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Can you predict death?

By Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev

Ingredients for a successful food business

By Kainaz Messman Harchandrai

Arun Jaitley's blogs have now been put together as a book – A New India – with a foreword by Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Arun Jaitley's take on Mamata Banerjee

By Arun Jaitley, an excerpt from his book A New India

Shipbuilding was a lucrative business in the early nineteenth century

The Parsi Babu who loved Calcutta

By Prochy N. Mehta

The online battle for the Indian traveller

By Chitra Narayanan

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