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"Will tell BFI to decide what’s best for nation"

Sarfaraz Ahmed was on Friday sacked as Pakistan’s Test and T20 captain following the team’s unexpected loss in the home series against Sri Lanka. In

The incurable disease, which can be spread via fomites and in uncooked pig products, is wreaking havoc on hog industries in China and Southeast Asia. It does not, however, affect humans.

While classic Diwali sweets will always find takers, this year the city is experimenting with hampers that are indulgent, but in an eco-warrior way

In this fine new mini-series, two women balance a high-stress job with ‘normal’ life, while another simply tries to cope

Priyanka will dub for Elsa and Parineeti for Anna in the upcoming sequel of hit film 'Frozen'

A thriller that offers a sharp critique of a dictatorial democracy

Afreen has a felicity for images, but these are not merely pretty poems

“He was one of the most recognised musicians, an international star; yet he was so humble and easy to get along with,” says Ramanathan, a prime studen

In this satiric take on new India, urban liberals come and go, belting out manifestos

With its understated telling of momentous historical events, Ray’s first novel is destined to be a classic

They set the stage ablaze for decades — violin expert A. Kanyakumari details the unique traits of the saxophone legend, who passed away recently

Heternormative thinking as reflected in literature has invisibilised the LGBTQIA+ community and gagged its voice. But that could be changing now

“The information gathered provides damning evidence of indiscriminate attacks in residential areas, including attacks on a home, a bakery and a school, carried out by Turkey and allied Syrian armed groups."

In #MeToo times, Nabokov’s ‘Lolita’ has perhaps slim chances of redeeming itself. But beware, Lolitamay be reading you even as you read it

Steven Butler, coordinator of global press freedom group the Committee to Protect Journalists, said that he was told he was on a “a stop list of the Interior Ministry” when he was refused entry at the Allama Iqbal International Airport.

The comments come as Facebook Inc is under fire for its approach to political advertisements and speech, which Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg defended on Thursday in a major speech that twice referenced King, known by his initials MLK.

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) become the first Indian company to cross the ₹9 lakh crore of market capitalization, ahead of its

Delhi celebrated Sharad Purnima with different types of music

With the three-day South Asian Literature Festival starting today, writers and translators underline how the fest will promote vernacular writing

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan tried to eliminate the sectarian attitude that fostered a conservative point of view

Justice Bobde, who will be sworn in as CJI on November 18, will have a tenure of about 18 months.

Pradeep Tomar, a 35-year-old security guard, died in a Meerut hospital after the alleged torture in a police station on October 13

Here are the latest political developments across India

The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Centre and the State government to transfer Assam National Register of Citizens (NRC) Coordinator Prateek Ha