Life
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Feroze Gujral: In the business of benevolence
Feroze Gujral, who heads the Gujral Foundation along with architect husband Mohit, made the first-ever India-Pakistan joint exhibition possible at the ongoing Venice Biennale. It wasn't easy. But neither is running an art foundation
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Art sans frontières
In the absence of government support and cooperation, cross-border collaboration and promotion of art in South Asia is resting on private shoulders
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40 years on, Sholay keeps smouldering
Its spaghetti Western flavour, punchy dialogues and technical finesse made it stand out then, and now
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They mean business: The new faces of India Inc
Enterprise in India has as many reasons as faces. Some take to it as an unquestioning continuance of the family business, others to strike out on their own; some explore new ideas, while others revive old ones; some preserve tradition in the face of odds, others take on the challenges of novelty. But what binds them all is the passion for ownership
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An august month across the globe
India won independence this month; others got their moments of joy or devastation
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Roll in luxury with Jaguar XE
The most serious threat to the trinity of Audi, BMW and Mercedes
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Wine that travels well and turquoise vases as lanterns
A pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy
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Head (and heart) over high heels for supermodel Petra Nemcova
Petra Nemcova, a Czech supermodel who survived the 2004 tsunami, is helping rebuild the lives of disaster-hit children
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Comisar knows best about TV history
He can belly up to the original Cheers bar and owns a galaxy of Star Trek costumes. Now James Comisar wants to boldly go build a museum for his $100 million collection of TV memorabilia
