
It's time Kaali Peeli taxis faced the truth: They are the cause behind Uber, Ola's success
So when taxi unions go on strike, pulling a long face and complaining that the cab aggregrators are hampering their business, you laugh at the irony of it.

Gentlemen, beware the femme fatale: The silly lesson India's learning from the Indrani Mukerjea case
This story has stopped being about the murder of Sheena Bora long back

All Is Well review: This Rishi Kapoor, Abhishek Bachchan-starrer will put you to sleep
There's one good thing about All Is Well. If you have not dozed off or walked out during the film, give yourself a pat in the back.

Addyi is no 'female Viagra': It could benefit men more than women
If Viagra is from Mars, don't be fooled into thinking Addyi is from Venus. It's from another galaxy altogether.

Independence Day Live: We have accepted One Rank One Pension, PM Modi declares
Live updates of PM Modi's speech at Red Fort.

Too much sex ahead? No, Tinder has not started a 'dating apocalypse' yet
So, what exactly do you think is a 'dating apocalypse'?

APJ Abdul Kalam: The President who never stopped being an aam aadmi
Several of the RIP messages dedicated to Kalam were accompanied with anecdotes - some personal, some collected from others, some remembered from books and speeches.

What Rahul Yadav 'bared' in the Femina interview: He is just an ill-mannered, overgrown child
The article begins like this: "I am standing in Rahul Yadav’s bedroom. No, this is not a dream."

Less Bhai in a Salman film: Why Bajrangi Bhaijaan is turning out to be actor's biggest hit
So what is director Kabir Khan's secret?

SC may have fallen into the patriarchy trap even with judgement on unwed mothers
On July 7, the Supreme Court had to ask the country to grow up and accept that a woman can take good care of a child all by herself.

Dear Hema Malini, time to shut up and stop blaming Dausa victim's father
It was fine till she was playing the battered Seeta. Her Geeta avatar on Twitter today, however, has dug her her into a hole.

Stupider than thou: The idiocy of trying to bully a Bangladesh newspaper for the Indian cricket team meme
Hell hath no fury, like a Indian cricket fan scorned and impossible to distract since there's no cricket match playing on TV.

Dear cynics, sneering at rainbow DPs on Facebook won't do a lot for LGBT rights in India
If we can set aside cynicism for a bit, here's what the US judgment means to people outside the country.

Who cares? Here's what the post-Emergency generation thinks about its 40th anniversary
For a generation that didn't live the turmoil, the Emergency figured in their lives as dinner-time anecdotes at times, as sarcastic analogies at others.

St Stephen's shame: Victim's FIR reveals true horror of sexual harassment
How has India taught you to respond to sexual violence?

St Stephen's sexual harassment case: Principal Thampu's 'defence' reveals a callous institution hiding behind Vishakha
The St Stephen's incident and Thampu's critique of the complainant makes it clear that instituting a committee to probe incidents of sexual harassment in an organisation is not enough

Jurassic World review: Colin Trevorrow's film brings you the most badass dinosaurs ever
Don't lose heart, the T-Rex is back and it's going to remind you that the world has witnessed greater atrocities than your boss or vegetarian sushi.

Nope, Vishakha Singh didn't really punish her Facebook abuser, and for good reason
Women as we know, hardly venture out of social media to complain against such harassers to the police. And there's a good reason why they don't.