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Rohan Murty: Not in the name of the father

A brilliant academic record, a self-effacing demeanour and a willingness to work hard.But do these justify Rohan Murty's entry

Antibiotic apocalypse

The indiscriminate prescription of strong antibiotics for even minor ailments like cold and flu is leading to the alarming rise of bacterial infections that no longer respond to the usual medicine

The man who has bought freedom for 4,500 prisoners

The taste of music

In his new production, Roysten Abel brings together the metaphor of cooking and the magnificent drumming of the mizhavu

Mid-day mess

Cooks have bolted, teachers refuse to taste the food. The mid-day meal scheme faces a crisis

Singed by the sun

Feast after the fast

What better way to welcome Ramzan in Bangalore than a guided tour through eateries that whip up culinary delights such as haleem, shaiya biryani, hareesa and brain samosas

God forsaken

Red, white and indian

Shaambhavi Hingorani, daughter of former foreign minister S M Krishna, hopes her wines will reach out to women and those just discovering the pleasures of the drink

P(EE)R group pressure

Eco situation in India is both terrifying and encouraging: Paul Rosolie

Interview with Wildlife enthusiast

Branded living

Five-star hotel chains and real estate developers are collaborating on branded homes that not only offer a premium lifestyle but are sound investment options as well

Cinema of the people

Through Lucia - the first crowd-funded Kannada film - this director wants to bring audiences alienated by bad films back to the theatres

Cutting edge

Three ideas, one roof

An exhibition in Bangalore brings together an artist, an architect and a photographer - each of whom showcases a unique struggle

Criminals will be able to crack UID system easily: Jacob Appelbaum

Interview with WikiLeaks activist

Marathon drama

A nine-hour play, enacted on four different stages by a cast of 70, is being held in Bangalore

Death wish

Suicide is the second biggest cause of death among 15- to 29-year-olds in India

Personal note to luxe travel

When going abroad, have at hand two limited-edition travel guides: Louis Vuitton Travel Books and a "personal" guide with hand-drawn maps and phone numbers of writers

Crash landing

After launching India's first low-cost airline, Captain Gopinath was hailed as a visionary. But the serial entrepreneur's ideas have led to dues of over Rs 500 cr to several banks