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How traditional varieties of rice staged a revival among farmers, consumers

Red, black, brown - healthier, traditional varieties of rice are gradually finding their way back to our farms and kitchens, writes Ritwik Sharma

Mortal Kombat 11: An excellent multiplayer game with an exhaustive story

It's not easy for newcomers but, fortunately, MK11 has one of the best tutorials I have played

Indian chef Gaggan Anand sets his eyes on a new culinary adventure

His restaurant is ranked Asia's best and among the world's top five, but a restless Gaggan Anand has more to offer

A gaming-first phone, Nubia Red Magic 3 is a compelling all-rounder

At starting price of Rs 35,990, the Red Magic 3 is a compelling go-to device if you are a gamer

Y V Subba Reddy, the man who presides over the world's richest shrine

Reddy's Wikipedia page has become a battleground for different political camps

How to find and own the time-hallowed villas and havelis of India

The search for heritage villas in India, which appear infrequently on the market, can be riddled with challenges. Ranjita Ganesan finds out where to look and how to experience these spaces

Political posturing

The interesting thing is that the writer brings in the crisis of the present in several ways

Clean beach campaigner, sprinter, cricketer power Adidas India's green run

Using Indian influencers to push its global sustainability measures in the country, the German brand is lacing up for an aggressive customer hunt

Dettol, Savlon bottle safety, battle perceptions in new campaigns

Dettol is looking to protect the positioning of trust and safety for not just its antiseptic liquids but also for the range of extensions under the label

Organic, natural and eco-friendly beauty brands face the trust test

A number of organic and natural beauty products are seeking premium tag, but how do they win consumer trust?

From Uber to American Tourister, brand anthems flood ICC World Cup pitch

Uber, Oppo, American Tourister, Puma and others crank out rousing notes of pride and patriotism, while Ola takes a dig at the copycat branding

How multiplexes dabble with alternative content to counter rising taxes

Multiplex market leaders PVR Ltd and Inox Leisure Ltd have both been experimenting with a whole range of alternative content over the past few years

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Brands plot digital footprint without heavy ad budgets around ICC World Cup

Brands sidestep traditional sponsorship routes to ambush their way into the tournament, aggressively target the online banter around the big games

'Good Omens' to 'Leila', the television series to stay up nights for

From a dystopian world set in 2047 to one of the most publicised crime trials in America, Nikita Puri brings you top 5 binge-worthy series

Two Koli artists are recording shifts in their identity via pop-up museums

The Tandels' first pop-up was held last month near their own koliwada. It dealt with the work of the late Dattatray Mahadeo Koli (1931-2004)

Movie review: 'Kabir Singh' is despicable but it may become a hit

The problem is not that Kabir Singh, a violent, misogynistic and egotistical alcoholic, is loved or hated. It is the fact that he is celebrated, writes Veer Arjun Singh

What's getting people hooked to Delhi Aerocity's popular bars, nightclubs

Veer Arjun Singh goes knocking on the doors of some of Aerocity's most popular bars to sniff out what's getting people hooked

The shape of water

Water was among the prime deities in an animistic universe. Its influence permeated the world of myths and folklore and impacted the rituals that helped perpetuate a chosen way of life

Kala Chaupal helps artisans rebuild lives in the aftermath of Cyclone Fani

Kala Chaupal plans to invite eminent artists to Raghurajpur in October to create art installations there