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Weekend Drive by Hormazd Sorabjee: Something to crore about

India, March 28 -- Car launches don't get grander than this. A massive set, featuring double-stacked white columns, created a modern arena on the lush grounds of the Raffles Udaipur. Hundreds of synch... Read More


Spectator by Seema Goswami: Enjoy this mail privilege

India, March 28 -- Last week, having tired of the endless police procedurals on every streaming service, I decided to retreat into the cosy world of Downton Abbey. There was something so ineffably rel... Read More


Rude travel by Vir Sanghvi: Check-in, check-up, recharge

India, March 28 -- It's a little odd to wonder if you are an elephant when you are luxuriating in one of the most iconic resorts in the Maldives. But yes, it happened to me. "We feel your trunk is t... Read More


Change of art: See how three unusual Indian crafts are getting a reboot

India, March 28 -- We knew when we published our guide to buying handicrafts two months ago that there was more out there. India's crafts revival isn't limited to wardrobe updates. See how a kettle, a... Read More


How to deal with a Millennial boss and still keep your job

India, March 28 -- Boomers are retiring, Gen X workers too. A new boss has entered the bull pen: The Millennial. This is the kind of leader who wants to rewrite corporate rules: Huddles instead of sc... Read More


The career glow-down: Why we now choose peace over promotions

India, March 28 -- It's almost laughable. The dreams we were taught to dream as kids are now the stuff of nightmares. Aim for a stable job, teachers said - all it does is make us nervous about the nex... Read More


India's cafe scene turns 25: Coffee is just the sidekick now

India, March 28 -- To know how far India's cafe culture has come, just pop into your local Barista. This, roughly, is where it all began, in the year 2000. Young people in big cities had satellite TV.... Read More


Drawing Room: Why Niyamat Mehta is fascinated by Bharti Kher's bindi art

India, March 21 -- I saw Bharti Kher's work at the Frieze Art Fair in London last year. One piece that stood out was Drunken Frenzy (2011), an installation that seems like an earthy landscape. Reds an... Read More


Spectator by Seema Goswami: Please take a screen test

India, March 21 -- What is the first thing you do when you get up in the morning? If you are anything like me, you reach out for your phone to put off the alarm. And then, instead of putting it straig... Read More


Rude Food by Vir Sanghvi: Things are going south

India, March 21 -- It's both puzzling and a little gratifying. Whenever you mention dosas to knowledgeable foodies, they look at you a little superiorly and ask, "But do you like benne dosa?" A new r... Read More