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What you need to know about Zika

No case related to Zika virus reported in India yet, but it is important to be informed

Indian Accent goes gourmet by the book

A new book by chef Manish Mehrotra hopes to document Indian cuisine and take it to global audiences

Taking on social issues with brave art

Through The Fearless Collective, multimedia artist Shilo Shiv Suleman is rooting for change, one mural at a time

The borderline cases of Jammu & Kashmir

Three books based on memories and eye-witness accounts show how the state's contested history has contributed to its contemporary divisions and tortuous complexities

Subhash Chandra: The serial entrepreneur

Vision and risk have defined Subhash Chandra's journey from an 18-year-old trader to the head of a somewhat eclectic $3 bn business empire

Watching over vendors

A national-level organisation is helping street vendors know and exercise their legal rights

Chess (#1186)

Viswanathan Anand, is the only other player with five WAZ wins and Anand has played WAZ 18 times

Krushna Abhishek has replaced Kapil Sharma on Comedy Nights

'I am filling Kapil's shoes, so people will be angry. But memory is short. No actor is god'

Gender reconstruction

I was equally surprised when I went to watch The Danish Girl at a cinema and saw that none of the nudity, which wasn't gratuitous anyway, was chopped

Wines with animal instinct

An AC Nielsen report of 2008 talked about how 20 per cent of new table wines in the US featured animals on their labels, and that sales of 'critter' wines had crossed $600 million

For millennial men, grey hair is welcome

Nirma plays a new tune

With a new ad that takes on old rival HUL, is the brand repositioning itself in the premium category?

Yuvraj Singh: Play, pause and replay

Yuvraj Singh's comeback is being tracked closely by brand meisters, but his endorsement heydays may well be behind him

Paytm reaches for the cashless crown

In its quest for mass market status, the company is trying to find new users in new territories. Can it make the leap?

Gadgets that'll make you go gaga

As this year progressed, technology became more personal - tracking your every move, devices talking to each other and uploading details to the cloud to interpret the data in multiple ways. A look at

Ikea's continental shift

The Swedish furniture giant is gently easing in, setting out an investment of Rs 500 crore per store as it looks to capture a new market and beat a young breed of homegrown furniture sellers

What to expect from the 2016 Auto Expo

At least 80 vehicles are expected to be unveiled at the five-day-long expo

Delhi, water wars and graphic notes from underground

Sarnath Banerjee's fourth graphic novel on the underbelly of life in India's capital city is another tour de force

The golden age of men's tennis may well be over

The astounding dominance of Novak Djokovic may have signalled the end of tennis' golden age

HTC Desire 728: Nothing new to offer