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What can Robert Pattinson do to keep you guessing?

I love the director, Matt Reeves, and it's a dope character: Robert Pattinson

Social networks are transforming the way we mourn our dead

Facebook is best suited for memorialising a deceased person's virtual personality, says the author

Polluted Delhi is helping along a tentative turn towards green crackers

With a nudge from polluted Delhi, the fireworks industry is taking a tentative turn towards green crackers. Ritwik Sharma reports

Here's how online video is becoming the go-to promotional tool for brands

Mobile and social media are changing the way video is consumed, giving rise to new engagement models

Apple iPhone 11 Pro: Finally, an iPhone with Android-like imaging prowess

At Rs 99,900 for the base model, the iPhone 11 Pro carries the same price tag as its predecessor but brings a host of updates and upgrades; consider it for its imaging, performance, and intuitive OS

Sugar Free's bitter battle with online misinformation, competitive brands

To become part of the consumer's monthly shopping cart, Sugar Free has launched new formats and variants and waged war against online venom

The Bara Bangal trek in Himachal is very arduous and incredibly rewarding

The Bara Bangal trek takes one across a forbidding and treacherous landscape through Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges in Himachal. Shyam Saran on a journey to experience nature at its most splendid.

The journey of the Nasa's voyagers

Dennis Overbye remembers the scientific breakthrough that Nasa's voyagers have stood for

Volkswagen presses the accelerator for Skoda with new models, more dealers

The auto brand is hoping to expand its presence in India with a wider sales network, deeper consumer engagement, and a lighter cost of ownership

Entry of Adani Wilmar intensifies competition in ready-to-cook segment

Edible oil company Adani Wilmar recently threw its hat into the ring with a handful of ready-to-cook khichdi variants

Trust is our unique selling proposition, says Verizon Media's Rose Tsou

Given that, we don't offer user generated content; we have premier sources, Tsou tells Neha Alawadhi

Cipla looks at digital media for expanding footprint and reach customers

The pharma major looks to expand its footprint by driving up the diagnosis around diseases, uses digital media to take the brand directly to the end-user

Explained: How corporations can upskill their HR teams to meet new demands

Experts say one of the first things that needs to be done is to integrate HR goals with the larger goals of a corporation

Maruti Suzuki's S-Presso manages to deliver SUV features in a small car

The S-Presso comes in four trim levels, from standard to the top end VXI+. It isn't quite a stunner, but does have its share of distinctive SUV design elements

Doomsday seems to be approaching for the country's Opposition parties

If the Congress must burn down to rise again from the ashes, so too must the rest of the Opposition. Archis Mohan on why all hope of a robust Opposition is fading

How Pichwai evolved from idol backdrop to prized artwork in modern homes

The Pichwai has gone from being a mere backdrop to an idol to a prized artwork in contemporary homes. Nikita Puri reports on an exhibition that showcases its revival

Gymnastics' latest twist? Robot judges that see everything

Artificial intelligence is helping judge this week's World Gymnastics Championships. Humans, for now, have the final say, writes Andrew Keh

A festival that celebrates forgotten folklore and oral story-telling

This year's audiences should be bigger, given that many big-name performers have been lined up.

Modernist outpost

Cholamandal is today part of the tourist circuit but few visitors realise the role it has played as the last pillar of modernism in the country.

Cutting the branch we sit on

In India, almost every tree has a story running through it. The banyan, the fig tree, the eucalyptus - all trees are sacred because of their association with a divinity.