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Angry young people: Voices from the India's streets in response to CAA, NRC

The sentiments of students and their supporters being expressed on streets across India's cities

How spyware Pegasus used WhatsApp servers to infect phones and steal data

Pegasus has been around for three years and is considered one of the most sophisticated spyware in the market

The Shop, probably Delhi's first 'boutique', is 50 now and all grown up

A lot has changed in 50 years. From being a single store in Delhi, The Shop is now in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Kolkata, Coonoor and Noida, as well as in South Delhi's Meharchand Market.

Game for a surprise holiday? Leave it to us, says Mumbai-based company

A travel company is planning surprise holidays for those who are up to them, writes Amrita Singh

Think twice before you bite into extreme diets that claim to work wonders

Extreme diets that test your body and your resolve often claim to work wonders, but think twice before you bite into them

A draft bill meant to protect India's antiquities leaves many questions

India has no record of how many artefacts have been stolen from temples and archaeologically-significant sites

An exciting festival of Japanese films will be unveiled across seven cities

A six-month-long Japanese film festival across seven Indian cities holds riches for cinephiles

New traffic rules: How heavy fines may rein in reckless driving in India

The hefty fines seemed to have given a great boost to Delhi Traffic Police, for one, as it issued 3,900 challans on the very first day

Four upcoming music festivals that promise something for everyone

The monsoon is drawing to a close around the country and it's time for the festivities to get going. First up, music festivals. Amrita Singh lists four that music-lovers will miss at their own peril

Veteran thespians take to the stage at the Delhi Theatre Festival

The third edition of the festival will present the classic and the avant-garde with big-ticket names, writes Amrita Singh

Visit this quiet Himachali village before it becomes a tourist hotspot

Few have heard of Jibhi. Here's why it's best it stay that way

How a new crop of tech-driven schools is redefining the classroom

Our mission is to teach children how to reinvent and reskill themselves, says Indus Trust's Arjun Ray

Australia's Cotton On enters India through Myntra, plans offline stores

Cotton On Group was established in 1991 and is present in 19 countries including New Zealand, South Africa and Singapore

Summer special: Saffronart auction to feature Gaitonde, Souza works

The estimated price of Gaitonde's rare, Untitled painting is Rs 4 crore to Rs 6 crore

From Arctic to the Andes, a tale of endurance and a 15,000-km bicycle ride

For Bogra, this journey centered around his passion for cycling and led him to a certain enlightenment, one that helped him understand the power of nature and develop a deeper respect for it

Meet Saurav Chordia, the man who designed IAF's 'patch' of honour

Morale patches are chest or shoulder cloth patches worn on the uniform by troops

Army set to absorb women soldiers, but only as Military Police for now

The force, which lags behind IAF and Navy on women's participatiom power, plans to induct 800 of them in all, starting with 52 personnel a year

Street Child Cricket World Cup 2019: Playing for a life beyond the streets

Street children are harnessing the power of cricket to raise awareness about the challenges they face and the solutions they want

Drive-in theatres are adding another dimension to the cinematic experience

Drive-in screenings are dependent on the weather

Meet Abhishek Jaiswal, the man who called out the Train 18 video

The video Goyal posted was, in fact, shot by Jaiswal at Asaoti railway station in Haryana. He had posted it on his YouTube channel, The Rail Mail, which has 9,700 subscribers, on December 20 last year