Wealth Management»
Old World Values (0)
Even though the Darbaris are doing well financially, they’ve inculcated the importance of saving in their nine-year-old son, who understands the power of compounding!
by Udaysinh Jagtap
With 11 years of experience in banking, Rahul Darbari (35) is one of the few Indians to have made a mark in his domain. A Global Co-head of Forex Options [...]
Columns»
Because I’m A Girl… (0)
Baby Afreen suffered a cruel 85 days on earth, but the tragic truth is that there are countless others like her in India. Until and unless we undergo a socio-cultural transformation, she won’t be the last child to die because of her gender.
Fashion»
In Celebration of Icons (0)
Audemars Piguet kicks off the 40th anniversary of its revolutionary Royal Oak with a slick, new campaign and a travelling exhibition. Interestingly, the brand has also dedicated a limited-edition timepiece to cricket great, Sachin Tendulkar.
by Anita Khatri
Launched in 1875, Audemars Piguet is among the oldest fine watchmaking companies in the world, and is the [...]
Food»
The Flavours of Madhya Pradesh (0)
Mughalai influences dominate the rich cuisine of this part of India.
by Rekha Guruswamy
Madhya Pradesh offers a potpourri of culinary treats adapted from the cultural mix of the neighbouring states it borders. Wheat and meat dominate the northern and western regions, while the people of the south and east prefer rice and fish. Poha is a [...]
Music, Art»
For the Love of Music (0)
The Lamb of God’s founding member, John Campbell, says his band is chuffed to be playing with metal giants Judas Priest, and has this advice for aspiring musicians: Don’t do it to make money; there’s no retirement plan.
American Heavy Metal band, Lamb of God, has taken the long road to perdition – every metal band’s dream [...]
Travel»
A Royal Love Story (0)
Visit Gwalior, the land of lavish palaces and grandiloquent gestures of romance.
by Khursheed Dinshaw
She was a commoner, he was the ruler of Gwalior. Her parents named her Nanhi (which means small in Hindi), he was Raja Man Singh Tomar. The incident happened near Raigaon, about 18 km from Gwalior. On one of his hunting trips, [...]



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