Flashback Filmfare: Magical memories

ALLAHABAD: Even as the nation remembered Chandrasekhar Azad on his martyrdom day on Friday, many did not know that a section of the Congress party was not willing to observe his supreme sacrifice after the British police shot him on February 27, ...

The Unplugged musical evening with the band Moosekah from Mumbai came as a perfect musical treat for Lucknowites. Organized on Friday evening, the event saw many music lovers seated much in advance, waiting eagerly for the show to begin. Singer ...

Community-university engagement, one of the most talked about phenomena in global higher education circles today, has assumed profound importance amid the many challenges faced by the world today. Closely following international developments in ...

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The new Hindi General Entertainment Channel '&TV' hosted a curtain raiser of their upcoming show Gangaa. Produced by Sphere Origins, Gangaa is an inspiring story of a child widow who is characterized with an indomitable spirit and will to survive.

The government had submitted the a list of about 628 such account holders to the Special Investigation Team appointed for the recovery of black money by the Supreme Court. The authorities, in December, said in case of money stashed in foreign ...

New Delhi: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said India would check the veracity of Swiss bank accounts of more Indians revealed by The Indian Express on Monday through a global leak coordinated by the International Consortium of Investigative ...

FOR many Hindi film buffs, the 1950s and 1960s are considered the golden age of Hindi cinema; a time when some of the best directors, writers and actors came together to create seminal films that are considered classics even half a century later. It ...

On 20 january, the Delhi High Court handed a decisive victory to Greenpeace — enfant terrible in a world that swears by development and growth — and, perhaps, to the very freedom of speech and ...