Page 15 - Weekend Reads

The Surrogacy Bill is an assault on the idea of a progressive nation

India's new Surrogacy Bill is nothing less than an assault on the idea of a progressive nation

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios attempts to take on the Maruti Suzuki Swift

The Hyundai Grand i10 Nios - meaning 'more' in Gaelic - attempts to take on the all-conquering Maruti Suzuki Swift. Does it succeed?

Maruti Suzuki XL6 is much like the Ertiga, but quite a lot nicer

This is one of the nicest engines in the market - it's smooth, refined and has a peppy low-end character

CHESS #1365

The St Louis time control, with 30 seconds delay per move rather than increment, imposes odd constraints

CHESS #1364

The St Louis Grand Chess Tour concluded with Levon Aronian winning with 22/28, ahead of Yu Yangyi, Ding Liren and Maxime Vachier Lagrave

Is your sleep cycle out of sync? It may be genetic, say researchers

Sleep patterns often run in families, and researchers have been identifying genes that influence them

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood review: Tarantino springs another surprise

Tarantino's ninth out of a promised 10 films is high-quality meta cinema, featuring pure beauty, acute violence and shocking hilarity

Saregama Carvaan takes the Wi-Fi route to keep churning out vintage stuff

The only enhancement that could arguably have been offered was to bring new variations to its delightful colour gamut

Spectacularly surprising Bose Frames signal the arrival of fashion tech

The speakers are placed in a way that makes the sound travel towards your ears and not away

The Range Rover Sport review: It is an SUV with a sense of occasion

The Range Rover Sport isn't the vehicle to take for a spot of vegetable shopping

The Toyota Camry Hybrid Electric Vehicle blends luxury with practicality

The new Camry Hybrid is priced just a shade lower than the Audi A4

A bus journey to a time before Abba

Since 2001, the gigs by BAO do not cater to the "Mamma Mia!" constituency

Netflix has hit gold with the gripping second season of 'Sacred Games'

The show is rife with conflict as the characters fight for a future they may not be a part of, battling their own personal demons

The art of the con

The road to survival in the ancient world was often paved with bluff and deceit. The cons pulled were largely harmless and the subtext was: to survive, man had to trick the gods

Art for the masses

The absence of a mass market for art means there is very little movement where it should be the most

Decathlon's new megastore makes sure that you never run out of space

The store has a basketball ring, a football net, a table tennis table and a whole of space to just run, jump, skate and cycle

How Asia's largest liquor boutique, Tonique, plans to conquer the world

Tonique has a collection of 100 Indian wines alone, and almost all of the younger beer brands the country is coming to love

Meet Christian Pulisic, the man who struck gold for American soccer

He is expected to make his Premier League debut on Sunday at 11.30 am

In Kore-eda's kitchens

One trademark of Kore-eda's wholesome filmmaking lately has been the meaningful presence of food in it

Barolo: The king of wines

The winemaking area of Piedmont ("at the foot of the mountains") is located around the towns of Asti and Alba