Forbes Life
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Anamika Haksar: From stage to silver screen
Director Anamika Haksar's experimental depictions of 'the people on the streets' transition from theatre to cinema
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Game, tech, match! Indian sports teams are going high-tech
As sports leagues and their fans grow in volume in India, companies are using technology to enhance player performance and fan engagement
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Four luxury products you need to have this season
A pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious that money can buy
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An insider's guide to the season's best beverages
Drink up in style this season, with this guide to what's trending at bars across the country
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Travel: In Ethiopia, psychedelic lands that feel like Mars
In the country's north lies the Danakil Depression, a surreal landscape showcasing the operatic rendition of nature, red and orange and yellow in tooth and claw
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How India can save its urban heritage
Conservation of urban heritage has come a long way, though there is still some to go
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Save the rhino: How India and South Africa differ in conservation
The two countries' conservations objectives remain the same, but while South Africa dehorns its rhinos to protect them from poachers, this approach is unlikely to be adopted in India
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Travel: 48 hours in Baku
The Azerbaijani capital has preserved its past, while creating a modern identity for itself
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I hate self-pity: Sonali Bendre-Behl
The actor opens up to Forbes India about dealing with cancer, the positives that have emerged and the role that her book club played during her illness
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Karma: Under a new CEO, the luxury electric-vehicle maker is reincarnating itself again"
Will three new models—and a robust customisation programme—finally put it on the road to success?
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Motley: Still waiting for Godot
After 40 years, and 42 productions, Motley, the theatre group co-founded by Naseeruddin Shah and Benjamin Gilani, is still hungry for more