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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

CHESS #1357

Goryachkina and Carlsen won the Women's Candidates and the Altibox Super GM, respectively, with a round to spare, with both losing their last game

A pilot programme in Bihar sensitises CRPF men about gender issues

According to the CRPF, it has lost almost 200 men to suicide since 2014

Fast, expensive and loud: The Lamborghini Urus is all about raw power

If the Urus's exteriors are edgy, the interiors seem designed with space-age tech inherited from an alien ship

Dragon ball: For China's 'Steel Roses' World Cup is only the latest letdown

China's national team did not blaze through the group stage of the World Cup in France as much as stumble

Wine fantasy

Sales of imported wines triple to 2 million cases, and it is projected that this will reach 8 million cases by 2028

'Talk to Me' explains a paradigm shift in the way we consume information

And if you have started wondering why such innovations come only from American companies, the author offers the answer

Vikas Dilawari, the unassuming conservationist behind the grand facades

Anjuli Bhargava finds leading Mumbai conservation architect Vikas Dilawari as rare as the old heritage buildings he works to preserve

How Karan Oberoi became the poster boy of India's #MenToo 'movement'

Oberoi has become the poster boy for India's #MenToo "movement", with his demand for "gender-neutral rights" making the rounds on social media

Dystopia days

At the frightening heart of every dystopia lies someone's disastrous idea of a utopia

An affluent House? Possessions, investments and lifestyle of 5 richest MPs

Peep into the Lok Sabha, you'll find that almost 90 per cent of the newly elected members of Parliament are crorepatis

Apollo Tyres makes a song and dance over Sachin Tendulkar to take on rivals

From celebrity endorsers to brand anthem by A R Rahman and big marketing spends, the tyre company is pulling out all stops to narrow its gap with MRF and Ceat in two-wheeler tyre segment

How Pankaj Tripathi has become the face of three national brands

Tripathi believes that his stint as brand endorser is more challenging than that as an actor

Don't think outside the box; remove the box entirely, says OpenGenius CEO

Study after study has proven that creative companies flourish because they're innovative, Griffiths tells Sneha Bhattacharjee

Statspeak: Cloud services are the most crucial advance in IT since internet

With an increasing amount of sensitive data stored in the cloud, organisations are also finding challenges in managing their risk

AI to improve HR efficiency; workforce, talent management to be automated

This helps the organisation to avoid unnecessary, costly and unwanted attrition

A digi-manifesto

The adoption of 5G will help businesses accelerate their global footprint