From nearly quitting to leading SBI: Arundhati Bhattacharya's story | Nuts, honey, garlic can help beat smog after-effects | iPhone X touch may get unresponsive in winter | Wearing a Rolex when you travel can keep you safe

I survived at SBI because I was learning every day: Arundhati Bhattacharya Starting off at 21 years of age as a PO, Bhattacharya became the first woman to head India's biggest bank. She retired from her post as chairman last month.

Health Smog causing cough and sore throat? Look for nuts, honey, garlic in your kitchen cabinet Apart from drinking lukewarm water regularly, it is important to keep a check on the eating habits.

iPhone X touch gets unresponsive in cold weather, Apple promises to fix the issue The 'coldgate' problem with Apple's premium device was happening at temperatures close to zero degrees. Tech and Gadgets

Lifestyle Wearing a Rolex when you travel can actually keep you safe And other important things to keep in mind while travelling, according to experts.

Virat Kohli's fitness tip for India Inc: Organise Sportswear Day in offices for a healthier workforce The Indian skipper shared some fitness tips for executives in high-stress jobs. Worklife

Tech and Gadgets Add a voice to your home with Amazon's new Echo series The initial offer period on Amazon India gets you a massive 30% discount off the regular price.

'Loving Vincent' review: Gorgeous paintings merge to create dreamlike sequences 125 artists created 65,000 hand-painted frames over the course of 6 years for the sole purpose of this film. Entertainment

People Kumble meets Satya Nadella - and it's cricket, AI, data mining on the agenda While Nadella couldn't stop talking cricket, Kumble revealed his love for data mining in a chat.

OnePlus 5T to launch in India on 16th November: Here is everything you need to know With the launch event, just a few days away, the company has gone on an overdrive to promote their latest offering. Tech and Gadgets

Lifestyle What's in the Louvre Abu Dhabi's billion-dollar art collection The museum has been designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel.

What's missing in VCs from India? Maturity, says former Tata Sons director Alan Rosling Rosling also said that founders often displayed bad corporate governance, citing the example of housing.com. Worklife

Cars and Bikes The future starts today! Lamborghini unveils a self-healing, electric supercar The next generation of Lamborghinis could act as their own super powered batteries and be able to repair themselves.

Technology could reverse harm caused to the planet, but AI needs to be controlled: Stephen Hawking Hawking' s comments come during an escalating debate about the pro and cons of artificial intelligence. People

Worklife Not so equal, after all: Apple scores low on gender diversity, has only 32 per cent women Only 3 per cent of Apple's leaders in the US are black, 7 per cent are Hispanic and just 1 per cent are multi-racial.

Smog taking your breath away? Simple tips to stay safe and healthy From skipping cardio workout to venturing out in masks, experts list some tips to stay clear. Health

Tech and Gadgets No more standing in queues! Google Search, Maps will now show you the 'wait' time at restaurants Now plan ahead and beat the crowd.

Louis CK accused of sexual misconduct by five women; HBO cuts off comedian The New York premiere of his new film 'I Love You, Daddy' was also scrapped. People

Food and Health The healthy crepes recipe you've been looking for These palm jaggery crepes with fresh coconut and date syrup replace the sugar and flour with healthy alternatives.

Here's why Twitter has suspended the blue tick verification The announcement came after people criticised Twitter for verifying the account belonging to the organiser of the white supremacist rally in Virginia. Tech and Gadgets

People Sonia Gandhi & Advani didn't find any use for me: Gurcharan Das on 'mid-life crisis' & finding his calling Talking about his days at P&G in America, the author said that he was living in a 'golden cage'.

Everything to know about Sophia, the Audrey Hepburn-lookalike, first robo-citizen of the world Originally activated in 2015, she has been on the cover of a magazine and starred on international talk shows. Tech and Gadgets

Two years after skin transplant, Syrian boy with rare disease needs no pills, can play soccer The life-threatening condition called junctional epidermolysis bullosa causes skin to blister and tear at the slightest touch. Why you should stop your midnight snacking habit right now A new study provides more alarming consequences of your late night snacking habit.