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Muesli lover Aditya Bagri takes his family business forward, to focus on nutritive products for a healthy lifestyle
Bagri is now coming out with his own distinct QSR segments under the Lawrence Mills brand, which is completely independent of Bagrrys. “
HelpUsGreen: Two Kanpur youngsters' initiative to convert holy waste to fragrant items
The Kanpur-based HelpUsGreen was started solely to preserve the country’s rivers by ‘flowercycling’ the waste from places of worship into bio-fertilizers and lifestyle products.
Founder Shilpa Sharma on how Jaypore stayed in the black despite a deep discount driven market
Most of the traffic is driven from metro cities with people showing a preferrence for sarees, shawls, apparel and jewelery
Keep the softest tissues in the toilet if you want to earn brownie points from investors
Kakkar and VT Bharadwaj, popularly known as VT, Managing Director and Patner, Sequoia Capital shared notes in a humorous and insightful talk on their memories of each other as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist.
Ratan Tata's investment boost for pet care sector, says Dogspot's Founder and CEO Rana Atheya
Tata’s investment lends dogspot.in a 'huge credibility' says Atheya, adding that what makes him 'ecstatic' is that the segment will benefit from Tata’s name being associated with it.
Here's an idea: Give foreign travel a miss, try Indian locales for your New Year holiday
Here’s a disclaimer: We confess that an India experience may not match an international holiday experience. But that’s not news, is it? Yet, yes, yet there is a lot that India can offer that no other country in the globe can. Want to know more? Read on.
Despite a heart-breaking year, here's a different take on Christmas carols to put it all into perspective
Introspect. Be good. Be better. And now, take one minute and 45 seconds out of your day to watch this moving video by Tata Sky that celebrates communities and a seamless exchange of good values — religion no bar.
A picture is worth an education? Two foreigners track down homeless Indian girl, fund her studies
Chris and Jess Bray with their friends Dick and Pip's encouragement came to India to find a little girl living under a bridge in Vadodara and give her a new shot at life.
#DearDaddy: A video campaign that hopes men will look inward and away from the gaze of sexist culture
The five-minute film is told from the perspective of a female foetus, yet to be born, yet to experience the world and yet knows what lies in store for her, once born.
East Antarctic Ice Sheet stayed frozen for 14 million years
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) has remained frozen for the past 14 million years, according to researchers who used an innovative technique to date one of Antarctica's ancient lake deposits.
'Made by me, made for me': Kim Kardashian fights baby blues with pills made out of her placenta
Kim Kardashian revealed in a new <a href="https://www.kimkardashianwest.com/behind-the-scenes/493-kim-kardashian-eating-my-placenta/">blog post on Monday, 14 December that she has</a> decided to eat her placenta following the birth of her son Saint West in a bid to prevent postnatal depression. One would think of this as a perfect setting to advertise a practice or a product to be shared, which is also partly true but not precise enough. Read on..
Joy amidst tragedy: Pregnant woman airlifted from Chennai, delivers healthy twin girls
A nine-month pregnant woman, who was aerially rescued last week from one of the worst rain-affected areas of the city, has given birth to healthy twin girls at a hospital
Daddy cool time; here's a video interview with Disco legend Bonny M's Liz Mitchell
Here's why Bonny M is still cool even after 40 years
There are six goalposts for success that anyone can achieve, says R Gopalakrishnan of Tata Sons in his new book
The book, released last week, looks at many facets of an individual’s interaction with the world.
Aromatic whiff in the air? That's the sweet flavour of tradition during Diwali
Did you know fish too was part of sweetmeats in some regions in India?
Come Diwali, firms delve from divinity to electronics, seeking smart gifts for employees
With Internet music becoming very popular, tinny smartphone speakers can't keep pace and sound awful.
To hell with Goa, here are 5 beach destinations to visit this holiday season
here are five beach destinations to visit this holiday season
Giving advice on beauty is best way to sell beauty products, says Falguni Nayar, Nykaa
Nykaa’s strategy is mall-led and the firm hopes to touch a turnover of Rs 100 crore pretty soon, says Falguni Nayar, CEO, Nykaa.
Rage against bad food gave rise to Faasos, says co-founder Jaydeep Barman
Chai and snacks is the most popular item and has received tremendous response pan-India.
I would like an award every day, says Kiran Nagarkar ahead of the Tata Literature Lifetime Achievement Award
The famously reclusive writer living in Mumbai is being thrust into the arc lights again as he has been chosen for the Tata Literature Lifetime Achievement to be held between October 29-November 1.
Accept third gender in schools, society, says transgender rights activist
The three-day conference is touted to be the country's first such large-scale exercise in creating an environment to share global knowledge and experiences in reducing gender inequalities.
My work with artisans led to Craftsvilla.com, says co-founder Monica Gupta
We wanted to give a fair deal to the artisans involved in making these products.
A sewage blockage opened door for Commonfloor, says Sumit Jain, CEO and co-founder
Our platform has changed completely in the last six months, and the average time that users spend on the website has also increased.
Book review: A tale of life, death and in-between states in The Arrival
The reader get tossed into the many bends and sharp curves the story takes and is reminded again and again of what can beset a mind that is unrestrained with the passion of acquiring wealth.
More to tea than just chai, says Tea Trails co-founder Uday Mathur
In our country, we have popularised a coffee-drinking culture while we remain predominantly tea lovers.
Indian Millennials thrive in partying, good health but falters in medical insurance, says survey
Survey shows that though living it up is an important of Generation Y, they never do so at the cost of their health.
Bad bouquet to fiancée catapults Vikaas Gutgutia to realise 'Ferns N Petals' dream
Aiming always to make big and no less, Ferns N Petals' founder Vikaas Gutgutia shares his experience on how he fought thorns to flourish in flower business.
Pilot projects for single-window help to sex workers proves successful
Two pilot schemes to help sex workers access basic government schemes have worked well, It is time to scale them up.
Bringing about change doesn't mean weeding out people, says Mohit Khattar of Nature's Basket
Gourmet is not for the mass market. We are not catering to the price sensitive customer but to the niche, affluent ones.