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The best pizza in town

This October, the United States' official National Pizza Month, experts tell you where to find the finest crusts with the most savoury toppings

Startup mania: Are we looking at the next internet bubble?

E-commerce is awash in money, raising concerns about whether this is just another unsustainable internet trend headed for a bust

Dinner with BS: Meena & K Ganesh

Value addition

Improving satisfaction levels of CRPF troops vital: K Vijay Kumar

Interview with Former CRPF director-general

Ye olde MG Road

A curated walk, based on oral histories of Bangalore's most famous road, promises interesting stories

Try out these social dining platforms for a unique meal experience

Meal sharing platforms like MealTango and Once Upon My Kitchen bring the international trend to India

The author's pitch

The third edition of the Bangalore Literature Festival will feature 150 authors as well as a 'LitMart' for aspiring writers

Time comes to a stop

With HMT likely to call time on watch production, you could grab some of its most iconic products

Be the change

The Ugly Indian in Bangalore is inspiring people across India to transform the cities they live in, one mile at a time

Radha Agrawal makes Gita Garlic acceptable

Her nutrition firm has caught Michelle Obama's attention, while her early morning dance parties have become popular in New York. US-based Radha Agrawal talks to the author about her quirky ventures

Love Jihad campaign treats women as if they are foolish: Charu Gupta

Interview with Associate professor of history at Delhi University

The Mallya Doctrine: When in trouble, blame the media

A quick look at USL chairman Vijay Mallya's grouses and the facts on the ground

Kerala liquor ban: The bar is closed

Kerala's decision to take the road to Prohibition has been given a communal twist. The author looks at the political imperatives of the move

See me if you can

Chinese artist Liu Bolin's unique style of performance art has him being painted to blend entirely into various backgrounds

From village hut to Jubilee Hills

Lessons in overcoming socio-economic barriers from entrepreneur Mannam Madhusudana Rao

B K S Iyengar: The man who popularised yoga in the West

The yoga he taught came to be known as Iyengar yoga and is characterised by the emphasis on precision of posture and the use of props such as belts and ropes

An encyclopaedia on show

National Wildlife Board is least effective when bureaucrats rule the roost: Valmik Thapar

Interview with Noted tiger conservationist

We are not pushing on sponsorships for the Pro Kabaddi League in the first year: Charu Sharma

Interview with veteran sports commentator

Kerala's nurses: Taking care of the world

The author explores Kerala's nursing economy, the compulsions - and the social networks - that take them to faraway places, even war-torn Tikrit