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Journey to infinity: Adventurous trek to Gaumukh and Tapovan

To get to Tapovan, one has to cross the glacier, which is treacherous, even dangerous

Leaders of the pack

Here is our pick of the flagship phones that are a delight for photography connoisseurs

The millennial age of selfies

Here is a look some of the best selfie phones

Brand is UX, or something like that

There's an opportunity for brands to build themselves around superb interactions. But UX goes beyond digital, and so should banks

Addicted to China?

A call for ban on Chinese goods might have caused a wave of fear and nervousness, but it is business as usual for traders and importers

Get fitter to enhance your memory

A new study establishes that muscle and aerobic fitness helps in improving a child's academic performance

Chess (#1225)

Viswanathan Anand lost 0.5-1.5 to Maxime Vachier-Lagrave in the finals of the Corsica Masters

Dealing with the Delhi Smog

With pollution reaching alarming levels post Diwali, Dhruv Munjal finds out what is the best way to cope

The heart of a lion

Lion is another feather in Dev Patel's impressive body of work

Port Blair: Away from the 'mainland'

A visit to the idyllic town of Port Blair can still invoke painful memoriesof the British Raj

The auction block

Saffronart's new, state-of-the-art gallery in Delhi is planned as a multi-purpose space

Mr 360's all-round story

It is only fitting then that this passage of de Villiers devotion finds a mention right at the beginning of his autobiography

The wood wide web of trees

A German forester makes an eloquent case for reconsidering man's relationship with forests as living, communicating entities, beyond the narrow economic view of plantations for harvest

Jose Mavely doesn't like strays

For close to two decades, Mavely has been hailed as a social worker across Kerala, championing the cause of the destitute. But that image now stands in stark contrast to the picture of him as a 'dog-k

Virtual office roleplay

It is weird to note that corporate workers - exactly the people being made fun of - are the ones running the roleplay show

A question of answers

Depending on an artist's mood, or whim, the studio can be the loneliest, most creative space you'll ever see. An artist staring at a blank canvas is no different from an author gazing at a blank scree

Between the shelves

The author goes on a treasure hunt for books at Blossom, Bengaluru's most popular second-hand bookstore

Children see, they do

Vineet Rai: A rolling stone

From warding off snakes in Odisha to heading to Silicon Valley to raise funds, Intellecap's Vineet Rai says life has taught him that risks are worth taking

Trent looks for a larger brand footprint

With 151 stores under Westside, Landmark and Star, the retailer has stepped up the pace of expansions and sharpened its focus on private labels