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The Strategist quiz #653

The Strategist quiz #653

My favourite campaign is 'Real men of genius': FCB Ulka's Keegan Pinto

They might have made some 20 films and 30 radio spots

Technology flavours the click and bait game at Zomato and Swiggy

From delivery-only restaurants to mapping every minute of the delivery process, brands lean in on tech and not just discounts, to woo users

Turning the tables: Low cost, e-retail presence key for new furniture firms

Flipkart, Pantaloons and Pidilite are emerging names in furniture retail, keen on making headway in a fragmented market

Answers to the Strategist quiz #652

Answers to the Strategist quiz #652

Ahmedabad is being polished and buffed for Trump. Some of it is disturbing

The local hospitality industry is also enjoying the spike in bookings and enquiries ahead of the event

Shubh Mangal Zyaada Saavdhan takes on homophobia bravely but ineffectually

The film is a crackling comedy in parts and a brave take on choice more than sexual preferences

All hail Leander Paes, legend who just played his last tournament in India

The joy that Paes brought to a tennis court was at its most infectious in mixed doubles

A bond theme suits Billie Eilish quite well

Eilish has the kind of talent that is easily understood and praised by the old guard

Montek Singh Ahluwalia's new book uncovers India's 'Backstage' story

Montek Singh Ahluwalia's book should be read by those who want to understand the past and those responsible for planning our future, says Nitin Desai

Review: Al Pacino and Nazis, in Amazon's 'Hunters'

In Hunters, the primary focus of that attempted fusion is Jonah Heidelbaum, the 19-year-old Brooklynite, petty drug dealer and comics-shop employee played by Lerman

Suhasini Kejriwal's art witnesses life on the streets of Kolkata and Mumbai

Suhasini Kejriwal's art, born of the streets of working class Kolkata and Mumbai, evokes an almost old-fashioned aesthetic but hides layers of contemporary skill

Change in the air

This is the largest single-owner sale of Indian modern art, but it is for reasons other than this historicity that it will be remembered

One man's obsession has created Bengaluru's Museum of Indian Paper Money

Located on the second floor of the stately Prestige Falcon Towers on Bengaluru's Brunton Road, the temperature-controlled archive is a trove of stories

Deconstructing Mughal eras

According to Gandhi, Mughal royals such as Aurangzeb and Dara Shukoh have metamorphosed into myths in the popular imagination

When death do us part: AI-enabled immortality and the merits of letting go

There is something to be said about letting go

CHESS #1389

The Madras High Court has set aside the election process to the All India Chess Federation

Notes from China: Dealing with a virus with patience, fortitude and humour

An upside of these extraordinary circumstances is that closer bonds have developed in China's small families

Samsung Note10 Lite: A phone that's better for doodlers than gamers

The Note10 Lite's strength lies in its creativity

Volunteer with 17000ft in Ladakh for a vacation you've never had before

The Voluntourist programme is one of the efforts to improve the quality of schools and learning outcomes in the remotest parts of Ladakh