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Street food with swag

From nitrogen frozen bhel puri and pav bhaji fondue to duck chilli samosas and paapri pizzas, fine-dining restaurants are now adding a bit of zing to the humble street food

Here's what you should watch at Attakkalari India Biennial

The ten-day extravaganza will have 200 artistes from 20 countries performing

Business leaders show their softer side on Day-2 of spirituality conclave

Bhattacharya, the first woman to head SBI in the over 200 years of its existence, received a standing ovation for her speech, where she said talked about ethics in business, and spirituality

Not the current competitors but someone who doesn't exist today can kill our business: Kunal Bahl

Interview with Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Snapdeal

India Inc seeks mystical union

The first session of the day titled Corporate Shared Value, organised by Art of Living and the World Forum for Ethics in Business, gave a platform to officials to talk on giving back to society and CS

Steak out of a truck

Funkily designed trucks that serve grab-and-go food are the new rage in Bengaluru

Biju Ramesh took on an 'invincible' minister

An unscripted performance explores the power of listening

Two Women Talking, an unscripted performance in the form of a conversation between two women, is a cathartic experience

C Balagopal: Building business in Imphal

Ex-bureaucrat and entrepreneur C Balagopal sets up Startup Cafe, Manipur's first business incubation centre

Tamil writer Perumal Murugan puts down his pen

In face of protests the Tamil author says he won't write anymore as the author in him has died

Southern comfort for philanthropy

Giving by tycoons from the southern part of India is 800% more than their northern counterparts, finds a new report

Dhruva's big leap opens private sector to space

Two engineers seek to end the 45- year drought of private entrepreneurship in India's space programme by building low-cost satellites to collect real-time data

Murty's initiative to take Indian classical literature to global stage

Amartya Sen to launch MCLI's first set of translated texts on Jan 15

The Padma awards panel does not keep minutes. Where's the transparency: Subhash Chandra Agrawal

Interview with RTI activist

Music wafts across the tense Indo-Pak border

An Indian and a Pakistani film maker collaborate on Lyari Notes, a documentary about a music school in Karachi

Weaning off the Web

If your child is spending too much time online, an Internet de-addiction clinic can help him or her use technology in a healthy manner

Do you need that test?

With attractive health check-up packages and a growing trend of over-investigation, one needs to be cautious while going for such diagnostic tests

A day after blast, Church Street robbed of festive spirit

On Sunday night a low-intensity bomb exploded killing one person and injuring others

Bengaluru's heritage markets to give way to faceless malls

Bengaluru's civic authorities plan to demolish centuries-old markets in the city and replace them with revenue-yielding shopping malls

We need to think about state's accountability between polls: Varshney

Study finds citizens don't engage with state much beyond polls