Quick on the uptake The ability to recognise the sign of the times has been his personal mantra for success, says Deepak J Babani, CEO of the Eros Group
ABCD: The Storyboard An Indian diplomat and an illustrator with The Times of India team up to put together a winsome graphic novel about American-Born Confused Desis
What happens when residents try to move from Bur Dubai to Dubai Marina? What's to be done in a toss-up between comfort zone and swank(ier) neighbourhood? And why on earth should someone pay more to move out of their comfort zone?
Masala Art Dhananjay Datar is the officially-acknowledged Master of Spice. His company, Al Adil Trading, has perfected the practice of adding to the flavour of the lives of millions
Where to eat finger-licking Kolkata-style curries in Dubai The cuisine is slowly making inroads into the organised restaurant sector in India, (Oh, Calcutta! has been a huge hit in metros outside Bengal), but that scale is still absent in the UAE.
Book Review: The walk down the aisle A Good Girl by Chandana Roy is about how marriage can be an overwhelmingly social institution
Men don’t need to 'man up' to mental health Being vulnerable - and admitting to it - is something most males would shy away from. It's a sign of weakness. But given that depression, anxiety and toying with thoughts of self-harm are all realities of modern life, there need to be more conversations about men's psychological wellbeing so they are not 'ashamed' to seek help, says men's mental health specialist Rahaf Kobeissi
Travails on a walking trail Sure, walking is therapeutic, but not when there are too many distractions
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