By Rashmi kumari
Understanding Khayal: The Hidden World of Hindustani Classical Music and the Secret Masters Who Keep It Alive
Inspired by Sumana Ramanan’s book The Secret Master, the story of vocalist Arun Kashalkar reveals how khayal music survives through an overlooked ecosystem of gurus, disciples, and traditions that are increasingly under pressure from commercialization and changing cultural tastes.
Kichcha Sudeep Breaks Silence on ‘Billa Ranga Baasha’, Shares Major Update on the Sci-Fi Kannada Epic
After months of uncertainty and speculation, Kichcha Sudeep has reassured fans that ‘Billa Ranga Baasha’ is very much alive. The ambitious Kannada film is set to move forward again, reviving one of Sandalwood’s most eagerly awaited projects
Maharashtra Police Register Case Against Comedian Pranit More Over ‘₹370 Biryani’ Joke, Sparking Debate on Comedy and Free Speech
The controversy surrounding stand-up comedian Pranit More's viral ‘₹370 biryani’ remark has escalated beyond social media outrage, with Maharashtra Police filing a case and the National Commission for Women stepping in. The incident has reignited questions about the boundaries of humour, accountabil
‘Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata’ Movie Review: Kangana Ranaut Delivers a Triumphant Performance in a Gripping Human Drama
Anchored by a remarkably restrained and emotionally layered turn from Kangana Ranaut, ‘Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata’ emerges as an affecting ensemble drama that balances personal stories with larger social questions
The Complicated Legacy of Marjane Satrapi: How ‘Persepolis’ Changed the World’s Understanding of Iran
Marjane Satrapi’s landmark graphic memoir gave millions of readers an intimate glimpse into life under political and religious repression. Yet as ‘Persepolis’ became a global phenomenon, debates emerged over how the West interpreted her work and whether her personal story came to represent an entire
Helen Mirren Addresses Israel Remarks and Talks ‘MobLand’ Future Amid Reports of On-Set Tensions
Speaking at the Taormina Film Festival, Helen Mirren reflected on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, clarified her stance after past ‘Zionist’ controversy, and praised co-star Tom Hardy while expressing hope for the future of ‘MobLand’
‘En Iniya Thamizh Makkale’: Bharathiraja’s Enduring Celluloid Legacy and the School of Storytelling That Shaped Tamil Cinema
More than a legendary filmmaker, Bharathiraja became a mentor whose influence extended across generations. By encouraging assistants to find their own voices, the ‘son of the soil’ created not disciples, but storytellers who transformed Tamil cinema in their own unique ways.
‘Backrooms’ Movie Review: How Kane Parsons Turns an Internet Urban Legend Into a Mesmerising Nightmare for the Digital Age
Built on nostalgia, isolation, and the strange anxieties of life online, Kane Parsons’ ‘Backrooms’ transforms a viral creepypasta into an immersive dreamscape that captures the unsettling mood of the internet age
Want Prettier Windows? 5 Smart Design Ideas to Make Your Home Feel Brighter and Bigger
The right window design can completely transform your interiors. From maximizing natural light to creating the illusion of more space, these expert-backed ideas help turn ordinary rooms into airy, Pinterest worthy spaces without major renovations.
Want Prettier Windows? 5 Smart Window Design Ideas to Make Your Home Feel Brighter, Bigger, and More Inviting
A viral trend showing women performing headstands and advanced yoga poses in the final weeks of pregnancy has sparked debate among doctors, who say fitness during pregnancy is beneficial but not all exercises are equally safe
39 Weeks Pregnant and Doing Headstands? Why Gynaecologists Warn Against Extreme Exercise in Late Pregnancy
39 Weeks Pregnant and Doing Headstands? Doctors Explain the Risks of Extreme Exercise in Late Pregnancy
Bharathiraja and Ilaiyaraaja: The Extraordinary Friendship That Helped Transform Tamil Cinema
From struggling dreamers arriving in Chennai with little money to becoming two of Tamil cinema’s most influential creative forces, the relationship between Bharathiraja and Ilaiyaraaja is a story of ambition, loyalty, success, disagreements, and an enduring artistic legacy.
How Curry Barker and Kane Parsons Are Reshaping Modern Horror: The Rise of YouTube as Hollywood’s New Talent Pipeline
How Curry Barker and Kane Parsons Are Reshaping Modern Horror: The Rise of YouTube as Hollywood’s New Talent Pipeline
AIIMS Syringe Recall Raises Fresh Questions About Medical Device Quality Control in India
Two separate batches of disposable syringes were recalled within weeks at AIIMS, prompting calls for a broader investigation into quality assurance, patient safety, and oversight of India's medical device supply chain
Seizures Could Be an Early Warning Sign of Brain Tumour, Doctors Caution: Why Recognising Symptoms Early Can Save Lives
Medical experts say unexplained seizures should never be ignored, as they can sometimes be the first indication of a brain tumour. Early diagnosis remains one of the most important factors in improving treatment outcomes
‘Even His Anger…’: Bobby Deol’s Memories of Dharmendra Reveal Why Love, Grief, and Parent-Child Bonds Last a Lifetime
Bobby Deol’s emotional reflections about his father have opened up a broader conversation about memories, grief, and why people continue to feel deeply connected to loved ones through every phase of life.
Main Vaapas Aaunga Movie Review: A Powerful Exploration of Partition Trauma Elevated by Naseeruddin Shah’s Remarkable Performance
Diljit Dosanjh’s Emotional Drama Revisits the Scars of History Through Memory, Loss, and Identity
Sunny Leone Gets Karnataka CID Notice Over ₹1 Crore Song Payment Linked to ₹2,400 Crore Shivam Associates Investment Fraud
The Karnataka CID has issued a formal notice to Bollywood actress Sunny Leone in connection with one of the state's largest alleged investment scams. The notice relates to a ₹1 crore payment she received for performing in a Kannada film song money that investigators say may have originated from a
AIIMS Syringe Recall: Two Defective Batches Pulled in a Single Month Expose India’s Medical Device Quality Crisis
When India's most prestigious hospital recalls two separate batches of the most basic medical tool a disposable syringe within three weeks, and from two different manufacturers, the question stops being about the syringes. It starts being about the system.
Telemedicine Equity and Rural Women: Why the Digital Health Revolution Is Leaving Its Most Vulnerable Patients Behind
Telehealth has reshaped how millions of Americans access care but the women who need it most, living in maternity deserts hundreds of miles from the nearest obstetrician, are still waiting for the revolution to reach them
Skin Burnout Is Real: Why Overusing Skincare Products Can Do More Harm Than Good
From over-exfoliation to ingredient overload, dermatologists warn against the hidden risks of excessive skincare routines