The military's warning to the Iranians comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on them to rise up against the regime of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, saying the time has come to "end the tyranny that has brought nothing but misery and isolation."
Those living in Laxminagar area of Meghaninagar share their compound with the Ahmedabad airport runway. On that day, it was a close shave for them, they say
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Cornered and alone, Iran confronts the collapse of a regional network it once tightly controlled
Is Netanyahu’s end game a regime change in Iran? Or is his direct address to the people of Iran part of the psychological warfare against the Islamic regime?
India's postal system has a rich and fascinating history, dating back to ancient times when messages were delivered by foot runners and horseback couriers.
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The Indian Premier League has grown into a behemoth. What lies behind its meteoric rise?
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One the greatest rivalries in the world of cricket has always been between India and Pakistan
As captains, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma were like fire and ice, chalk and cheese, but united by the desire to make their respective Test sides the best in the business
What drives the teenage cricket sensation from Samastipur?
From Kapil to Kohli, from Doordarshan to Disney+, the journey of Indian cricket has been both epic and intimate
India’s heartland is unearthing gem after cricketing gem. Heroes are emerging from unheralded quarters
Indian cricket is always bursting at the seams with prodigies, but if things don’t go their way soon, the downfall is often steep.
Women have gatecrashed a stag party, smashing their way through the sexist walls of bias and invisibility to live their cricket dreams, no more in the margins but in the spotlight.
From selection bias to systemic silence, casteism continues to shape who gets to play. Why diversity and inclusion in cricket remain elusive?
The arrival of cricket in the Northeast is not merely a story of infrastructure arriving late; it is a question of whether a game shaped by the centres of power can ever belong in a region that has long been made to feel peripheral to the Indian story
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah faces rebellion from within the National Conference. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha is breathing down his neck. His political rival, Mehbooba Mufti, is sharpening her attack
India’s GDP data has attracted considerable scrutiny in recent years - with the 2015 revision of GDP calculations adopted 2011-12 as the base year from 2004-05 and aligned with international norms.
Poem by Banu Mushtaq, an international Booker Prize-winning Kannada writer, lawyer and activist
Bollywood has been capitalising on cricket frenzy for years but with its current crisis of uninspired content, it will do well to reinvent itself like the sport.
After working as a journalist in Chile and later going into exile following the Pinochet coup, Isabel Allende turned memory and myth into fiction. She speaks to Vineetha Mokkil about the letter that became her first novel and the power of storytelling.
Cricket is more than a sport in India; it is a transistor-tuned journey into India's wins, childhood and nostalgia
Although a government panel has framed a report on the reservation issue, fulfilling the demands from students and activists entirely was not possible, said leaders from several political parties and officials.
Houthi leader Muhammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari was the target of the strikes, reported Jerusalem Post Israel had earlier attacked ports in Yemen claiming they were used for transporting weapons.
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Pride Month Special | Tathagata Ghosh's film highlights the persistence of queer lives and stories in the remotest of corners still enduring hope against relentless violence. In giving voice to the marginalised, it does not rescue but listens.
Also starring Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans, Song’s follow-up to Past Lives dives through the tangle between romance and capital
Subhadra Mahajan’s debut excels in its more humorous and humane stretches. But the film leaves you with the feeling that something more urgent, more grounded, and more affecting is just out of reach.
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Also starring Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans, Song’s follow-up to Past Lives dives through the tangle between romance and capital
Subhadra Mahajan’s debut excels in its more humorous and humane stretches. But the film leaves you with the feeling that something more urgent, more grounded, and more affecting is just out of reach.
Pride Month Special | Meera and Indira’s desires and search for companionship are portrayed by director Chandradeep Das with a kind of honesty, depth, and normalcy that ends up confronting the mainstream, which often dismisses such narratives for not appealing to the heteronormative male gaze.
Bollywood has been capitalising on cricket frenzy for years but with its current crisis of uninspired content, it will do well to reinvent itself like the sport.
The Mohak Mangal vs ANI legal dispute could set the precedent for fair dealing amongst content creators in India, if it reaches its intended conclusion.
Moutainhead forces viewers to consider the moral vacuum at the heart of tech empires and the disturbing truth that the greatest threat posed by AI may not be the technology itself but the people who control it.
The CBFC has often wielded its scissors and its age ratings less as tools of classification and more as instruments of control. Will the new age-based categories in the film certification system bring in welcome change or cause more trouble?
Writing poetry across the lines of class, caste and gender, Mahi doesn’t skip a beat with her succinct articulation. Without mincing words, she uses rap to take on social issues with a refreshing swagger.
Few films treat environmental justice as the protagonist of their narratives. Here are five of them that move beyond lip service.
From dwelling on the impact of mass violence on children, to their integration into the infrastructure of war, filmmakers across the world have created works that see conflict through the eyes of a child.
Abhishek Banerjee’s career-best performance anchors the film’s potent shifts
Hacks exposes how capitalism co-opts feminism to sell empowerment while reinforcing the same old hierarchies. It asks what power looks like, when rooted, not in domination, but building a legacy that pulls others up.
Dibakar Das Roy unpacks the inspiration behind his storytelling and the uphill battle of bringing an independent film to life in theatres despite unpredictable showtimes and dependence on audience turnover.
On his death anniversary, remembering K.A. Abbas, one of the sharpest and most uncompromising voices from the cinema world.
Like many fair-skinned, steadfast starlets entering films through the route of pageantry, a 19-year-old Urvashi Rautela made her debut with a 56-year-old Sunny Deol in Singh Saab The Great (2013).
Also starring Milly Alcock and Meghann Fahy, Sirens plays with genre expectations to mixed results
Operation Sindoor has had a profiteering impact on Bollywood and the recent Cannes Film Festival, where Indian actresses and influencers walked the red carpet, prominently wearing sindoor on their foreheads.
Dibakar Das Roy doesn’t romanticise Delhi’s diversity but makes you sit in its discomfort, through a Nigerian protagonist's attempts to claim a Delhiite identity amidst pulsating prejudices.
India's postal system has a rich and fascinating history, dating back to ancient times when messages were delivered by foot runners and horseback couriers.
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