"Each night when the household was deep in slumber they would slip away. Into the woods. Quietly. Brother and sister. A bucket in each hand. They had a job to do. One that had to be done. Before the pink light of dawn."
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Mahayuti’s unprecedented winning margin against the rival Mahavikas alliance has not just come as a surprise for Maharashtra, but to the ruling alliance itself.
In the wake of Children’s Day (Bal Diwas) celebrations on Nehru’s birth anniversary, let’s reflect on his legacy in relation to children’s cinema in India.
For trolls, everything spells problems—girls enjoying a musical evening at a college fest, marriages, relationships and even friendships happening outside of religion and region.
The 2024 election served as a brutal reminder that ideology alone doesn’t shape the political landscape
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The Election Commission had noted the objectionable ads on BJP social media handles and affiliated pages depicting Muslims as ‘Bangladeshi infiltrators’ and leaders of rival parties as ‘anti-Hindu/Adivasi’ in Jharkhand.
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The fragmented political fabric in Maharashtra has left the voters confused and the leaders jittery. Amid the chaos, the subject of Marathi asmita has risen and ebbed in absence of a strong anchor
The vote bank of Muslims and Dalits is crucial in shifting the balance of power in Maharashtra
In Thane’s Kopari-Pachpakhadi assembly constituency, three-time winner Eknath Shinde will face-off against his mentor Anand Dighe’s nephew, Kedar
Eknath Sambhaji Shinde’s tenure as chief minister has been anything but smooth
Malaria, malnutrition, mining … the Adivasis living in Gadchiroli face multiple issues, but they feel the government is not doing enough for them
The Pawars’ family bastion since 1967 is now witnessing a second uncle-nephew fight
Political parties make promises of equal representation to women, but patriarchy continues to dominate electoral democracy
If the BJP manages to win Jharkhand, it will be the third mineral-rich state after Odisha and Chhattisgarh that will fall into the party’s kitty
‘The Way Home’ opened at the Bihar Museum in Patna earlier this month
"Each night when the household was deep in slumber they would slip away. Into the woods. Quietly. Brother and sister. A bucket in each hand. They had a job to do. One that had to be done. Before the pink light of dawn."
Shashi Tharoor’s book is a logophile’s candy shop, full of fun, surprises and insights
Nehru’s principle of “compromise and argument” remains the only workable formula for South Asian leaders
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The 2024 election served as a brutal reminder that ideology alone doesn’t shape the political landscape
As the UN climate conference takes place in Baku, Azerbaijan traces the history of the hydrocarbon industry through the lens of postage stamps
I learnt of the Arab traders coming to Tanzania and staying back, British colonisation and with it the Indian influx, mainly Gujaratis and Sikhs.
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Violence broke out in the district on Sunday as protesters opposing the survey of the Jama Masjid clashed with security personnel when a large group of people gathered near the mosque and started shouting slogans as the survey team began its work.
Since October 7, press freedom in Israel has faced increasing restrictions, including banning articles, anti-press rhetoric from officials, alleged attempts to control news outlets, and attacks on reporters.
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The ongoing controversy between Nayanthara and Dhanush has revealed the murky underbelly of film industries and fan cultures on social media platforms.
Punjab has, for long, been a rich source of stories and music for Bollywood. As the land of abundance of yore gives way to a more complicated present on screen, how does Bollywood adapt?
All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF) kickstarts on November 22 in Mumbai and continues until December 8.
Kinshuk Surjan’s Marching In The Dark is a moving ode to the struggles and resilience of women farmers in Maharashtra, who lose their husbands to suicide every year, and yet keep moving.
Punjab has, for long, been a rich source of stories and music for Bollywood. As the land of abundance of yore gives way to a more complicated present on screen, how does Bollywood adapt?
All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF) kickstarts on November 22 in Mumbai and continues until December 8.
Kinshuk Surjan’s Marching In The Dark is a moving ode to the struggles and resilience of women farmers in Maharashtra, who lose their husbands to suicide every year, and yet keep moving.
The latest feud between actors Nayanthara and Dhanush might seem like a straightforward case of copyright infringement, but it is more twisted.
The Dharamshala International Film Festival called off the screenings of films on Palestinian genocide.
Adivasi poet Jacinta Kerketta’s short documentary lifts the veil of development from unhindered mining, uncovering its after-effects on Jharkhand's Adivasi Communities.
Diffused and intangible, patriarchy perpetually exists in the subtext of our communication networks. But can it function efficiently in our vast tech system?
Abhilash Sharma’s Swaha To Have Its India Premiere At The International Film Festival Of Kerala 2024
After winning two awards at the Shanghai International Film Festival, Abhilash Sharma’s Swaha will premiere at IFFK 2024.
Raj Nidimoru, one half of Raj & DK, reflects on their two-decade journey on preserving the indie spirit in their films/shows in an increasingly cynical, number-crunching corporate set-up.
Outlook at DIFF | The short film peels back a strained siblinghood with near-unnerving control
Outlook at DIFF | Nidhi Saxena’s film evokes impressions of a lifetime through ellipsis.
Outlook at DIFF | Ramakaushalyan’s Tamil debut traces the shadow of patriarchy.
Humans in the Loop is a coming-of-age story: of an adult, a child and artificial intelligence.
If you are a fan of the zombie genre, then we have a list of the five top Korean zombie series and shows that you can watch on OTT.
Ranbir Kapoor said that the film festival will showcase restored movies of his grandfather, Raj Kapoor.
Allu Arjun and Sreeleela set the dance floor on fire with their electrifying moves in Pushpa 2 song Kissik.
‘The Way Home’ opened at the Bihar Museum in Patna earlier this month
Can a voice like hers ever die? I wish to celebrate her life by continuing to listen to her songs and taking her songs to those who have never heard her.
Garima Lohumi, a young painter, showcased her acrylic paintings capturing the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas at an exhibition recently
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Burgundy is seeing a resurgence in fashion in 2024. The rich, deep hue offers a sophisticated alternative to classic neutrals, which is best explored in bags.
