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Varoon's profile of Pranav Mistry, creator of ' SixthSense ' technology in India Today Anniversary Issue, Indians of Tomorrow , December 24, 2012 The Magic of Touch http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/pranav-mistry-created-sixthsense-in-2009-a-wearable-device-that-enables-the-user-to-gesture-into-light-projections/1/237791.html

This article was published in the magazine India Today in October 2012 Edition. OCT 15 - It has been a long Indian summer and as Delhi sniffs out winter and heads for the great outdoors, the stage is set for the return of one of the city’s biggest sporting events. The 2012 Airtel Indian Grand Prix this year is 17th on the Formula One season’s list of 20 races... Link: http://www.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/iphone/homepage.aspx#_article5067882a-0733-440e-b7f2-fc75967b1885 http://202.166.193.40/the-kathmandu-post/2012/10/15/india-today/sport-the-speed-demons-are-back/240828.html   Posted with Blogsy

This post appeared on the India Today's online portal on 29 October 2011 Qualifying day at the Buddh International Circuit was filled the best performances of the world's racing giants. Ecclestone's requirements that all teams and drivers compete in every race of the season ensured that there were no disappointments or no-shows for the expectant Indian audience. ... Online article is available here . 

Online post on India Today's web portal on 24 July 2011. The fashionistas are back on the scorching ramp as Delhi hosts the second edition of Couture week, presented by the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI). All eyes were trained on the ramp for the curtainraiser, designer Varun Bahl's Haute Couture 2011.  ..  Online article can be seen here .

This article appeared in India Today Spice magazine on 26 June, 2011 On June 21, 1576, the legendary Maharana Pratap of Mewar took up arms to protect his people from the Mughals. Vastly outnumbered and gravely wounded, he fell unconscious on the battlefield. General Chetak took it upon himself to rescue his King and valiantly fought his way to the safety of a stream. There, Chetak succumbed to his own wounds in the arms of his King. At the site, the Mahrana later erected a memorial dedicated to the courage of his general, companion, and royal steed ... Complete article can be seen at the following locations: Link to India today site PDF document