making

The Indian industry is naturally suited to adapt to global audiences and multicultural markets, feel experts

Pepsi soaks in the sun

In a new digital campaign the company blurs the lines between brand pitch and social responsibility, looks to stay relevant with its young consumers