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Have a lot of patience, spirit while opting for IVF treatment: Dr Rajalaxmi

Many procedures and modifications exist that are incorporated depending on the case, here is senior Gynaecologist and IVF specialist Dr Rajalaxmi answers few FAQs

Ever been victim of a 'Reply All' storm? 5 ways to avoid the 'humailiation'

If you and your recipients are all using Microsoft Outlook, you can, weirdly enough, disable their Reply All buttons on messages you send

Hotels that make for great holidays, simply for their outstanding food

Gourmet hotel kitchens with generous owners and staff thus score higher in promoting my sense of well-being than they might for other travelers

From comfort to food, here's a short list of hotels for visiting regularly

The gorgeous boutique hotel, set up by German Joerg Drechsel and his Spanish wife Txuku, brought style to Fort Kochi in the late 1990s

An ambitious project aims to archive photographs of Anglo-Indian families

It was almost as if the audience was looking through the photographs at the people in them, said Adira Thekkuveettil, Photographer

The mutiny against Gillette's ad shows why we need movements like #MeToo

Critics ignore the explicit message of the advert, which is that gender is culturally constructed, and that we all have a responsibility to shape the future of our society

Costliest ever Maha Kumbh: UP govt spending touches Rs 4,200 cr

This year's Kumbh Mela budget is over thrice the budget of the Maha Kumbh in 2013

Why Ayurgenomics researchers continue despite scepticism about research

If ancient and modern medicine share the same goal, maybe there could be a cross-talk between them

Gen Z wants to make the boss happy. Millennials and Gen X must help them

It's time for millennials and Gen X to join hands to save the young

The missing Indians

Who are the primary movers and shakers of the art world - the artists, their promoters, institutions and museums, or the collectors who provide the patronage?

Kala Ghoda brings art, culture out of closed spaces and into neighbourhood

Mumbai's Kala Ghoda Arts Festival turns 20 this year

Proost69's White Ale and Mild Lager make you long for a hot summer's day

Its rich maltiness ensures a distinct bitter blast around the tongue, one that feels more enjoyable with each sip

In Pictures: From Dal Lake to Shimla, a blanket of snow has taken over

Shimla saw a low of minus 0.7 degrees, while the minimum temperature was minus 3.6 degree in Manali, minus 1.9 degrees in Dalhousie, minus 4.5 degrees in Kufri and 1.8 degrees Celsius in Dharamsala.

Must writers be moral? In the #MeToo moment, their contracts may require it

'No way. I'm not signing that,' a New Yorker writer said when she saw the terms

How a retired fisherman from Hawaii found a community of Hindi film buffs

While speaking little Hindi or Urdu himself, Daniel has slowly gained command of the history of early films in these languages

'Mary Poppins Returns' brings life's lessons with a dose of magic

Right from the time it opens till the credits roll, the film flows like a dream

Connaught Place: A classic case of heritage let down by inadequate policy

You can tell that the place is buckling under this substantial mass of people. Dhruv Munjal revisits a public pity; photos by Dalip Kumar

Oorali Express: A bus that takes art, music and theatre to its audience

Why not take art to those who it is directed at rather than wait for the audience to come to you?

How to crush your old habits in the New Year with the help of science

Make 2019 the year you actually do all the things you want to do. Susan Shain on the most useful tips one can take to heart

Good sport: Rishabh Pant turns 'baby-sitter' for Tim Paine's young children

'Can you babysit? I'll take the wife to the movies one night and you'll look after the kids,' the Aussie skipper Tim Paine, was heard on the stump mic