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The Sexteen Debate
Protection, yes. What kind?
The bees do it, birds do it, and whether parents and teachers like it or not, 16-years-old kids are doing it too.
Sleep thieves
Goodbye goodnight
A range of new factors have contributed towards a pandemic that is impacting younger people.
It’s complicated
LOSER TAKES ALL
Role model to rogue
Fame and shame are two sides of the same coin in a society where you either rise high or fall flat.
Guru-shishya tradition
Notes on musical integrity
The voice culture training received from Dhondutai Kulkarn was impeccable.
RICH BLUES
The inheritance of loss
India's rich are suffering from 'affluenza'. Ennui, desperation and alienation are the symptoms, and all the money in the world cannot…
cerebral sexiness
Brainy is the new sexy
Pandit Nehru was our first brush with a cerebral sexiness but it was the dotcom boom that proved to be the gamechanger. Nerds became powerful and…
BOOKED FOR BUSINESS
Write connections
Networking may not help get a book published, but being part of the back-scratching club can get that fabulous blurb or a favourable review to boost…
Financial Planning
Literature festival
Sound of silence
If the noise around Salman Rushdie had not been so raucous, participants at Jaipur Literature Festival may have heard the roar of silence.
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Indian vintners are going all out to woo customers with elegant packaging.
Building Block
The slum of all parts
Dharavi once had a flourishing sub-economy but its old businesses are fast disappearing.
New Lessons
Hands-on training earns hard cash
Vocational courses are slowly earning respect in a degree-hungry nation.
SCREEN SAVER
Till cinema do us part
Films are a great binding factor, or so the late film critic Roger Ebert would have us believe.
SMART EATING
Making the best of bad food
If you are forced to eat out a lot, make some wise decisions about what you're going to pick.