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How a bunch of passionate riders is making a career out of motorcycling

Veer Arjun Singh finds out what a bunch of passionate bikers can teach us about the adrenaline-fuelled hobby

Love, heartbreak, clutter

Reading it is like peeking into the darkened drawing rooms of old Bengaluru houses on a mild summer afternoon

Two books offer a close account of Flipkart and BigBasket's journey

Two books - one an insider account, the other a journalist's narrative - capture the journey of Flipkart and BigBasket, the first-movers in India's e-commerce story

Tilting at Tipu

The question is, does propaganda and distorted narratives about the nation serve the interests of the state?

Pankaj Advani has 23 world titles, but he's showing no signs of stopping

He has an unbelievable 23 world titles in snooker and billiards, and won the highest honours in the land

Ayodhya anticipates closure on the cusp of a historic court verdict

The legal row over land is also seen as more complicated than a Hindu versus Muslim issue

Meet the water warriors working with FORCE for mission 'blue planet'

FORCE, a Delhi-based organisation of water warriors, is pushing for rainwater harvesting and recharging systems, writes Geetanjali Krishna

After beating Apple in flagship segment, OnePlus flexes its premium muscle

In the narrow turf flagship phones, now OnePlus wants to usurp Apple's halo

Delhi Assembly polls: AAP, BJP bet big on social media, digital marketing

Experts see a shift in the way political parties are now addressing the electorate

ISL 6 raises the pitch for brands, viewers: Will it see a turnaround?

Viewership for 2018-19 on TV alone was 168 million, and digital viewership was over 12 million

ANSWERS to the Strategist quiz #636

ANSWERS to the Strategist quiz #636

The Strategist quiz #637

The Strategist quiz #637

Agile, but not fragile: How business can strike the right balance

In the current market slowdown, companies can go too far in the pursuit of agility, threatening profits and operations and ultimately making themselves more fragile than they need to be

Cloud kitchens: Can freight industry's hub-and-spoke model work for eat-in?

Yes, a model perfected by the transport and freight industry is gaining popularity in the eat-in business

Lessons brands can learn from 'cool and relevant' Amitabh Bachchan

As times changed and age caught up with him, Bachchan repositioned himself as a television artiste, a doting father, a devoted husband and later as a champion of health causes

Pixel 4 review: Google needs to do more to stand out

A solid high-end phone, it pales against the latest iPhones and Galaxy devices

Experiment and reason

Economic and medical RCTs have the same limitations: the difficulty of true randomisation, or that variations in individual outcomes might be large even if the average effect is favourable

Why we must take the lifestyle disorder called sleeplessness seriously

Sleeplessness is increasingly becoming a lifestyle disorder

Your body is a wonderland

Bryson takes us on a body-part-by-body-part tour, with chapters devoted to the brain, the guts and the skin and hair

Looking to take off: Flying taxis might soon be a staple of urban transport

Two companies debuted their visions in Singapore this week, write Dan Murtaugh and Melissa Cheok