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The good of small things

Small habits don't require significant change, but can make a disproportionate impact on the performance of organisations

Paytm: Cashing in on convenience

A new campaign by Paytm positions the mobile wallet service provider as a better alternative to cash payments even as it builds new use cases

People are more open to experimenting with flavours now than earlier: Ramesh Chauhan

Interview with Chairman, Bisleri International

Pulling strings behind the scenes

E-commerce companies have to guide and manage suppliers at every step to ensure that quality products reach consumers and they keep coming back for more

Creative head

New in town

Indian Motorcycle accessories

The new BMW with an extra punch

As performance vehicles go, the new BMW 3-Series is the agressive cousin of its well-behaved counterparts

Trip of the year

At a time when priapic sex comedies are ruling the roost in Bollywood, Udta Punjab is nothing less than a fresh blast of oxygen

Fashion overhaul

The author tells you how new collections from designers Shehla Khan and Pernia Qureshi promise to add zing to your wardrobe

Raman Raghav 2.0: Bad cop, bad criminal

The film is set in modern Mumbai rather than 1960s when killings that inspired film were really executed

Schools in Sikkim teach an important lesson

Government schools in Sikkim have lessons for the whole country

Bengaluru's crumbling heritage

With new buildings tearing down old ones, Bengaluru is struggling to protect its heritage

Rio on your mind

Come August and the world's finest athletes from 206 countries will be out to prove their best at the Olympics. If you plan to witness the action in person at Rio de Janeiro

Nainital: A touch of the old in the new

Despite rampant modernity, Nainital manages to retain its old charm, feels

Gujarat Files: Rana Ayyub and stinging truths

Despite the lack of fresh information, Gujarat Files underlines the sinister nature of Modi's regime in Gujarat even as it cocks a snook at the state's fabled intelligence network

Umesh Sachdev: Technology speaks

Umesh Sachdev is changing the way businesses 'speak' to their customers

Studio stories

Kolkata's Bourne & Shepherd, the world's oldest photography studio, has shut down after chronicling India's history for over 150 years

Indian wines go premium

Not so long ago, there was no Indian wine priced above Rs 500 per bottle (of 750 ml), and no imported wine below that level

Puma & Reebok: Two for the run

The author weighs in on the 'lockable' Puma Ignite Disc and the uber flexible Reebok ZPrint Run

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