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[/] Follow Fri, Aug 29, 2014 Ahmedabad Mirror Bangalore Mirror Pune Mirror Home Mumbai Columns Entertainment News Sport GoCricket Travel Videos Photos All Sunday Read You Sci Tech Health Leisure Home Others Others Sunday Read Dr fix it by Aditya Anand What goes into making your favourite airline a safe box-in-the-air? A Rs 4,200 cr industry decides. Sunday Read Parallel track by Gitanjali Chandrasekharan ‘Second class’ ladies on Mumbai locals are splashed across Instagram in a new photography experiment. Sunday Read Painting around the Prez Among the many things Jogen Chowdhury came back with, after his two-week Rashtrapati Bhavan residency, was extra weight. Memories and art from his stay. Sunday Read Small talk: Sonu is way more emotional than I am by Kunal Guha RJ, costume designer, now stage actor - Madhurima Nigam on finally finding herself. Sunday Read Field day: Killer moves by Gitanjali Chandrasekharan Dancer Tanvi Mehra on stalking international choreographers and planning her next dive. Sunday Read ' Meena Kumari had a broad way' by Kunal Guha A forthcoming book on legendary film photographer Damodar Kamat leads us to one of Mumbai's oldest photo labs to find forgotten stories of Indian celluloid. Sunday Read Friends for a cause by Reema Gehi Two classmates from Cathedral reconnect to find harmony in born-to privilege and struggle of the street . Sunday Read Small talk with Nandini J Singh — Life's a pretty picture by Reema Gehi In the news for her engagement to Wipro scion Tariq Premji, interior designer Nandini J Singh on growing up around art and all things fine. You Small talk by Kunal Guha If you don’t think anything of it, it won’t do its job, says a UK sexologist about the trouble with sizeing up your manhood. You For better or worse by Sanjay Austa Battling a mental condition is tough. But what about living with and loving someone who suffers from it? You Who wants to be a millionaire? by Reema Gehi It’s not rocket science. Making money, retaining and doubling it is about changing your mind’s blueprint. You These dated rules Single and perpetually looking? Run through eight myths that may be keeping you from finding love. You It’s not about the food by MITALI PAREKH Food memories are as much about the treatment guests receive as the taste on the tongue. A look back at Mumbai’s best hosts. You Patty patronage It’s the perfect time to celebrate Mumbai’s favourite street eat. Mirror does it with a trustworthy reco from in-house foodies. You Walking with diabetes by Yolande D'Mello Insulin shots at 13,800 feet, and the challenge of being discovered with diabetes at 12. You Losing to win by Nasrin Modak Siddiqi Letting go of a failed relationship, stressful job or addictions is an art that takes practice. Here’s how to do it. Sci Tech Guide: Best video editors on iOS Ten years ago, it took a fairly powerful computer to edit video, but now you can do everything on your iPhone or iPad. Sci Tech Sorting cancer cells with sound waves Researchers have created a way to find extremely rare tumour cells that circulate in cancer patients’ blood that could help doctors predict the chances of the tumour spreading. Sci Tech Researchers make a working organ Scientists have for the first time created a fully functional organ from scratch in a living animal by transferring cells that were initially created in a laboratory. Sci Tech Early awesomeness Wish you could play a game before it was released? With Steam’s early access program you can. The app is teeming with tons of early content. Rishi Alwani shares a few that are worth snagging right now. Sci Tech Early awesomeness Wish you could play a game before it was released? With Steam’s early access program you can. The app is teeming with tons of early content. Rishi Alwani shares a few that are worth snagging right now. Sci Tech Hydrogen generator runs on AAA battery Researchers have developed a cheap device that uses a 1.5-volt battery to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. The gas could be used to power fuel cells in zero-emissions vehicles. Sci Tech Scientists create cyborg moths Researchers have created a way to electronically control moths which may some day be used to assist in rescue efforts during disasters, potentially saving human lives. Sci Tech 5 good reasons to use Microsoft Office Online Microsoft is not known for its quick adoption of new trends, but when it does get on board, it often tries to make up lost time Health What’s for chai, bawaji? If you haven’t gone beyond lagan-nu-custard, you ain’t seen nothing yet. The first of a two-part series on deliciously sweet Parsi snacks Health Turning into a drunkorexic? The build up to new year's each year is one of wild partying. And a worrying trend suggests that young bodyconscious women are risking their health. The habit known as drunkorexia is one characterised by women skipping meals in order to adjust Health Grace under fire It's one of the worst wardrobe malfunctions a lady can suffer. Anne Hathaway will vouch for it. At the New York premiere of Les MisA©rables last week, the Hollywood actor got out of the car with her feet at an unfortunate angle, and the paparazzi Health Are you Mr Dog-tired? Do you reach out for a caffeine fix and sugary dose way too often, and blame the feeling of sluggishness on professional stress? Well, there are a host of other energy stealers that could be responsible for your perpetually tired syndrome. Health Love that can get you fired by ANAND HOLLA November was the month when the behind-every-successful-man-is-awoman theory turned turtle. The incoming CEO of defence giant Lockheed Martin, Christopher Kubashik resigned after allegedly carrying on an affair with a subordinate employee. Health Play the violin, beat dementia In the next three years, India is expected to race ahead of the US to become the country with the maximum dementia patients. The stats found a mention in the Dementia India Report 2010 prepared by the Alzheimer's and Related Disorders Society Health Walking on thin eyes span /br / Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), the medical term for digital eye strain, is best avoided by being aware of Health Stay in the pink of health by Aruna Rathod The good news first: 95 to100 per cent of breast cancer cases can be treated if detected early. The most common symptom of breast cancer is a painless lump in the breast, but, frustratingly, many cases go undetected out of ignorance. Early Leisure But what about some civility? I was suitably amused to see all the political commentators hail Narendra Modi’s speech only because he asked parents to treat Leisure Travel: Around India in five plates Chef Saransh Goila travels 20,000 km in 100 days to explore India’s culinary heritage. Here are his 5 best picks. Leisure Mirror fixes-it: Hair and now by Joanna Lobo Hair stylist Adhuna Akhtar shares trade secrets with aspiring stylist Radhika Dhas. Leisure Flash back: Sibling revelry Ad man Prasoon Joshi on how breaking a leg helped him reconnect with his sister. Leisure Mirror fixes-it: Social media butterfly by Joanna Lobo Actor Arjun Kapoor picks up a few social media skills from fan Roshni Dadabhoy. Leisure Flashback: Comic calling by Kunal Guha Arshad Warsi’s favourite photograph reminds him of the divine intervention that made him stick to comic roles. Leisure Travel: History on a palette by Kalpana Sunder At Avignon in France, learn to cook up a provencal menu that’s as old as the region’s roman roots. Leisure Seasons in the sun When in Corfu, trace the footsteps of famed authors Lawrence and Gerald Durrell, who found their literary inspiration here. 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