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Tommy Hilfiger's designs on India

Designer Tommy Hilfiger talks about his love affair with India as the brand celebrates its tenth year in the country

Naseeruddin Shah: the actor in my head

Like his breathtaking performances, Naseeruddin Shah's entertaining memoir leaves a lasting impression on the reader

Varanasi offers moksha amid chaos

The author travels from Sarnath to Nadesar and finally finds peace in the din on the ghats of Benaras

My Life My Style: Jaydev M Mody

'Surrounded by goddesses'

Rare treasures for the aam aadmi

Collectors are not averse to sharing their collections with people, and places of heavy traffic with adequate security, such as airports, would be ideal to showcase these

Moonwalk a mile in his shoes

Oscar de la Renta's legacy

Great eggspectations

Connaught Place 2.0

Once in decline, the central Delhi landmark is buzzing with new restaurants, cafes and public events

Breaking the wall

The most Brechtian film I have seen from that period is Ketan Mehta's debut feature, Bhavni Bhavai

Locking horns at the top

Apart from being the only all-wheel-drive sports utility vehicle in the entry-level luxury segment, the new Audi Q3 Dynamic also has adjustable suspensions. Do these make it better than the Mercedes-B

The maharajah and the munshi

In Victoria: A Life, acclaimed author reveals a passionate woman beneath the queen's stiff exterior and chronicles her deep fondness for Maharajah Duleep Singh and her controversial devotion to her se

Chess (#1119)

The Open section of the World Juniors saw a tight finish. Lu Shanglei took the title with a last-round win

The lost art of saying no

Golf sets, tennis racquets, squash shoes, all manner of branded stuff, mobile phones and strangely even cars are bought by parents for their children without a second thought

Keeping Ebola out

India has so far succeeded in staving off the deadly virus that has claimed over 4,500 lives abroad. The authors look at how the country is protecting itself

Travelling in the digital age

A new Expedia survey reveals how Indians are increasingly using their smartphones, tablets and other mobile gear for organising their travel plans. What's more, they cannot do without these gadgets wh

Tuning up Bindass' youth 'Play'

Disney is extending its most popular home-grown TV channel brand in music to ride a trend

The branding of Julian Assange

Losing the Abbies is bad for creativity, we need local awards: Bobby Pawar

Interview with Director & Chief Creative Officer, Publicis South Asia

40 Years Ago...and now: The wheel turns full circle for Dunlop

Competition, ownership battles and labour problems saw this once-dominant tyre brand roll into history