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Your guide to the smartest health devices available in the market

Name the problem and you'll get a product, and then some. Amrita Singh scours the market for the smartest health devices going

F N Souza's grandson, Solomon, is in Goa and painting the town red

While he was painting, people in neighbouring offices watched fascinated, and passersby stopped and offered their views

This conservationist sets legal, social examples to save Delhi's wetlands

Arya filed a case against against the Noida Authority for causing the denudation and environmental distress

George Soros' autobiography explains his belief in 'political philanthropy'

Excoriated by illiberal governments around the world, George Soros explains his belief in 'political philanthropy' through the prism of his life

How ICORN, a Norway-based network of safe cities, is helping the persecuted

ICORN is like a vessel. It takes a troubled writer, artist or journalist from the heated pot and gives them a chance to live a normal life, says Ahmedur Rashid Chowdhury

Legendary Pakistani humorist Moin Akhtar returns - 8 years after his death

Shubhomoy Sikdar on how a legendary humorist and satirical commentator from Pakistan has risen from his grave to tickle an entire generation

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The Jerusalem Grand Prix is a 16-player knockout

The women who are lending colour to beauty pageants

Pageants have long been criticised for their antiquated beauty standards and, in many cases, outright racism or gender stereotyping

Surviving rape

The fight against sexual violence is also about supporting and enabling survivors so they can overcome their trauma

Does the trend for sustainable fashion make for sustainable businesses?

Earlier this year, fast fashion giant Zara announced that all its clothes would come from sustainable fabrics by 2025. H&M hopes to transition to 100% sustainable cotton by as early as next year

'Richard Jewell' review: The wrong man

Richard Jewell is a rebuke to institutional arrogance and a defence of individual dignity, sometimes clumsy in its finger-pointing but mostly shrewd in its effort to understand its protagonist

To stay relevant, Tata Salt adjusts to young palate; will it go 'premium'?

To cut through the clutter created by organised and unorganised players and stay on the table, Tata Salt has adopted a multi-pronged strategy

A tale of conflicted gathering: When Kashmiri Pandits, Muslims meet on Eid

The occasion of Eid al-Adha in and around the capital offered a glimpse of what they are grappling with and how the unfolding crisis lays bare complex relations between Kashmiri Muslims and Pandits

PharmEasy, 1mg, Netmeds look to power their brands, build trust in business

According to many reports, e-pharmacies have spent well over their capacities in building their brands

Pepsico puts the fizz back in 'Brand Salman', makes actor its face

The cola major signs on the controversial actor as the face of the brand; a strategic move or a colossal blunder, ask experts

Slow motion rock bottom

In US's pursuit of happiness, 2 events will have negative impact -Trump's Paris pact move, Baywatch

Health-conscious consumers make alcohol brands rethink their product line

Brands are offering new products which are low on alcohol, sugar and preservatives and cater to the growing 'sober curious' movement

The Strategist Quiz 643

The Strategist Quiz 643

Answers to Strategist quiz 641

Answers to Strategist quiz 641

BMW's 'The Hire' campaign shows why great advertising requires courage

Ahmed Aftab Naqvi, CEO & co-founder Gozoop India, talks about his favourite ad campaign and what makes it unique