Forbes Life
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Inside the synagogues of Mumbai
The south Mumbai structures are testimonials to the integral role that Jews have played in the city's history
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'Fabergé always pushed the boundary'
The legacy of Russian jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé, known for his bejewelled and intricate objet d'art, lives on a century after his death, says great-granddaughter Sarah Fabergé
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Architecture of Bath: Past perfect
The preservation of Bath's architectural heritage shows that conservation needs to be a concerted and long-standing effort by public and private participants
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Inside Ebrahim Alkazi's photography collection
With the passing away of Ebrahim Alkazi, we present a glimpse into his collection of late 19th and early 20th century photography, which is a testament to his foresight and finely attuned historical sense
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Chef Vikas Khanna: Feed, pray, love in a pandemic
Khanna has opened a sit-down restaurant at a posh Dubai resort to restart the meter for the pandemic-hit F&B industry
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Meet the 'work from village' brigade, ditching cities for hometowns
Many white-collar workers are leaving crowded and costly cities to work from the comfort of their villages and hometowns in the wake of the pandemic
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Decoding the differences in Scottish whisky
Ewan Gunn, Diageo Global Whisky Master, talks to Forbes India about Scotland's famed whisky-producing regions, their natural differences, and how they reflect in the nuances of its blends
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This legendary cricket umpire has advice for businesses fighting Covid-19
Simon Taufel, former international umpire turned leadership coach, on how business professionals should steer their companies through the Covid-19 crisis
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Sports without spectators: Players adapt to new normal
As international sport resumes behind closed doors, players miss fans and vice-versa. But everyone is ready to roll with the new normal
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Domestic violence cases spike in lockdown
Women's rights organisations are seeing a spurt in complaints of violence from women since April. Activists demand a change in mindset and better implementation of existing laws to battle this global scourge
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This library has 100,000 books. But also 3D printers, sewing machines, a recording studio
At the Helsinki Central Library Oodi, there are over 100,000 books. But there is also much, much more than that, making it a blueprint for community spaces of the future