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Demonised as migrants, mistaken for Muslims: Sikhs in US are victims of hate

Sikhs are tired of people calling them towel head or diaper head or terrorist

BMC defers approval of Aamir Khan's flat merger plan as owner complains

Aamir Khan wanted to connect his four flats in an apartment building in Pali Hill

Women's Cricket World Cup: India vs England final had 19.5 mn impressions

Viewership from rural India was 9.9 mn, marginally more than the urban audience at 9.5 mn

Watchmakers are betting big bucks on green this year

Timepieces with green dials are invading stores, at price points of every hue

How poetry is turning the wheels of young minds

Poetry gives you so much freedom, says Rochelle D'silva, founder, Words Tell Stories

Jab Harry Met Sejal review: A big disappointment for Shah Rukh Khan fans

Jab Harry Met Sejal review: A lengthy, baggy and pointless love story

How regional films are being repackaged to draw brands outside native state

Brands are showing a greater interest in associating with films made in Indian languages

Maybe berating employees isn't so smart

For a leader, singling out the staff for censure looks like an attempt to shirk responsibility

Industry pins hopes on SRK's Jab Harry Met Sejal in 'depressing' times

The Imtiaz Ali directorial is bringing back Shah Rukh in his romantic hero avatar

Brazil's President Michel Temer survives corruption vote

Opposition lawmakers tried unsuccessfully to delay the vote

Globally flexible workforce is critically important to firms: Report

The changing nature of work will necessitate continuous updation of skills for employees: Report

Shehbaz Sharif among 6 to fight poll next month for seat vacated by Nawaz

Shehbaz Sharif has been chosen by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz to contest

'How to commit suicide' searches soar after Netflix's '13 Reasons Why'

Season finale of the teen drama shows a 17-year-old student Hannah Baker committing suicide

Shahid Khaqan Abbasi replaces Nawaz Sharif as Pakistan prime minister

Abbasi will be sworn-in in at a special ceremony at the President's House

Meet Akanksha Dean, the first Indian to train under chef Massimo Bottura

Curiosity in culinary arts began through Sunday meals I prepared with my Chef father, says Akanksha

Consumers may be more trusting of ads than marketers think

Customers tend to buy into the promise held out by ads, more than advertisers give them credit for

Game of Thrones: Will there ever be peace on Westeros?

Violent conflict is seen by many as a rational process involving sequential rounds of fighting

Youth detained for carrying live bullets at Delhi metro station

Three live bullets of 7.62 calibre were recovered from the bag

Republican bid to gut Obamacare crashes in bitter blow to Donald Trump

The collapse marks a major setback for Republican leadership and for Trump

Russian women in World War II

Roughly a million Soviet women fought in World War II