Life
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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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My Antwerp: A delight for foodies
The Belgian city is a beautiful and historic, with cafes, bars and hundreds of restaurants
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Panerai's new timepiece is also its most complex
A pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy
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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
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You don't need to have a grudge to depict society's harsh realities: 'Sairat' director Nagraj Manjule
Nagraj Manjule, whose Sairat has become the highest grossing Marathi movie of all time, talks about growing up as a Dalit in rural Maharashtra, and his anger against the establishment which goes beyond issues of caste
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7 quirky ways of celebrating anniversaries
Commemorating an event, whether personal or public, can be quirky and fun
