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	The Midas Touch?

	The business of governance

	Picture perfect

	The Fab five

	Great expectations

	Once there was Manto

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People

-	The Midas Touch?
	Well-meaning it may be, but superstar Aamir Khan’s Sat...
-	A cut above
	Vidal Sassoon, whose mother had a premonition that he would ...
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Features

-	Hope floats
	Phulder is short for his age — seven or eight, he can&...
-	The Fab five
	If we are to talk about Bengali films, Satyajit Ray is bound...
-	Once there was Manto
	For the last one month, a strange excitement has gripped the...
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Enterprise

-	Arms and men
-	Enter the back end
-	Rebel with a cause
-	Return of the drama
-	A new Hero
-	In Rolls-Royce town
-	A world of difference
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Columnists

-	Rrishi Raote: Long story short
	What is the ideal length for a book review? Put this questio...
-	Outside the regular fold
	Some names in Indian publishing are practically brands in th...
-	Without any malice
	Grannies in India daily escort their young wards past shocki...
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Gadgets & Gizmos

The next step in communication

It just had to happen. With the mobile phone customer base growing rapidly, it was a matter of time before M2M or machine to machine communication sta

Nokia recruits Vespa rider in race against Androids in China

Adam Guli, a 35-year-old social media entrepreneur who commutes across Beijing on a Vespa scooter, is giving Nokia Oyj a ride in its race against Andr

Aakash: Not quite reaching for the sky

For many who have been tracking the Indian government’s efforts to come out with a cheap computing device that would help bridge the digital div

Travel

-	Picture perfect
	Spring is in the air. The cherry trees are in beautiful, abu...
-	The new Ladakh
	The Rann of Kachchh is fast becoming the favourite destinati...
-	The couch traveller
	A growing community of travellers finds willing hosts across...
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How To Spend It

-	In the lap of luxury
	Some of the most iconic bed brands in the world are now avai...
-	Teriyaki flavours
	Japanese food has stepped out of five-stars and into mid-pri...
-	Cut price luxury
	Are luxury brands in India cheaper than they are in other pa...
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Books

-	The business of governance
	More than historians or Sanskrit scholars, finance ministers...
-	Hindustani music & modern times
	The second half of the last century saw, both in the south a...
-	Cat on a quantum wave
	In 1900, Max Planck’s discovery that energy came in di...
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Leisure & Sports

-	Great expectations
	So far, 71 Indian athletes have made it to the London Olympi...
-	Chess (#1001)
	While Anand and Gelfand remained locked 2.5-2.5 in a heavywe...
-	Four games old, GMs locked in draws
	The world championship match between champion Viswanathan An...
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