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How macarons have turned into India's sweet spot
Despite a rich tradition of mithais, Indians are slowly acquiring a taste for a Parisian dessert, one bite at a time
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AI bands gain traction, shaping music's next chapter
AI-generated soundtracks have become tempting, cost-saving options in movies, television shows, ads, shops, elevators and other venues
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IntegriMedical: Making needle-free injection accessible
Pune-based health care company IntegriMedical is rethinking drug delivery with its needle-free injection system
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Original Hermes Birkin bag sells for $10 million, sets new auction record
The modern design classic, owned by a Paris-based handbag collector, sparked a telephone bidding war up to seven million euros, with the final sale price set at 8.58 million with commission and fees, the Sotheby's website showed
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Labubu dolls: What's the craze all about?
From a maniacal following to a demonic linkage, the Chinese dolls have become the talk of town in a short time. Will the hype last?
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Retired, but not out: From Tendulkar to Kohli, how India's cricket icons are playing their second innings
Virat Kohli's recent Rs40 crore investment in Agilitas is an example of how India's cricket icons are keeping themselves relevant even after winding up their playing career
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Letters of Note: Importance of preserving legacy
A recent auction of Rabindranath Tagore's letters for Rs5.9 crore shines the spotlight on the significance of preserving personal correspondence and documents
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AI replaces line judges at Wimbledon, and not everyone's happy
Some players say they find the new calls too quiet, while others lament the passing of a 148-year-old tradition at the All England Club in southwest London
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Wimbledon 2025 opens with rising star Carlos Alcaraz, powerhouse Aryna Sabalenka in focus
The latest edition of Wimbledon starts in the midst of a brief heatwave in London
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Wimbledon embraces tech, moves beyond line judges
For the first time in the tournament's storied 148-year history, the men and women stationed at the back of the courts, calling "out" and "fault", will be missing
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From Kyoto to cafés everywhere, Japan's matcha tea becomes a global wellness staple
Here's what you need to know about the drink beloved of weekend treat-seekers and "wellness" influencers