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Are Mukesh and Anil Ambani feeling bhai-bhai again?

Reliance Industries, owned by Mukesh Ambani, is likely to use the tower and fibre optic cables of Reliance Communications, owned by younger brother Anil.

India’s first online digital channel Trendspotters.tv launched

Smartube Entertainment Pvt. Ltd has launched India’s first online digital channel that spots trends across genres, called Trendspotters.tv at APREE

Now, Kolkata zoo lets you adopt your own royal Bengal tiger

Kolkata is getting real life tiger moms now. The Alipore zoo is letting citizens adopt animals. And the city's business elite are rushing to adopt.

The India takeaways from Mary Meeker's state of the Internet presentation

Mary Meeker's must read 'State of the Internet' presentation offers a number of global insights, including the sobering reality that it still looks like most of the Internet is made in America, but here is our pick of some key India insights.

The India takeaways from Mary Meeker's state of the Internet presentation

Mary Meeker's must read 'State of the Internet' presentation offers a number of global insights, including the sobering reality that it still looks like most of the Internet is made in America, but here is our pick of some key India insights.

A cellphone revolution spells trouble for Vietnam's communist rulers

There are 145 cellphones for every 100 Vietnamese now. A sure sign of the communist nation's rising affluence, it's also undermining the state's stranglehold on information.

All hail the moustache: Salman Khan and Dabangg 2

The moustache is back. Salman Khan is just the latest to sport one in Dabanng 2. And you don't have to be a cop to have a moustache. Is this the beginning of a new Bollywood - hair on upper lip and waxed chest?

Ahmedabad gets Rs 71 cr in investments; highest among emerging cities

Ahmedabad has attracted an investment of Rs 71,270 crore since 2000, the highest among the top 10 emerging business destinations identified by global property consultant Cushman and Wakefield (C&W).

Out damn hair: Depilatory creams target the small town girl

It is not easy being the “hairy” girl in school, college or even in a boardroom. No wonder hair removal products are booming in India. But the companies say where they really want to take it all off is in small towns and villages.

Forget paid journos, beware the paid aam aadmi reviewer

Online buying has always depended on the kindness of strangers. We trust the aam aadmi more than the paid reviewer. But should we?