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The rapid-fire Hitchcock quiz

India, April 25 -- Alfred Hitchcock's cameos were born of necessity - he sometimes simply needed more people in the frame. They became a superstition, then an annoyance. People spent so much time tryi... Read More


A thriller Top 10: Check out K Narayanan's essential Hitchcock watchlist

India, April 25 -- * Psycho (1960) Enormously influential, this film is credited with inventing the slasher-horror genre. It remains Alfred Hitchcock's best-known film. It is also his only movie to h... Read More


Through the rear window: K Narayanan writes on Alfred Hitchcock, 100 years since his first film

India, April 25 -- * Alfred Hitchcock was born above his father's greengrocer shop in London, in 1899. The third of three children, he was his father's favourite. * When he was five, his father sent ... Read More


Discworld, Marvel, and a Heart of Gold

India, April 6 -- Perhaps the most significant thing quantum mechanics has contributed to popular culture is the multiverse theory. This idea can be traced to Hugh Everett III's Many-Worlds Interpret... Read More


When the chips are done

India, April 6 -- There's a lot of our world that wouldn't run, and certainly wouldn't run as well, without the involvement of quantum mechanics. Here are just a few key things that come from our enha... Read More


The quantum in our everyday: How this science gave us smartphones, GPS and more

India, April 4 -- There's a lot of our world that wouldn't run, and certainly wouldn't run as well, without the involvement of quantum mechanics. Here are just a few key things that come from our enha... Read More


The quantum in our everyday: How the science of tiny particles gave us smartphones, GPS and more

India, April 4 -- There's a lot of our world that wouldn't run, and certainly wouldn't run as well, without the involvement of quantum mechanics. Here are just a few key things that come from our enha... Read More


The quantum leap: How a weird reality at subatomic scale has changed our world

India, April 4 -- Late one summer morning in 1919, a young student at the University of Munich sat on the roof of its Training College with a copy of Plato's Timaeus. The short but bloody reign of th... Read More