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Amazon to Big Bazaar: Companies push their own labels on shopping aisles

From detergents to electronic goods and fashion, retailers bet big on private labels as consumers look for affordable options within the branded universe

ITC standing out in a cluttered FMCG market with focus on quality

ITC has made steady progress in the FMCG space with relentless focus on quality and product differentiation

ANSWERS to the Strategist quiz #629

ANSWERS to the Strategist quiz #629

The Strategist Quiz #630

The Strategist Quiz #630

Japan joins a band of Asian countries to tap into Indian tourism market

Japan, Korea, Taiwan edge their way into the country's travel calendar, target tourists with food, culture and adventure

Realme 5 Pro review: Smartphone that thrills with its all-round performance

At Rs 13,999 for the base model, the Realme 5 Pro is a complete package; its plastic body may seem unimpressive to some, but that could be overlooked for the value the phone offers at its price

No country for tourists

The one state in India which can attract wealthy European skiers in winter is Kashmir. But India itself restricts and denies access to people going in.

The Indian AI-driven artist who'll show her works at the Florence Biennale

An Indian AI poet-artist will display her work at the Florence Biennale. Nikita Puri on how projects such as this are pushing the boundaries of what it means to be human

Artist Nikhil Chopra puts himself on display at The Met, New York

Nikhil Chopra is the first Indian artist to strike it big on an international scale, a part of a group of breakaways who have turned the foundations of the art world on its head, writes Kishore Singh

Sony's best in India, the A9G Master Series, is beautiful inside out

The A9G has a built-in chromecast for screen mirroring, which runs without any glitches, writes Veer Arjun Singh

Meet Anand Malligavad, a techie who has revived dying Bengaluru's lakes

Malligavad has developed a lake revival model that could be quickly and cheaply replicated across different terrains

CHESS #1367

The Champions Showdown at St Louis, Missouri consisted of four C960 matches at rapid and blitz controls with delays

Flexing and filmmaking

Being a favoured form of entertainment before cinema, physical culture became a ready subject for some of the earliest films globally

A new book illustrates Bollywood's deep influence on the way we dress

100 Iconic Bollywood Costumes is a collection of unspoken stories behind the drapes, writes Veer Arjun Singh

Unpacking Berlin's mysterious tote bag

A design with no known author has wound its way through the German capital

Rambling around Vienna, named the 'world's most liveable city' yet again

Uttaran Das Gupta recalls a few good reasons why

Wine and tax

Here's hoping for more wine-friendly policies in India

Book review: Facets of religious tolerance ignored by identity-led discord

Arvind Sharma peels off the complex nature of religious tolerance and burrows into areas that often get overlooked when examined through a political or identity-led discourse, says Arundhuti Dasgupta

Okus-Bokus: A book that tells English alphabet through Kashmiri words

Okus-Bokus is selling over koshurwear.com without a formal launch

New traffic rules: How heavy fines may rein in reckless driving in India

The hefty fines seemed to have given a great boost to Delhi Traffic Police, for one, as it issued 3,900 challans on the very first day