Olivier Bernheim
The president & CEO of legendary Swiss watch brand Raymond Weil on their new collection
The president & CEO of legendary Swiss watch brand Raymond Weil on their new collection
For many people, polls are a religion. TV channels must be thanked for keeping their faith intact.
A look at who gained and who lost out in the latest round of the great spectrum war.
Despite the barrage of accusations of foul play, Union telecom minister is confident he has stuck to the rules.
Airwave rights are a frontier territory and rules are still evolving. Meanwhile, sundry players make a killing. It's a 60,000-cr loss.
Do they think that Japanese food is too alien for local palates?
For many people, polls are a religion. TV channels must be thanked for keeping their faith intact.
The Congress, and the PM himself, are in no hurry to act
A look at who gained and who lost out in the latest round of the great spectrum war.
Despite the barrage of accusations of foul play, Union telecom minister is confident he has stuck to the rules.
Airwave rights are a frontier territory and rules are still evolving. Meanwhile, sundry players make a killing. It's a 60,000-cr loss.
Stand-up wiz Azhar Usman's topically risky wit travels well
A born-again Saraswati is dug for Haryana
Consumerism turns into overblown, cheeky visual puns. What's more, it sells.
If there was one line to describe the new Bond film, it would be, "in which Bond became Rambo"
Educationists bash an outsourced draft policy that gives MNCs an edge
Amarnath, a revived pro-azadi lobby, no wonder Valley voters are not enthused
In conservative Pakistan, sexually activesingle women are resorting to hymenoplasty
Big-city girls now find out that there's nobody like their gay buddy: the man to hang out with, without the hang-ups.
Slowdown on their minds, India Inc wants handouts. Will India oblige?
Religion hasn't really taken root in our military, never mind Purohit
The ATS probe unravels new layers, but outside pressures remain
The armed forces aren't completely impervious to political winds
So says the senior fellow in foreign policy studies at the Brookings Institution, Washington, who has written papers on both the Indian and Pakistan armies.
'We were RSS boys who were trained to become soldiers... I don't believe all that I read about Lt Col Purohit. He's innocent until proven guilty.'
Has the politics of manipulation breached the last bastion of our secular being—the armed forces?
Some in the party say Alva's outburst is a clean-up call
Hindus need a Hyderabad-like declaration. But the VHP muffles it.
Seniors lead Indian cricket's renaissance, cut a path for posterity
The Church's 'harvest of souls' policy has led us to this foul juncture
Like the weather, book seasons have gone topsy-turvy this year. And is Random House India jinxed or what?
Mohsin is brilliant at malapropisms, and her sense of the absurd is faultless.
These stories are precursors to the Booker winner, with similar characters and incidents, and are better
A chopper missing over Maoist forests...
Bhojpuri cinema plans its own film city
The counterfactual historian from Harvard, Oxford and Stanford draws on financial history to predict the road ahead
N-deal done, India re-engages Arab countries for fuel, funds and friendship