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From bindaas to badass
The dil may still be Hindustani but there’s no doubt that America influences everything from what we watch.
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Luxury is an attitude that lets you seek out a solar eclipse in the Arctic or take your trainer with you on trip.
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Playing the caste card
'Identity politics' is making worrying inroads in Karnataka as the state gears up for early assembly polls.
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Between a rock and the Dead Sea
Rich biblical history, dramatic landscapes, lost tombs - Jordan's rose-red city is emerging as one of the hottest tourist destinations.
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Infosys is still making bold moves
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Info-seize
Infosys could be at risk for accelerating its own decline if it doesn't adjust itself to the realities of the new normal.
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India has powerful networks. While some old ones have lost cachet, there are others forging new connections.
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Good business, bad men
It is hard to revolutionise businesses without extraordinary confidence in your own rightness.
Power Play
Tilting at windmills
BSY is finding being a mere MLA a life less than ordinary. He wants his crown back, the sooner the better.
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Kebabs, not canapês
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