Publisher
The Indian Army had removed from the Army chief's office the iconic painting based on the photograph of Pakistani General Niazi signing the instrument of surrender bringing to an end the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation war. The painting, which formed the prominent backdrop in the office of the Chief
by PublisherAs a response to the criticism of appeasing her electorate, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra carried a tote bag on Tuesday, protesting atrocities against minorities in Bangladesh during a demonstration at Parliament. On Monday, Priyanka's display of a bag bearing Palestine symbols in Parliament triggered backlash from the
by PublisherMahindra & Mahindra has overtaken Tata Motors as India’s third-largest carmaker three times in the second half of 2024, driven by successful vehicle launches. In August, September, and November, Mahindra's market share was 12.64%, 12.64%, and 13.14%, surpassing Tata’s 12.26%, 11.53%
by PublisherHybrid streaming platforms combining subscription video on demand (SVoD) and advertising-based video on demand (AVoD) are attracting significant viewership, with free content making up 50-90% of total views. Streaming services like ZEE5, SonyLIV, and JioCinema have found success with AVoD libraries, which cater to younger, cost-conscious viewers from tier-two and
by PublisherA political controversy has been triggered by historian Rizwan Kadri's letter to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, urging him to get former Congress President Sonia Gandhi to return the Jawaharlal Nehru papers taken away in 2008. These papers, containing correspondence with Albert Einstein and Edwina Mountbatten, were moved from
by PublisherHighlights include Congress MP's call to restore a 1971 war photograph at Army HQ, as well as PM Modi's push for reforms to capture overseas investment opportunities. The government launches 'Jalvahak' to promote inland waterway cargo transport.
by PublisherHighlights include Lok Sabha adjournment over BJP MP’s allegations on George Soros, while the Rajya Sabha was disrupted amid a no-confidence motion. The Asian Development Bank revises India’s growth forecast for 2024 to 6.5%, citing weaker private investment.
by Publisher