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With some of the greatest compositions of all time, Ghulam Mohammed carved an irreplaceable niche for himself in the world of commercial cinema that...

Striking a balance between development and environmental sustenance has ignited many debates without concrete solutions – it's time to apply brakes...

Ashwini Attri, Deputy CAG in the office of Comptroller & Auditor General, is also an amateur photographer perfectly balancing his work and passion...

The Durga Puja carnival on Kolkata’s Red Road is a spectacle – alongside gorgeous idols and captivating performances, there is an equal emphasis on...

Though the advent of automatic systems has improved flight safety – human error still poses mortal risk and can only be tackled by formalising and...

Suraiya is regarded the last illustration of singer-actor in Indian cinema, before the advent of modern-day playback singers

As the Mother Goddess's homecoming draws within touching distance, the narrow lanes of Kumartuli come alive with busy craftsmen adding their hurried...

The media industry today is drowning in financial challenges. The way ahead will demand innovation – not only in content but also in methods of...

Born in penury, Noor Jehan went on to script a rich legacy as an aristocratic artist who braved many odds to continue singing and enthralling millions...

The unsupervised disposal of pharmaceuticals is giving birth to a host of new challenges – contamination of water sources, poisoning of agricultural...

September 8 was World Physical Therapy Day. Dr Alopa Madane, an acclaimed physiotherapist, provides answers on why pets as well as humans may need...

Atal Bihari Vajpayee displayed a surprising dichotomy of espousing rightist ideals while proposing unblemished equality among all communities – this...