Recliner
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India's Rio contingent in numbers
As the country sends its largest contingent (of 120) to the 2016 Olympic Games, we offer you interesting insights on its medal hopes
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The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: The city's new masterpiece
Thanks to a handshake deal between billionaire Charles Schwab and Gap founder Donald Fisher, SFMOMA is the envy of the art world
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I would rather be remembered as an author, social worker: Sudha Murty
In the first of a series of excerpts from Gunjan Jain's book 'She Walks, She Leads', the author speaks to Sudha Murty, chairperson of the Infosys Foundation
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Ford Mustang: The making of an icon
With the Ford Mustang finally coming to India, a look back at the evolution of this car and its cult status
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Flashback: Evolution and the cult status of the Ford Mustang
How Ford Mustang came to stand for everything American
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Bandhan: The Making of a Bank highlights Chandra Shekhar Ghosh's focus, vision
In 'Bandhan: The Making of a Bank', author Tamal Bandyopadhyay traces the story of Bandhan Bank and its founder Chandra Shekhar Ghosh. An excerpt:
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Deborah Herold: From tsunami survivor to champion cyclist
Deborah Herold has gone where no other Indian cyclist has. And it's a long way from a childhood rent apart by a tsunami
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How Amar Chitra Katha is going back to the future
As Amar Chitra Katha prepares to turn 50, it is retracing its steps to what it has always done best—telling stories
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Putting the Boer in Bordeaux
How a family tragedy inspired Johann Rupert, billionaire founder of luxury goods company Richemont, to create one of the jewels of south african wine
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Innovating through design: Part II
Technology, manufacturing ecosystems and an open-minded customer create an ideal scenario for design to reduce the negative fallouts of consumerism
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Innovating through design: Part-I
As consumers, we often overlook the role played by design in making a product more efficient and appealing. In a two-part series, we explore the possibilities that design can bring to our lives