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Kajol, Prabhudeva to reunite for action thriller 'Maharagni - Queen of Queens'
Naseeruddin Shah, Samyuktha Menon, Jisshu Sengupta, Aditya Seal, Pramod Pathak and Chhaya Kadam of Cannes Grand Prix winner "All We Imagine As Light" fame also round out the cast of the pan India film.
'Viduthalai 1': When can you stream Vetri Maaran’s film on OTT? Check details here
'Viduthalai,' directed by Vetri Maaran, is based on the novel 'Thunaivan.' The movie stars Soori and Vijay Sethupathi in the lead roles, with Soori playing a cop who undergoes a transformation into a hero, impressing many with his dedication.
Vetrimaaran, Vijay Sethupathi's 'Viduthalai - Part 1' box office collection picks up pace on Day 2
The Tamil film 'Viduthalai - Part 1', directed by Vetrimaaran, has garnered positive reviews from both fans and critics for its engaging storyline, strong performances by the lead actors, impressive cinematography, and well-executed casting.
Amazon’s India corruption probe; Facebook’s new public policy head
Amazon has begun an investigation into allegations of corruption by its legal representatives in India and has placed a senior member of the team on leave, The Morning Context reported earlier today.
Tourism industry broadly welcomes measures announced by the finance ministry, but feels much more needs to be done
Tourism secretary Arvind Singh said the tourism ministry was in touch with both the industry and the finance ministry and called the measures 'welcome steps.'
Women are valuable human resource, there should be zero tolerance towards gender insensitivity: HC
The observations came while allowing the appeal of a woman against a single judge order imposing Rs 50,000 cost on her and directing initiation of appropriate action against her for filing a false sexual harassment complaint against a senior colleague.
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Jaishankar defends NDA government's decision to allow ISI officials to visit Pathankot air base in 2016
He said the NDA government did not put the victim of terror and perpetrator of terrorism on the same plane by allowing the Pakistani team to visit the Pathankot air base as part of the joint investigation into the Pathankot terror attack case. In a clear reference to Pakistan, he said India should never ever allow terrorism to be normalised.
We need inclusive capitalism that can help vulnerable people: Rajiv J Shah, President, Rockefeller Foundation
The foundation, active in India since 1913, has now partnered with Tata Power to install mini grids to supply power to more than 10,000 villages. “We can bring the cost down significantly… and we are sure low income customers will pay for reliable power,” says Shah in an interview with Shailesh Menon in Mumbai.
RBI's institutional capabilities very strong; not dependent on any particular individual: Niti
The Niti Aayog vice chairman also assured that the government will do whatever is required to continue its business as usual.
Sino-India ties under stress, need recalibration: Shivshankar Menon
India China relationship are under stress. You can see this stress, said former national security advisor Shivshankar Menon.
Analysts say Infosys back to its old conservative ways
The sharp cut in Infosys' guidance indicates a return to its old practice of guidance so conservative that it cannot fail to meet it, said analysts.
Soviets paid Congress, CPI, CPI-M members even in Rajiv Gandhi era: CIA
This continued into the Rajiv Gandhi rule, although he tried to reduce the influence of Moscow on India, says the report.
Eight startups graduate out of Cisco LaunchPad's inaugural cohort
Cisco LaunchPad is the American multinational networking company's initiative to accelerate startups.
Delhi HC refuses plea to lift ban on airing BBC gangrape documentary 'India's Daughter'
Opposing the request, government's standing counsel Monika Arora said the petitions should be dismissed by imposing cost on the petitioners.
Startups to create 3 lakh new jobs by 2020
As per estimates of the talent assessment firm MeritTrac, the start-up ecosystem in India may hire 2.5 -3 lakh employees by 2020.
S Jaishankar was UPA-2’s first choice for foreign secretary
Even UPA-2 had wanted Jaishankar to succeed Ranjan Mathai as foreign secretary, but was forced to settle for Sujatha Singh.
No more Laxman rekhas: 'Common Man' orphaned, but legacy stays
The legacy that Laxman leaves behind him is the way he deployed the 'hasya rasa' (humour, one among nine aesthetic emotions in Sanskrit poetics) to telling effect.
Indian expats join Nelson Mandela memorial services
Many expatriate Indians working here and others who have made South Africa their new home were among thousands of people who flocked to Mandela's residence.
Marriott International opens business hotel at Chakan near Pune
It is a third Courtyard in the city and 10th in the country. This is the first international star hotel in the Chakan-Talegaon industrial belt.
Neighbouring states encouraging terrorism: V Narayanasamy
Narayanasamy said terrorism has "no religion" and cited the instances of human bomb attacks in which Rajiv Gandhi and Benazir Bhutto were killed.
Italian chopper deal: India bought helicopters Obama rejected as ‘costly’
Obamafound the copters too exorbitant to pass muster in 2009. But Indian govt had no such qualms & inked Rs 3,546-cr deal.
For first time investors, mutual funds are the safest bet to enter Rajiv Gandhi Scheme
First-time investors shouldn’t invest in stocks on their own, as they lack knowledge & maturity to deal with market ups and downs.
Legal divas follow Zia Mody's footsteps, rewrite industry laws
Meet some of today's top women lawyers who are following in the hallowed footsteps of India's best-known legal diva, the 56-year-old Zia Mody.
India subjected to nuclear blackmail before 98 Pokhran tests
India was subjected to nuclear blackmail through explicit and implicit threats at least thrice but the 1998 Pokhran tests changed the situation.
India not to give up nuke arms till universal disarmament
"Nuclear weapons today are integral part of our national security and will remain so, pending non-discriminatory and global nuclear disarmament," External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said.
India, China have "full spectrum relationship": Shiv Shankar Menon
'We have come a long way from the days of sixties and early seventies when it was an adversarial relationship, dominated by a single issue.'
Tamil director Gautham Vasudev Menon making India's first trilingual film
Photon's idea is to make three movies with three different heroes, three different producers in three languages – Tamil, Telugu and Hindi.
BJP creates ruckus in Rajya Sabha over land acquisition in Haryana
The BJP created ruckus in Rajya Sabha over land allotment in Haryana to the Rajiv Gandhi Trust forcing two adjournments.
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