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SC's Aravalli move spotlights threats to Western Ghats

The Supreme Court's expert committee for the Aravallis underscores the crisis facing India's ancient mountains. Experts demand zoning for conservation, stronger regulation, and public awareness to save ecologically sensitive areas from unchecked infrastru

1954 Tamil Classic 'Ratha Kanneer' Donated to NFAI

A rare 35mm print of the 1954 Tamil satire 'Ratha Kanneer' has been donated to the National Film Archive of India in Pune, highlighting the urgent need to preserve cinematic heritage. Discover the film's journey and restoration plans.

Tollywood seeks police probe into social media sabotage

Tollywood stakeholders meet Kolkata Police Commissioner to demand probe into online trolling & fake box office figures harming Bengali cinema. Industry insiders cite deeper issues like rushed shoots & narrative wars.

Hotspot: Kolkata Zombie Short Film Out on YouTube

A new Indian action-comedy short film 'Hotspot' with survival horror elements, shot in Kolkata's abandoned spots, is now streaming on YouTube. The crew's film shoot turns into a real zombie fight.

Viral Video: Perfectly Hidden Snake in Western Ghats

A viral video by Ishan Shanavas reveals a green vine snake's flawless camouflage in the Western Ghats. See how this simple clip amazed millions and sparked a conversation about nature's wonders.

Telangana Vows Full Support to Film Industry

Telangana's government pledges full support to filmmakers, aiming to make the state India's top film destination. Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy highlights short films' role at Hyderabad festival.

Varanasi: India's 2500-Year-Old Living Civilization

Discover Varanasi, India's ancient spiritual heart where timeless rituals, vibrant culture, and raw authenticity offer a transformative journey into the soul of the nation. Explore its enduring legacy.

Bollywood Turns to AI Amid Film Industry Slump

As Bollywood faces post-pandemic challenges, filmmakers are using AI to create large-scale projects faster and cheaper. Will this technological gamble revive Indian cinema?

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