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In his first book, The Anatomy of a Sting, author Bhupen Patel takes readers through the nuances of operating a sting, uncovering dirt on powerful men...

In Connaught Place and the Making of New Delhi, author Swapna Liddle details the journey of deciding, deliberating and creating the city that is...

Celebrating Human Rights is a simultaneous duty and privilege – we owe our citizens the fruits of freedom, most of all to those whose dreams of...

With an array of original content, Netflix can expect a massive boost in its Indian subscriber figures. Here are five upcoming Netflix India original...

In their recently released book, Bhopal Gas Tragedy, After 30 Years, Sunita Narain and Chandra Bhushan reach the depths of India’s first tryst with an...

Since its inception on July 1, 2017, GST has impacted politics, economics and commerce. It has also perhaps been the most irksome for the ordinary...

A young Rugby enthusiast has astutely utilised the sport as an instrument of change by reaching out to society’s underprivileged and juvenile youth –...

With some of the greatest compositions of all time, Ghulam Mohammed carved an irreplaceable niche for himself in the world of commercial cinema that...

Striking a balance between development and environmental sustenance has ignited many debates without concrete solutions – it's time to apply brakes...

Ashwini Attri, Deputy CAG in the office of Comptroller & Auditor General, is also an amateur photographer perfectly balancing his work and passion...

The Durga Puja carnival on Kolkata’s Red Road is a spectacle – alongside gorgeous idols and captivating performances, there is an equal emphasis on...

Though the advent of automatic systems has improved flight safety – human error still poses mortal risk and can only be tackled by formalising and...