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Weekend Drive by Hormazd Sorabjee: Worth Q-ing up for

India, Nov. 6 -- It would be easy to dismiss the third-generation Q3 as just another new SUV, but for Audi India, it represents something much bigger. It's a complete reset. After years of soldiering ... Read More


Spectator by Seema Goswami: This won't age well

India, Nov. 6 -- What happens when two celebrities of a certain age get married, having found love a second time around? You will be entirely unsurprised to learn that the entire internet has an opini... Read More


Rude Food by Vir Sanghvi: Wasabi, Sakura and India's Japanese dining gems

India, Nov. 6 -- Masaharu Morimoto is the most famous Japanese chef in Mumbai. His fame derives from the success of Wasabi, the Japanese restaurant he opened at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai two decad... Read More


Undo unboxing: How one writer went a whole year without giving or taking gifts

India, Nov. 6 -- Last year, I was hit by gifting fatigue. Every time a birthday or festival came around, it felt like a noose had slunk around my neck, tightening under threats of tradition and budget... Read More


Singles' Day playlist: Six musicians pick albums to cry, dance and vibe to

India, Nov. 6 -- Everyone's got a breakup playlist - something with self-pity, regret, a diss track and eventually closure. But what do musicians listen to when their own hearts shatter? We asked six ... Read More


Drawing Room: Parul Sharma on how Rahul Kumar reimagines clay

India, Oct. 30 -- Ceramics are perhaps the oldest signs of civilisation. We've found pottery shards at Harappan sites, and in almost every corner of the world. And yet, artists today are still playing... Read More


Spectator by Seema Goswami: It's your time to shine

India, Oct. 30 -- From the time we are little children, we are told that Diwali - or Deepawali - is the festival of lights that marks the triumph of good over evil. Families across India celebrate by ... Read More


Rude Travel by Vir Sanghvi: Why luxury is being served in smaller sizes

India, Oct. 30 -- Can a hotel be very large and still be luxurious? Yes it can. Many of the grand hotels of Europe are large. And even in India, the country's most famous hotel, the Taj Mahal Palace i... Read More


Old fears unlocked: Which childhood stories still scare you?

India, Oct. 30 -- Carved pumpkins are silly. But don't pretend that nothing scares you. Humans have lived through waves of fear and mass hysteria for centuries. Women in Europe and the US were burned ... Read More


Final rinse: How to match skincare to your workout

India, Oct. 30 -- Count the calories, weigh the protein, celebrate the sweat. But while you're busy building a stronger body, your skin and hair negotiate an entirely different workout. An hour of jog... Read More