Specials

Sharmila Chand -February 1, 2020

CHEF OF THE WEEK

CHEF OF THE WEEK

A GRADUATE from the acclaimed culinary school, Le Cordon Bleu, London, Chef Jyotika Malik obtained a Grand Diploma in both cuisine and patisserie. Her early experiences include working for Marco Pierre White at his Michelin Star restaurant Mirabelle, and at The Dorchester Hotel in London. Yearning to be a part of the fast-evolving Indian hospitality […]

Sharmila Chand -February 1, 2020

For a happy vibe

For a happy vibe

The cafe has an intriguing charm with its rustic seats and soft ambience, ideal for networking SPECIAL OCCASIONS call for special dining destinations. In order to make an occasion memorable, the dining place must be unique, the ambience should be warm, the décor pleasing and of course, the food, extraordinary. ‘Olly — Olive’s All Day […]

Mihir Srivastava -February 1, 2020

Reinventing the steel frame

Reinventing the steel frame

Seasoned bureaucrat Deepak Gupta, who was chairman of the UPSC entrusted with the task of selecting civil servants, writes a comprehensive history of Indian Administrative Service  DEEPAK GUPTA is best suited to write The Steel Frame–A History of the IAS. He is from the service, was the chairman of the UPSC that selects civil servants. […]

Mihir Srivastava -February 1, 2020

Transformational artist

Transformational artist

The journey of artist Balbir Krishan from a small village in western Uttar Pradesh to New York is inspiring. A truly global artist from India, he’s currently showing his artwork in New Delhi, Bangkok and Detroit ART HAS the power to transform society and is a distilled reflection of its time. It also has the […]

Shaunak Ghosh -January 29, 2020

Why Delhi has become the Capital of crime

Why Delhi has become the Capital of crime

Delhi has the highest incidence of heinous crimes like rape and murder as well as theft and snatchings among indian cities. The reason is a peculiar combination of circumstances ON SEPTEMBER 1, Sanjeev Khosla registered a complaint at Chittaranjan Park police station about a theft in his parents’ house in the area. Reaching there, police […]

MAYANK JAIN PARICHHA -January 29, 2020

Bound by not just walls

Bound by not just walls

The memoirs of Sunil Gupta bring to light the struggles, emotions, and mindset of those who administer Tihar jail. Their own lives are affected by the miserable conditions of prisoners PRISONS ARE fascinating places. When it comes to Tihar Jail—one of Asia’s most secure jails — the fascination becomes stronger. The memoir of ex-jailer Sunil […]

Manjula Lal -January 29, 2020

Change – or languish

Change – or languish

This book is a valuable addition to the literature on change management, essential for the corporate sector if it is to stay in step with fast-changing ground realities Indian society has a consensus that once a youngster in his twenties finishes his studies and gets a job, he is ‘settled’. However, the authors HN Arora […]

MAYANK JAIN PARICHHA -January 29, 2020

Micro vlogging

Micro vlogging

TikTok, abuzz with the creativity of rising stars, has Indian youth enthralled AKSHAY KAKKAR, a TikTok star from Delhi with around 3 million followers, has become a sensation on the video blogging platform. He dances to popular songs imitating the moves of female actors. His unique style has earned him opportunities to be featured in […]