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'India is trading up': Pernod Ricard CEO on Royal Stag's rise to No.1 globally
Royal Stag has overtaken McDowell's No. 1 to become the world's largest-selling whisky by volume, capping three decades of growth in India's booming spirits market. In this interview, Pernod Ricard India CEO Jean Touboul discusses the brand's ascent, premiumisation, evolving consumer tastes, and what lies ahead for the country's whisky industry.
Fatty liver often stays silent until it's too late. Here's why doctors say you shouldn't ignore it
Fatty liver often has no symptoms until significant damage occurs. Doctors explain who is at risk, early warning signs, how to reverse it and when to see a hepatologist.
The curious history of book blurbs, and do they matter anymore?
From Walt Whitman to modern publishing, here's how book blurbs became a marketing staple, and why they may have lost their credibility in the age of social media.
A Gen Z Reviews the Classics: On rereading 'The Catcher in the Rye' and wanting to save Holden
J.D. Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye' turns seventy-five this year: the best-selling novel that's never reached the screen, and still one of the most banned books in American schools. Salinger spent his life refusing every offer to adapt it, and his estate later went to court to stop a stranger from even writing Holden Caulfield grown old.
What is Polycystic Kidney Disease which can can silently damage your kidneys for years? Doctors explain warning signs
Polycystic Kidney Disease often progresses silently for years. Doctors explain early symptoms, genetic risks, diagnosis, treatment, kidney transplant and when to get screened.
FIFA World Cup 2026 final: These 2 Indian airports are hosting live screening
Passengers travelling through Mumbai and Bengaluru airports during the FIFA World Cup 2026 final will be able to catch the action live from dedicated screening zones inside the terminals. The initiative reflects football's growing popularity in India while enhancing the airport experience for travellers.
When should you see a fertility doctor? Doctors explain why waiting too long could cost precious time
Wondering when to see a fertility specialist? Doctors explain how long couples should try naturally, who should seek help sooner, the tests involved and why visiting a fertility expert doesn't automatically mean IVF.
5 new Rajasthan mothers' euthanasia plea puts spotlight on postpartum kidney injury: Doctor explains symptoms, causes and prevention
Five women in Rajasthan seeking help after alleged postpartum kidney failure have drawn attention to postpartum acute kidney injury (AKI). Here's what causes the rare complication, its warning signs, treatment and how new mothers can reduce their risk.
Measles outbreak: India reporting over 26,000 cases
Measles is making a worrying comeback across the globe, with outbreaks now reported in every WHO region. New surveillance data places India among the worst-affected countries, underscoring persistent gaps in vaccination coverage and the continuing threat posed by one of the world’s most contagious diseases.
The Odyssey review: Christopher Nolan delivers spectacle with surprising restraint
The Odyssey review: Christopher Nolan delivers a visually breathtaking adaptation of Homer's epic, anchored by Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway, but it does suffer from a emotionally distant screenplay.
Could your muscles predict your next heart attack? New research says they might
An AI-powered study suggests that healthier chest and back muscles are linked to a lower risk of heart attack. Doctors say the findings reinforce a growing body of evidence that muscle health is closely tied to cardiovascular health.
Here's how you can get Dubai's new 5-year multiple-entry visit visa
The UAE's five-year multiple-entry tourist visa allows eligible travellers to visit Dubai and other emirates multiple times without a local sponsor. Here's everything you need to know about eligibility, required documents, stay limits, the application process and key benefits before applying
Glasses or contact lenses: Which is better for your eyes in the long run?
Glasses and contact lenses can both effectively correct refractive errors, but the better choice for long-term eye health depends on usage, hygiene and individual comfort. Experts explain the benefits, risks and why a balanced approach may work best
Dengue, malaria and leptospirosis cases are rising this monsoon. Here's what doctors want you to know
India is witnessing an early rise in monsoon-related illnesses, with dengue, malaria, leptospirosis and seasonal viral fevers accounting for a growing number of hospital visits. Doctors explain the symptoms to watch for, when to seek medical care and the simple preventive measures that can help reduce the risk of severe illness
Protein powders, collagen gummies and biotin: Are teenagers taking too many supplements?
Protein powders, collagen gummies and biotin tablets are becoming increasingly popular among teenagers chasing fitness and beauty goals. However, doctors warn that unsupervised supplement use during adolescence may interfere with normal growth, metabolism and even laboratory test results, making expert guidance essential
Is it Covid-19 or flu? Top doctor explains how to spot the difference
Fever, cough, sore throat and body aches can point to either Covid-19 or seasonal influenza, making it difficult to tell the two apart. Doctor explains how you can easily spot the difference
Japan's rent-a-boyfriend service reaches India: Is loneliness becoming a business?
What started as Japan's quirky social service has officially landed in India, proving that you can, in fact, put a price tag on human connection. It serves as a mirrors-up look at urban loneliness, the exhaustion of modern dating, and just how far the gig economy is willing to go to monetize our feelings.
I went to the oldest bookshop in the world, still open in Lisbon's Chiado
In Lisbon's Chiado, Livraria Bertrand has been selling books since 1732 — through an earthquake, a suicide, several name changes, and, apparently, a girl on her laptop ordering a croissant.
Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal's viral baby photo comes full circle ahead of FIFA World Cup final
From a forgotten 2007 charity shoot to a massive World Cup final clash, the incredible true story behind the photo the internet thought was AI-generated.
How Zendaya turned The Odyssey press tour into a masterclass in 'method dressing'
Zendaya has transformed The Odyssey press tour into a fashion spectacle with Grecian-inspired couture, goddess gowns and ethereal looks. Here's how her method dressing paid tribute to Athena.
I was in Lisbon when Spain knocked Portugal out on the road to the World Cup final
Spain's victory would eventually send them to the World Cup final. But before that, it transformed Lisbon's grandest square into a place of celebration, anxiety and, finally, quiet resignation.
Study finds India is losing up to 93 hours of sleep every year: Doctor explains why
India's warmer nights are affecting sleep quality, with cities losing hours of rest every year due to rising temperatures. Experts explain the health impact of heat-related sleep loss.
Hal Williams dies at 91: 'Sanford and Son' actor's onscreen son shares an emotional tribute
Hal Williams, the veteran actor known for Sanford and Son and 227, has died at 91. His onscreen son, Ernest Harden Jr shared a heartfelt-tribute for the actor.
Spark by Hilton opens in India: How the young brand is redefining value hospitality at scale for Hilton
As domestic travel rewrites the rules of Indian hospitality, Spark by Hilton makes its India and Asia Pacific debut with two of the country’s most compelling markets: Bengaluru and Goa.
Why the same perfume smells different on everyone? Science behind your unique scent
Ever wondered why the same perfume smells different on different people? Here's how skin chemistry, body temperature, hormones, microbiome and even memories shape the way a fragrance develops.
The surprising reason airports switch from tile to carpet
From bustling check-in halls to quiet boarding gates, airport flooring is carefully chosen to shape how passengers move, feel and even spend. Here's why some zones are carpeted while others rely on hard surfaces.
At 91, Dale "Grey Beard" Sanders is trying to reclaim his Appalachian Trail record
Dale "Grey Beard" Sanders has spent his eighties and nineties chasing endurance records. His latest attempt could make him the oldest person ever to complete the Appalachian Trail.
Flight delayed or cancelled? Know your rights to refunds, compensation and assistance in India
Airlines in India are legally required to provide refunds, alternate flights and assistance in many cases of cancellations and delays. Here's what passengers are entitled to under DGCA rules, and how the rights differ when travelling internationally.
Jagannath Rath Yatra 2026: Odisha intensifies COVID-19 surveillance; doctor tells what devotees must do
Odisha has increased COVID-19 surveillance ahead of Jagannath Rath Yatra 2026. Know the health precautions devotees should follow while visiting Puri
Mason Haynes dies at 52: Who was the Kardashians' longtime bodyguard? Career, cause of death and anti-bullying mission
Celebrity bodyguard Mason Haynes, who spent more than two decades protecting the Kardashian family and other high-profile stars, has died following a road traffic accident. Here's what to know about his life, career and legacy.