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Manthan Samvaad: Centre is a myth, says former RBI Governor

Revenue surplus states like Telangana happy.

2 Oct 2016 8:43 PM GMT

According to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, 22.4 per cent of all domestic flights were delayed.

Travel diary: The thrills of flying

Since 2010 and until 2013, 20% of all domestic flights were delayed.

1 Oct 2016 11:15 PM GMT

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Policy on scavenging stinks, says Bezawada Wilson

Bhasha Singh, who wrote the original book called Ashuddha Bharat, says there are scores of people who are born into...

1 Oct 2016 9:17 PM GMT

India needs big reforms to become global power: Tellis

Dr Ashley Tellis, a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and a specialist in Asian...

24 Aug 2016 8:49 PM GMT

A typical work day of a flight attendant can run for at least seven hours with a punishing travel schedule for at least 24 days a month.

Turbulence: Being plane rude

Indians and airplane etiquette are two opposites that really need to meet.

15 Aug 2016 8:36 PM GMT

Chess stimulates all the six cognitive areas of the brain at the same time it even helps reverse the onset of Alzheimers

Mind games: The best way to keep your brain working

There are six important parts to the human brain. And here's a game that stimulates all of them

30 July 2016 7:09 PM GMT

Q&A: Rao learnt from his failure as CM'

The book is both political as well as personal.

5 July 2016 7:55 PM GMT

P.V. Narasimha Rao (Photo: Sondeep Shankar)

Book review: Our Renaissance man

The author sprinkles the wisdom of Rao at every turn in decision-making.

5 July 2016 7:46 PM GMT

Most of the bestselling authors of todays metro-reads may write genuinely about their new worlds but most dont realise that while some of them become best-sellers, each of R.K. Narayans titles in India still sells 10,000 copies a year.

Fine print: Writing a book? Well, here's some good news

India is the third largest English-language publishing market but the bestseller mark is still just 2,000 copies.

18 Jun 2016 10:12 PM GMT

An inchoate output is most likely to exaggerate the weaknesses and depreciate the goodness of a film. (Still from movie Sarabjit)

Social cinema: A review of film reviews

How tweets and posts are increasingly deciding the fate of a film on Fridays.

4 Jun 2016 8:15 PM GMT

A still from the movie The Man Who Knew Infinity

Biopicks: Legacy of the Man Who Knew Infinity

The life and times of genius Srinivasa Ramanujan and India's infinite love for numbers.

21 May 2016 7:33 PM GMT

India is the worlds second largest producer of sugar. It is also the worlds largest consumer. Which means we consume almost as much as we grow.

Sweet Talk: Why we need a sugar tax in India

In Mumbai, 33 per cent of children in private schools and 7.9 per cent in public schools, are obese.

7 May 2016 9:14 PM GMT