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Mortal Kombat X: Blood and gore in vivid detail
If you've loved this franchise, Mortal Kombat X won't disappoint
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Sony Xperia Z5 Premium: Bringing 4K to smartphones
Though it boasts of a 4K display, the lack of related content doesn't add any sizzle to the spark
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Content, technology and distribution are three key pillars: Neeraj Roy
Interview with CEO, Hungama
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GE's Indian odyssey
The multinational is using eCube, its design studio in India, to align its brand more closely with emerging economies around the world
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Global mobile subscriptions growing around 5 per cent y-o-y
South Korea, Japan, China and the US are predicted to lead with the first-and the fastest-5G subscription uptake
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Delivering superlative customer experience
Customer experience is what distinguishes successful companies from the not-so-successful ones
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Campaign logic: Built to last
In its new advertising campaign, Ambuja Cement stays true to its core brand proposition of a product that offers unmatched strength, this time with a little help from a celebrity
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Always on the move
The higher cost per serving does not seem to stand in the way of growth in on-the-go product categories
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Mitali Saran: Incredible Indiahahahahaha
The BJP is transforming India into an absurdist wonderland
An Indian design school's new wave
Unconventional thinking, approach and teaching methodology set Mumbai's ISDI apart from traditional design schools in India
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Movie review: Too much tamasha, too little narrative
Even though Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone shine on screen, Imtiaz Ali's rehashing of old tropes undoes Tamasha
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Cars with automatic gears are safer
Safer and smoother - the benefits of automatic cars trump those of manual drives
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When Zuckerberg came to Uttarakhand in search of spirituality
Kainchi, near Nainital, attracts devotees from near and far, 42 years after the death of its spiritual leader, Neem Karoli Baba
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Hetal Dave: Breaking hard ground
India's lone professional female sumo wrestler carries on regardless of little support
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Walking through Tughlaq's forgotten city
Curses, folklore and family feuds swirl around Tughlaqabad Fort
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