Anil Rastogi

81-year-old scientist-turned-actor Anil Rastogi was conferred with the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in New Delhi. He had a scientific background and transitioned into acting, with over 600 theatre performances. He was mentored by BV Karanth, MK Raina, Ravi Baswani, Balraj Pandit, and Raj Bisaria.

Jatin Khurana took to Instagram to share the new poster of the film 'Tauba Tera Jalwa'.

day after a massive unipole billboard fell over a four-wheeler on Shaheed Path, killing two persons, including a child, the Lucknow Municipal Corporation (LMC) and the Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) woke up on Tuesday and identified that nearly one-third of hoardings do not comply with norms and about 130 were illegally installed.

Apart from being a great scientist, Dr CR Krishnamurti was an avid theatre and music lover and had excellent command over English, Tamil, Malayalam and Sanskrit, said renowned actor and former CDRI scientist Anil Rastogi.

The towns and cities were decorated with the hues of the tricolour and the streets were crowded with people from all walks of life. The day was special for every countrymen as it was the first Republic Day celebration where the break of the dawn gave a new dimension to the young democracy.

Former director of Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (IITR) and the first CEO of Lucknow's Biotech Park, PK Seth, died on Thursday following cardiac arrest.

Youngsters attending a summer theatre workshop at Bhartendu Natya Academy (BNA) got tips in acting from Bhojpuri film star Ravi Kishan on Monday.

About 150 people participated in a walkathon to spread awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco consumption on World No Tobacco Day at Janeshwar Mishra Park.

‘Akhari Vasant’, staged at Sant Gadge Auditorium on Friday, depicted how an old couple, who are mentally traumatised after being abandoned by their kids, try to address their depression by hiring professionals to visit them posing as their son and daughter-in-law.

Continuing with the celebrations of the 25th anniversary of LT, as promised we bring to you another story on how the city was 25 years ago and what it is now. Here Dr Anil Kumar Rastogi and Salim Arif talk about how theatre has grown in the city from a one-odd play being staged at Ravindralaya in Charbagh in the 90s to several theatre festivals being hosted in the city now throughout the year

Lucknow Metro on Sunday launched ‘Go Smart Card’ in Braille for the convenience of visually challenged passengers, to mark the first anniversary of the commercial run of Metro on the entire 23km North-South corridor from Munshipulia till CCS airport.