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‘Can I sit on the bed?’: Inside IKEA’s new Delhi store in Saket (opens the original)
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“Can I sit on it?” asked a woman in her late 60s, half a question, half a request, pointing towards the sample bed at the newly opened IKEA store at DLF Avenue, Saket, on Thursday. The IKEA salesperson replied without missing a beat, “Of course, ma’am. This is a hands-on store. You can try it out without any problems.” She sat. She bounced, just a little. And something in her shoulders relaxed — the particular relief of a person who has just confirmed a thing is as good as it looks. The newly op
‘Masti must not stop’: 19-yr-old whose reels energised protest (opens the original)
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The success of last week’s protest owed as much to GenZ’s determination to fight it out on the streets as to the high spirits, wit, and chutzpah that they demonstrated online. The battle of narratives, attention spans, and laughs was decisively won on Instagram, and one of those who led the charge was Abhinav Bisht. “Mauj masti rukni nahi chaiye (the fun must not stop)” is not just his Insta bio, it is also the motto of his 19-year-old life, the floppy-haired young man told The Indian Express. A
‘Watch Whisperer’ of Nizamuddin: ‘To repair is to bring the dead back to life’ (opens the original)
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In a hole-in-the-wall shop in Markazi Market in Hazrat Nizamuddin Basti, Javed Khan bent over his workbench, his nose almost touching his palm. Through the watchmaker’s eye loupe pressed to his left eye, he peered into the innards of a watch. His brow was furrowed and his lips were curled into an ‘O’. With thin, frail fingers, he applied a wooden brush to the balance wheel of an old Zenith watch. Sixty-nine-year-old Javed is one of Delhi’s oldest watch repairers. He has been repairing and resell
Eventful City: A seat for Odisha at Delhi’s food table (opens the original)
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‘Dil waalon ki Dilli’ has always welcomed migrants from across the country — so much so that some neighbourhoods even carry the accent and scents of other states. Punjabi dhabas in some lane, Kerala meals in another, Bengali sweet shops tucked into a third. Anubhuti Mishra and Aditi Mohapatra, however, were of the view there should be more flavours from Odisha on Delhi’s platter. The two women, both lawyers, run their cloud kitchen venture ‘Rosei Ghara’ — where one is served with homemade Odia f
After Shiva and Ram, Amish Tripathi turns to schoolchildren with a quiz to decolonise history (opens the original)
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Amish Tripathi has written about Shiva, Ram, ancient kingdoms and forgotten gods. But the hardest part about his new book wasn’t digging deep into India’s history but how to present it. Dhruv-Tara & The Great Indian History Quiz is a children’s book. “Historical research was not a problem since I have always read a lot of historical non-fiction. The research went into how to write children’s books, because when you are writing in a genre you haven’t read in 45 years, you need to revisit some old
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