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Bette Howland, lost and found

Ten years ago, Brigid Hughes, the founding editor and publisher of the literary magazine and imprint A Public Space, was rummaging through the $1 carton at the Housing Works' Bookstore in New York, when a title caught her attention. It was an old copy of a book with a cryptic name, W-3, by a writer called Bette Howland.

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Do Designers Ever Introspect?

Manish Malhotra recently showed a few pieces from his archives but it was far from an insightful 'retrospective'

2 mins

Choose the Right Toys

Toys for pets are not indulgences but mental health tools that stimulate their senses, instincts and brain

3 mins

The Naked Gunman

Here's a moment in the 1980 comedy Airplane!—one of the funniest films of all time, available to rent on Amazon Video—where a worried passenger says, \"Surely, you can't be serious,\" and Leslie Nielsen, as the doctor on board, retorts without the twitch of a muscle: \"I am serious. And don't call me Shirley.\"

4 mins

Don't Understand a Language? Enjoy the Sound

It looked and smelled like many other Indian markets. I could smell the jackfruit and guava, ripe and intoxicating.

5 mins

Why Indian Coffee Hits Different

Recently, one of my tweets went unexpectedly viral. It was a rant about my coffee experiences in the US during a recent trip, and how it had been a money- and soul-depleting disappointment.

4 mins

From the homes of Punjab to the restaurant menu

A new crop of restaurants is breaking the stereotype around Punjabi food by serving dishes cooked in homes

5 mins

The many trials of making tea

I spent a weekend recently in Kurseong, West Bengal—in the company of tea. Over the course of 48 hours, the weather changed from hot to pleasant to torrential, unrelenting rain. My first morning, however, was clear and cool, and I set out to walk through the Makaibari tea estate. Plucking was in full swing, and I joined in. \"Use both hands,\" calls out Sanjay Das, the estate manager.

2 mins

John Gwite's Long Ride to the Finish Line

John Gwite came fifth in the Race Around Poland, the fastest time recorded by an Indian rider

3 mins

Finding the next-gen in Indian badminton

Badminton seems to be undergoing a transition. After a long gap, no Indian player currently features in the top 10 rankings

5 mins

Screenshots Are Now Serious Business

Over the last five years, screenshots have evolved from playful archive to professional tool. But they are also equal parts memory bank and clutter trap

5 mins

Comics that force our attention to the little details

What kind of young person would want to read an old-fashioned comic book these days, when life is filled with a million visual stimulations?

3 mins

Turning the lens on Ray's 'photo-biographer'

A new exhibition offers a glimpse of photographer Nemai Ghosh's long association with film-maker Satyajit Ray

4 mins

An exhibition that narrates a gallery's story

Delhi gallery Exhibit 320 celebrates a milestone with the work of 30 contemporary artists

3 mins

Two artists create room for empathy

In 'Roots of the Earth', Akshay Mahajan and Prabhakar Kamble begin a conversation about invisibilised histories

5 mins

The 'maharani' who got away with riches

Pratap Singh Rao Gaekwad of Baroda's 'second marriage' to Sita Devi was a morass—and a thorn in the side of the colonial and the new Congress government

8 mins

ED Issues Lookout for Anil Ambani

Notice on allegations of loan fraud, summons for money laundering.

2 mins

Big Tech's $400 Billion AI Spending Spree Just Got Wall Street's Blessing

The AI arms race is accelerating as the major tech companies add to their already gargantuan levels of spending.

3 mins

Tata Power's 23-qtr profit run fuelled by renewables

Tata Power's performance in April-June was boosted by the commissioning of 652MW of solar EPC projects

1 mins

ITC profit rises 2% in June qtr; cigarettes, agri drive revenue

The conglomerate's expenses during the quarter grew 13% to ₹12,872.66 crore

2 mins

Manufacturing at 16-Month High, But Confidence Low

India's manufacturing sector activity rose to a 16-month high in July on expansion in output and new orders, a private survey showed on Friday. However, business confidence fell to its lowest level in three years due to concerns over competition and inflation.

1 mins

PB Fintech's profits soar, fuel mutual fund focus

PB Fintech will re-enter the fee-based mutual fund business to gain another source of revenue under the PB Money vertical, management said during the analyst call for QIFY26, after profits jumped in the quarter.

1 mins

ICAI clears new format for profit & loss account

The way Indian firms present their profit and loss statements is set for a makeover, which could provide investors with a clearer picture of what's driving profits and where the money goes.

1 mins

July GST mop-up at ₹1.96 trillion but refunds slow growth

Despite the surge in refunds, cumulative GST revenue for the current fiscal year rose 8.4% to ₹7.1 trillion after refunds

1 mins

Sebi chief to auditors: Be gatekeepers against fraud

The chief of India's markets regulator on Friday called for a stronger financial oversight across the country's booming capital markets, urging auditors, directors and governance professionals to act as gatekeepers against potential fraud.

1 mins

Godrej sees steady realty sales phase

Godrej Properties Ltd has set the highest sales target of ₹32,500 crore for 2025-26 among India's top four developers

1 mins

Two-wheeler EV sales in slow lane

July sales slip, a first this fiscal; TVS, Bajaj retain lead

2 mins

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Mint Ahmedabad Description:

प्रकाशक: HT-Digital-Streams-Ltd.

वर्ग: Newspaper

भाषा: English

आवृत्ति: Daily

The business newspaper “Mint” published by one of the leading media houses of India, Hindustan Times, in association with Wall Street Journal. It aims to connect India to the world and the world to India in terms of business, economy, regulation and policies.