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Humour in the digital age: A reflection on society's changing reactions to comedyAs a society, we encounter diverse types of humour through platforms like smartphones and social media. The way we publicly react to jokes ...- 'Mach schau, mach schau!' What you sellFood providers are increasingly using unique serving styles as a selling point. While substance is essential, presentation can set business...
- Dipped in gold, India’s most expensive cocktail is here to blow your mindExplore the ‘Jewel of Tansen’, now available at Tansen in Hyderabad. Created by acclaimed mixologist Yangdup Lama and crafted with Royal Sa...
- Sleeve-wearers, do tuck your beliefs inSleeve-wearers have traded any nuanced show for a bullhorn and soapbox. No matter how well-intentioned, their beliefs are thrust upon unsus...
- Watching Test cricketOne of the utter joys lies in following the game's ebb and flow. Following this test of endurance provides a slow-burn pleasure for spectat...
- Immersive art arrives in India after gripping western world for over a decade. Will it take art to another dimension?Immersive art arrives in India after gripping western world for a decade. Will it take art to another dimension?
- After stumping Disney, Mukesh Ambani is coming for PVR’s popcornDeath of the cinema has been debated ever since TV entered our living rooms. But two years of Covid has finally broken a multi-generational...
- Meet the popcorn man of India: From supplying popcorn machines to selling gourmet kernels, Vikas Suri does it allVikas Suri’s popcorn business was well entrenched until the lockdown closed cinemas. He intends to pop back up by going retail with gourmet...
- View: The intangible logos of POTUSSome of the words Trump uttered at the Motera Stadium were reported as being the names of famous Indians. The trick was to guess which famo...
- Understanding brand tribalism: The creators of cultureDevotion to a brand or high engagement intensity in an activity does not mean one is automatically a member of a tribe. There is a degree o...
- Kim Jong Un's unique do or tan locks like Donald Trump? Hanoi barber offers free haircutsBarber Le Tuan Duong has been overrun with customers since word got out about his free dos.
- Ramachandra Guha deletes beef tweet, says was in poor tasteGuha said the controversial tweet was aimed at "flaying" the saffron party's "hypocrisy" on beef, while claiming that he had received threa...
- BJP in defensive mode as Trinamool ups ante over Tinsukia killingsBJP’s state president Dilip Ghosh wrote to Union home minister Rajnath Singh, stating that Bengalis in Bengal want BJP to protect the Benga...
- Rannvijay Singh's guide to making the most of Santa MonicaSanta Monica offers an ideal balance of seaside charm and urban sophistication.
- Good Samaritan: A whistleblower who plants trees, cares for straysHer philanthropic side surfaces en route her 10-kilometre walk with her four dogs at Cubbon Park.
- Global citizens held hostage to fear psychosis; freest person today is a terroristWe end the year as global citizens, super-aware of every injustice around us but we belong to the same race that can perpetuate such atroci...
- Kiss of Love protest: How Kochiites' dilemma 'to kiss or not to kiss' went viralWith the word ‘kiss’ in the air, testosterone ran high. Shops stocked up on mouth fresheners and the youth began to practice furiously on p...
- Government's role important as pharmaceutical companies hesitate to invest on tropical disease researchEbola, it seems has been around for over 40 years, and periodically has outbreaks in the poorest parts of Africa. And then what?
- Wash-and-tellBe careful of your bais these days, as you never know what dirty linen they may wash in public once they are done scrubbing yours in the pr...
- Temple town reels under sleaze scandalTemple town Kancheepuram is reeling under a sex scandal involving a priest.
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