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Suryakant Sawhney makes essential music for today's woke youngster

Hindi lyrics are no bar to the global appeal of LIFAFA's kind of electronica

A festival that wants to make us laugh in these easily outraged times

The fable serves to illustrate how the founding guru of the Sikh faith questioned unexamined rituals

Fashion designers from the Northeast weave their heritage into modern forms

A clutch of designers from the Northeast is giving a contemporary twist to traditional wear from back home

As oblivion looms over weavers, a group is speaking for their survival

The group's chief believes that reviving the handicraft and handloom sector could be a critical step in developing a more robust economy

Maria Sharapova wants to be clear: She is retiring, not quitting

A 6-foot-2 Russian who punctuated her flat groundstrokes with piercing shrieks, Sharapova made one of the most extraordinary journeys in sports

Undercover wine tasters

It's a pity that good imported wines are so expensive in India

A victory for #MeToo

Harvey Weinstein's indictment is a landmark event for the #MeToo movement

Root poetry

Mohanty's book brings us to darkness and end, but gently

The trio who came together to chronicle a little-covered Mughal era

If you are looking for whether venality is baked into our politics, you would do well to go through the pages of this work

Understanding smart home lighting is a cinch with this starter's guide

Smart lighting is about to revolutionise the way we think of the humble bulb

Catching them young: Here's what Gen Z, millennials want from technology

Here are some insights into their relationship with technology based on the findings of the MTV's Mera Bharat Amazeballs survey

LaLiga talks cricket in a football field, starts campaign with Rohit Sharma

The Spanish football league turns to Rohit Sharma to kick one into the net for the brand, build its appeal among fans and young footballers

Akshay Kumar is new face for PepsiCo India's Kurkure, does he fit the bill?

Kurkure, a brand born in and made for India, has built its persona around being rooted in local tastes

69% Indian millennials see coffee as companion during conversation: Survey

Over 3,000 young people from across all major Indian cities responded to this survey

CSR spending: Rise in number of firms going beyond 2% mandate, says report

Companies who are not required to spending allocating budgets for CSR are spending

Find mentor with right attitude and skill sets

In the concluding part, the author talks about how mentoring can impact the growing-up process

Making global strides: Bajaj Auto eyes 2.2 mn units of exports by FY20-end

Currently, Africa is the single largest export destination for Bajaj with every second motorcycle getting exported to the region

Digital is the new blockbuster in B'town, studios shift to online marketing

An array of sophisticated tools and tactics powers the online show business as studios seek maximum bang for every buck spent

Why Oreo rewired its narrative from a playful to a purpose-driven one

Mondelez pushes its biscuit brand out of the playpen, looks for a more meaningful association with consumers

Sony HT-S20R soundbar review: A good mess surrounded by sound and wires

Sony's HT-S20R delivers a surround sound, theatre-like experience that is good enough for a large living room and even better for a 14 feet x 16 feet bedroom