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Adidas Solar Boost review: A fully balanced training and running pair

When lifting heavy weights standing up, the bounce gives the extra push while the thick outsole and a cushioned insole keep the feet stable and grounded

South Indian restaurants in Delhi dare to go beyond traditional tiffin fare

Despite the yawning gap between the cultures, South Indian food - of a certain description - is a staple for most North Indians

Young and trending: What it takes to make Instagram influencing a career

Young, 33, makes money from companies that pay her to endorse their products on her Instagram feed

Tocklai, the world's oldest tea research institute, faces a fund crunch

Beyond its scenic charm, Tocklai's tourism potential is obvious to the average tea enthusiast

Regular exercise may keep your body 30 years 'younger'

All of us are aging every second, of course, which leads many of us also to be deeply interested in what we can expect from our bodies

Winds of change in Uzbekistan make this a land of inimitable hospitality

With only five million tourists coming in annually, it remains the sort of unspoilt place

Textile experts share tips on how to store and maintain vintage weaves

Vintage weaves need time-tested methods of storing, cleaning, maintaining and restoring, with an extra dollop of tender loving care

Cups of tea, pashmina and momos: Here's how to go touring India on a budget

In the Ladakh region of northern India, the town of Leh is known for its beauty and culture, and for the experience of buying a cashmere scarf

Triveni Kala Sangam continues to support everything that is artistic

Ongoing at the moment is the work of Masuram Ravikanth, a multi-disciplinary artist from Hyderabad who has a preference for audio-visual media and photography

How Mehelli Modi is recreating the 16-mm romance with his home video label

It is urgent to prolong the lives of these rare works and make them available to view at home

Here's one indulgent way to stand out at work, penning love letters

Eccentric as your newfound love of fountain pens and inks might make you at work, just know that you aren't alone

Head to the Naropa festival for a glimpse of Ladakh's rich Buddhist culture

Kumbh of the Himalayas: The five-day Naropa festival in Hemis offers liberation by sight and a glimpse of Ladakh's rich Buddhist culture, costumes, dance, music and traditions

Are herbal products and supplements effective? Get to know from an expert

So what are herbal products and effective are they? Business Standard asked Mr. Sushil Khaitan, CEO & Director, PureNutrition.me about the possible benefits of herbal products.

The Lovefools is Sarita Pereira's creative take on exotic flavours

An interior designer's office by day and restaurant by night

Train to Lhasa: A journey on board the world's highest railway system

On the world's highest railway line, the journey is very nearly the destination. But then, you arrive in Lhasa

In the age of selfies, Ketaki Sheth is training an artist's eye on society

In her talk, Sheth says that thoughts and ideas need to be explored either before embarking on a project or after, but never during the actual act of photography

Brands increasingly waking up to social media influencers' formidable reach

Brands benefit from the awareness that influencers help raise about their events and products; influencers, on the other hand, in addition to getting paid for the content they create

In Paris, the art scene is happening; London had better look out

Paris is certainly being perceived again as a place to do business by international art dealers

'Holidaying at home': Is VR technology really a substitute for travel?

As virtual reality technology improves, it creates new opportunities for travellers seeking new experiences

A travelling exhibition showcases 45 years of Manolo Blahnik's work

The exhibition celebrates Manolo Blahnik's avant-garde designs and his passion for stilettos