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Vijay Goel ran riot in Rio

Vijay Goel received a sharp rap from the Rio Olympic organisers who accused him of flouting accreditation norms

Animal welfare has become a business, and the black sheep need to be exposed: Naresh Kadyan

Interview with animal activist and chairman, People for Animals Haryana

Radhika Anand has planted 110,000 trees

Kebab connection

Weber Grills opened its first store in Delhi last week. The author finds out what's on offer

Home buyers' agitation hits Noida

With their life savings stuck in unfinished flats, buyers are desperately taking to new forms of protest to draw the govt's attention to their woes

A sporty weekend

A terrific line-up of events lies ahead for sports lovers

Productivity is about the 3Es: education, employment and employability: Manish Sabharwal

Interview with chairman and co-founder, Teamlease Services

Euro 2016: Players to watch out for

Football's biggest event after the World Cup kicked off late last night in France

Quite a shot

Jagermeister's popularity in India is a combination of its unique flavour and its versatility

Dharamveer Yadav returned from the 'dead'

Yadav, a non-commissioned officer with 66 Armoured Corps, comes back from the dead after 7 years

Movie Review: Te3n is not so thrilling

Despite resting on a solid premise and intent, Te3n is unfortunately let down by its shoddy direction

Baring your soul on stage

Stand-up comedian Papa CJ tells the author about his autobiographical show, Naked, and other facets of his life

Shuttling high?

A record seven-member contingent for badminton at the Rio Olympics may spell good news for India, but recent form suggests the need to exercise caution

Sushant Jain didn't like a film

Movie Review: A balancing act for 'Azhar'

Azhar does not glorify the former skipper

Hyderabad masala

An upcoming film on Mohammad Azharuddin promises to be a potboiler, though not a true biopic

Newsmaker: Claudio Ranieri

The miracle worker

In Shakespeare's world

It has been 400 years since William Shakespeare died but his legacy lives on. The author lists three prominent places associated with the Bard

Can community clinics boost health care?

The 'mohalla clinic', an ambitious initiative of the Delhi government, appears to be on the right track in improving the woeful state of public health care

Is social media making you lonely?

Social media, which was designed to make the world a more connected place, might just be leaving us more isolated and even depressed