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'Laapataa Ladies' leading lady Pratibha Ranta recounts her journey from small screen to big, emphasises on importance of dreaming big
In "Laapataa Ladies", Ranta play Jaya, one of the two brides who gets mistakenly swapped during the long journey to her new home
Do you know South Korea has a royal connection with Ayodhya?
South Korea shares a royal connection with Ayodhya, as per ancient legends. Descendants of Ayodhya's Princess, Queen Heo Hwang-ok, in South Korea consider Ayodhya their maternal home. With over 60 lakh people tracing their roots to Suriratna, these South Koreans eagerly watched the online consecration of Ayodhya's new Ram Temple on January 22 and are now excited about visiting the historic city.
Ram Mandir's Korean connection: How an Ayodhya princess binds the two nations
The Pran Pratishtha ceremony at Ram Mandir in Ayodhya on January 22 has invited representatives of more than 50 countries, including South Korea. The India-Korea connection and the historical ties between Ayodhya and Korea have been emphasized by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The legend of Princess Suriratna, also known as Queen Hu, who traveled from Ayodhya to Korea and started the Karak dynasty, is at the center of this connection.
From 'DDLJ' to 'Veer-Zaara', SRK has been synonymous with romance since the '90s
Shah Rukh Khan is second to none when it comes to wooing women on-screen.
Harbhajan Singh assists in the rescue of a 21-year-old Bathinda girl held captive in Oman
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha nominee and one of India's finest bowlers recently collaborated with the Indian Embassy in Oman to save 21-year-old Bathinda girl Kamaljeet Kaur, who was "illegally held and manhandled by her employers".
Beyonce's 'Renaissance' fails to impress fans. Read details here
Pop star Beyonce has been ruling millions of hearts for about two decades. However, her recent album Renaissance could not record whooping sales.
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Why this has got to be the worst IPL ever, advertisements-wise
Watching the cricket league on TV is like watching a maalgaadi (crash) of ads – without remembering the products being advertised – with off-and-on bat-and-ball action.
Not interested in Congress chief job, Rahul 'has it in him' to lead it: Amarinder Singh
Speaking at a conclave to mark the third anniversary of his government, the chief minister said the choice of the next leadership rested with the Congress Working Committee and everyone wanted the 130-year-old party to revive and regain its lost glory and ground. "Rahul Gandhi definitely has it in him to steer the party as its leader," said Amarinder.
Extrapolating 2 years' profit to 20 years' returns biggest mistake we make in midcaps : Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
Life is not about regrets, life is about learnings, Jhunjhunwala told market veteran Madhu Kela.
From bush roses to paintings: President Kovind's Myanmar trip will push soft power
Displaying special connect with Myanmar, Kovind will present bush roses grown in Rashtrapati Bhawan to Aung San Suu Kyi and special paintings from BodhGaya.
Option to resolve Ram temple issue through community dialogue over: Faizabad BJP chief
Pandey claims that majority population of Ayodhya want to see the temple being built as it is a "matter of faith" for them and the "BJP is the only party that raises this issue for them".
Army planning a counter terrorism village with Mosque and Church to train troops
Village in Gaya will have mannequins of villagers clad in burqas, phirans and Pathan suits. It will also have models with NE attire and police uniform.
SRK works his charm at ET GBS with 'Raees' dialogue, songs, & future of cinema; read complete speech
Loaded with his trademark jokes, King Khan's speech went from him wanting to be a 'legend' to big data.
Patna HC grants bail to suspended JD(U) MLC Manorama Devi
Senior advocate Y V Giri, who appeared for Manorama Devi, said that she is a lady and a law abiding person who has surrendered before the court in the case.
Rail Budget 2014: On Budget day, passengers of Mahabodhi Express face tough time
Some at the station say the taps are deliberately targeted by the vendors. Railway sources plead helplessness, saying they can't man the supply 24X7.
2013: Year of biopics in cinema
The extraordinary story of Indian Olympian Milkha Singh, life and times of technology visionary Steve Jobs and Nelson Mandela's prisoner-to-president journey, were among the stories that filled the cinema calendar in the year gone by.
Fall in tourist influx: Security concerns out-weigh cheap rupee lure
A cheaper rupee hasn’t opened the floodgates for foreign tourists. Fear of sexual assaults is a big reason they’re avoiding India.
Planning your summer vacation? Best heritage sites in India
Some of the ideal getaways ET-Travel recommends: Mahabalipuram; Buddhist Monuments at Sanchi; Rock Shelters of Bhimbetaka; Ajanta and Ellora Caves; Sun Temple Konark.
From Bastar to Bodhgaya, states promoting offbeat destinations to get higher share of tourists
O&M, which created the ‘Incredible India’ campaign for the ministry of tourism in 2002, also has to be credited with making another state popular as a tourism destination.
Bata India increases net profit by 41% in Q1
Bata India increases net profit 2. keyword: Bata
Filmfare Awards: Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara bags 7 awards, Rockstar 5
In an evening of glitz and good cheer, the 57th Idea Filmfare Awards 2011 were presented at the newly set up Reliance MediaWorks Studio in the sylvan environs of Film City.
Golden Kela Awards: Here’s a list of the contenders
Bollywood as always manages to walk away with all the honours year after year, gloom or no gloom. Few dare to dishonour it.
Dev Anand: An actor in tune with life, songs and dialogue
It is arguable that Hindi cinema has lost, with Dev Anand’s death, its last remaining icon of a certain charming foppery.
Sanjay: Can you book Rajini for terror?
Dare anyone put a terror charge on Rajinikanth? ... no, because fans and the Tamil film fraternity will come out in his support - a bonding which, says Sanjay Dutt, Bollywood has lost.
Lalu, Nitish involve in laughter challenge
As polling day nears, RJD chief Lalu Prasad is excelling in his trademark humour. But he has met his match in chief minister Nitish Kumar, making it a satirical slugfest.
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