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Shyam Benegal: A Unique Voice of Indian Cinema

Shyam Benegal's filmography is a masterclass in understanding society, system, women, and the culture of the times he lived in, writes ETV Bharat's Minal Rudra.

Moazum Mohammad

Kashmir’s Cosy Love Affair With Kangri, The Ultimate Winter Darling Beating Modern Gadgets

Shuffling a hot kangri beneath the pheran—a long, loose woollen gown as intrinsic to the region as this traditional firepot—can define a true Kashmiri.

Priyanka Chandani

Exclusive | Sania Mirza: "I Was Not Put On The Earth To Just Hit Tennis Balls"

Says the star Tennis player about being in a position to change the narrative surrounding women athletes in an exclusive interview with ETV Bharat

Bride, Groom, Spy: Indians Hire Wedding Detectives To Verify Prospective Spouse, Sons Or Daughters-in-law

Hiring a marriage detective is a growing industry, with costs ranging from USD 100 to USD 2,000 based on the surveillance needed.

M T Vasudevan Nair, Doyen Of Malayalam Literature, Passes Away

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Two Alleged OGWs Booked Under PSA In Jammu’s Kishtwar And Kathua

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Two people were booked by J-K police under PSA, who were allegedly involved in ‘subversive’ activities.

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MoHUA To Include More Tier 2 Cities In Phase 2 Of India’s Smart City Mission

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Officials from housing ministry have said the inclusion of more tier 2 cities will be chalked out in next phase of the smart city mission.

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BJP Got Over Rs 2,600 CR Donations In 2023-24, Congress Rs 281 CR: EC Reports

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The donations listed in the reports were received till March 31, 2024, ahead of the Lok Sabha elections.

BJP Got Over Rs 2,600 CR Donations In 2023-24, Congress Rs 281 CR: EC Reports|episode|all

India Loses Rs 11,333 Crore To Cyber Scams In 2024, Surpassing AI Mission Budget Allocation

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According to CFCFRMS, nearly 12 lakh cyber scam complaints were received this year, with a majority of them coming from Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.

India Loses Rs 11,333 Crore To Cyber Scams In 2024, Surpassing AI Mission Budget Allocation|episode|all

Women Lead Protests Against Ropeway Project To Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine In Katra

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To extend their support people from different walks of life, including politicians reached Katra, and joined the protest.

Women Lead Protests Against Ropeway Project To Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine In Katra|episode|all

Row Over Shah's Ambedkar Remarks: Dalit, Adivasi, OBC Groups To Protest In Gujarat On Dec 28

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Congress MLA Jignesh Mevani said that a non-political rally will be held by Dalit, Adivasi, and OBC outfits on December 28 seeking Amit Shah's resignation.

Row Over Shah's Ambedkar Remarks: Dalit, Adivasi, OBC Groups To Protest In Gujarat On Dec 28|episode|all

Aroonim Bhuyan

Trouble Brewing In Bangladesh Over Holding Of Fresh Elections: Implications For India

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India will be concerned about the latest political developments in Bangladesh in terms of security in the neighbourhood.

Trouble Brewing In Bangladesh Over Holding Of Fresh Elections: Implications For India|episode|all

Pak Confirms Airstrikes Targeting Militants' Hideouts In Afghanistan, Kabul Terms It 'Brutal Act'

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Over 46 people were killed and many injured in airstrikes by Pakistani fighter jets on parts of the Barmal district in Paktika province on Tuesday.

Pak Confirms Airstrikes Targeting Militants' Hideouts In Afghanistan, Kabul Terms It 'Brutal Act'|episode|all

ICG Rescues Nine Indians From Sunken Dhow In Coordination With Pak Agency

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The ICGS Shoor proceeded at maximum speed to the probable location of the sinking vessel and conducted an extensive search operation.

ICG Rescues Nine Indians From Sunken Dhow In Coordination With Pak Agency|episode|all

Tourists on a safari in the Dhela zone of Jim Corbett National Park witnessed a rare moment when a tiger went in for the kill and attacked a herd of deer. The tiger pounced out of nowhere, killing its prey right before the eyes of the tourists, who caught the act on camera.Corbett Tiger Reserve Official, Saket Badola said, "Tiger hunting deer is a part of the natural food chain. It is important to note that a tiger often has to make 15-20 attempts before successfully killing its prey. Such incidents are a natural part of the food chain. These types of videos often emerge from various zones of Jim Corbett National Park, creating excitement as tourists get an opportunity to witness a tiger in action."The footage captured by the tourists also shows the tiger later dragging its prey into the jungle. The tourists sure were lucky to have witnessed the rare sight of an apex predator in action.

M T Vasudevan Nair Passes Away

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