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Shahroz Ali Khan's Grit Takes Him Places in the Glam World
Undeterred by rejections and barriers, he persisted, starting off by assisting senior producers and directors to learn the ropes of film-making.
Exclusive Interview: Astrologer Pankaj Khanna Explores the Impact of Astrology, Gemstones, and Vastu on Well-being
Mr. Khanna emphasized the integral role of astrology in guiding individuals toward a more balanced and prosperous life.
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Mainstreaming the Northeast: What might work, and what might not
To what extent the Northeastern states succeed will depend on several factors. It is, however, indubitable that the direction is right.
Open jails are a great idea, but why do we not want more of them?
Only 4 of the 63 open jails in the country accept women.
Justice vs pettiness in Kathua rape case: Why we need to separate good politics from the bad
The 8-year-old rape victim represents five layers of the underprivileged in India.
Akshaya Tritiya 2018: Allocate upto 15% of total portfolio on gold
Rajeev Kapoor, Vice President, Trustline, shared his views on impact on gold amidst heightened geo-political tension, investment and the prospects of returns in gold.
Caste, communists, cinema, Cauvery: Why BJP cannot jump easily over the C factors in southern India
The southern states are miles ahead or miles away from most of BJP's pet poll planks: national security, law and order, Hindutva and the fight against corruption.
There is a child in Salman Khan who has now put him in jail
There is a child within Salman Khan. You tell that child to shut up he will shout your roof down. You tell that child to not shoot at an endangered species... well.
Sleep of reason produces monsters and Bharat bandh
Parochial and knee-jerk reactions from the political class and intellectuals have left no room for meaningful interface and dialogue over the Supreme Court's order on the SC/ST Act.
Former untouchables, contemporary invisibles: Why the SC/ST Act matters, and why the Supreme Court needs to ensure justice
The SC has pulled a balancing act before with empowering laws. It needs only to look at dowry if it wants to ensure justice with the SC/ST Act.
The rise of an illiberal India: What the logjam in Parliament shows us
This is the age of decibel and drama. Gone are the days when the eloquence of oratory and the cogency of arguments were lauded in Parliament.
Brutally Basic Bollywood: Communalising Bollywood is absurd: Hey Ram, let Aamir Khan play Krishna
Bollywood has never been communal. Did we hear Hanuman ji complain about Salman Khan in Bajrangi Bhaijaan?
The loneliness of being Anna Hazare or: What has gone wrong
Anna Hazare has been virtually dumped by those who cheered him in 2011. However, his own puritanism makes it difficult to see a practical sense in his methods.
It seems Bollywood actors are not willing to tell the truth about their lives
It seems Bollywood actors are not willing to tell the truth about their lives.
Super Kings in Tamil Nadu politics: Promises in search of mythical glory
Evoking the glory of past kings and promising the return of their golden age of rule is a growing trend of suspicious currency in Tamil Nadu's politics.
Rahul Gandhi-led Congress turns confident after plenary, but hard ground realities show it has miles to go to unseat Modi
Rahul Gandhi has matured as a speaker. But now, he will have to show if there is a 'Rahul Gandhi the deal-maker' lurking behind.
Still wedded to Socialism, Congress has learnt nothing and forgotten nothing
The recent Congress plenary session has showed that the Congress still wants to undo the liberalisation that its own government started in 1991.
#ZeeJLF Conversations on the Sidelines: 'Creating Role Models in Advancement Through Education'
Education cannot just be inherited. It needs to evolve to imparting the skills and knowledge that are needed at any given point in time.
Bollywood keeps quiet on wrongdoing by its own, this time it's Daler Mehndi
For Bollywood, mum's the word, dad's the bottom line and betas can't do any wrong.
Message from UP bye-elections: It is time to think of 'governance vote banks'
Adityanath lost because he was not fully positioned either on community politics or governance politics.
Mandatory CSR is morally reprehensible, logically repugnant, and economically wasteful
Compulsory CSR also flies in the face of Make in India programme.