Kamal Haasan Demands Transparent Film Certification Process
Rajya Sabha MP Kamal Haasan urges a 'principled relook' at CBFC's certification, demanding transparency and timely clearances. Read his full statement on the issue impacting Tamil cinema.
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Kamal Haasan Demands Review of Film Certification Process
Veteran actor Kamal Haasan urges film industry unity for constructive dialogue with government to safeguard artistic freedom and review certification norms. Read more.
Kamal Haasan Demands Transparent CBFC Reform
Veteran actor Kamal Haasan calls for a principled review of CBFC certification, citing threats to creative freedom and livelihoods, following the 'Jana Nayagan' controversy. Read his full statement.
Gamdhani: A Quiet Film Making Loud Impact at Festivals
Gujarat filmmaker OmGuru's short film 'Gamdhani' wins Best Short Film at Roshni International Film Festival 2023. Explore how this minimalist masterpiece captures human relationships.
Muzaffar Ali donates 'Anjuman' print to NFDC-NFAI
Renowned filmmaker Muzaffar Ali donates a 35mm print of 'Anjuman' to NFDC-NFAI for preservation under the National Film Heritage Mission, highlighting efforts to save India's cinematic legacy.
Digital PET-CT Scanner Installed at Lucknow Cancer Institute
Kalyan Singh Super Specialty Cancer Institute in Lucknow begins installing a Rs 25 crore Digital PET-CT scanner, promising sharper images, reduced radiation, and faster diagnosis for cancer patients.
SA-XV Peptide: Breakthrough Against Drug-Resistant Eye Fungus
Scientists from Kolkata & Hyderabad identify a novel antimicrobial peptide, SA-XV, that could revolutionize treatment for drug-resistant fungal eye infections, a major cause of blindness in South Asia. Read the breakthrough findings.
Jana Nayagan's US ticket sales surge past 20,000
Thalapathy Vijay's final film, Jana Nayagan, surges past 20,000 US ticket sales, crossing $500k. Set to clash with Prabhas, it could challenge Coolie's North American record. Read the full box office analysis.
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.
Bihar approves 37 film shoots, launches film-friendly push
Bihar grants approval for over 37 films, web series & documentaries. New policy, website with VR tours, and film city plans aim to make Bihar a top shooting destination. Details inside.
New Institute in Puducherry Offers Logistics Management Courses
The Conscious Management Institute opens in Puducherry, offering specialized logistics and supply chain management courses to address India's growing industry demands. Explore new career paths today!
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.
Indian-American Dream Confronts New Reality of Hate
The journey of Indian-Americans from quiet assimilation to visible success triggers a backlash, challenging the very definition of belonging in America. Explore the clash between the 'White Castle' dream and modern identity politics.
Investor's 'Stay in India' Advice Sparks Debate
An Indian-American investor advises young talent to build careers in India, not the US, sparking backlash. Critics call it hypocrisy as he lives in America. Read the full story.
New Documentary on Jagadish Chandra Bose Announced
Bose Institute partners with Satyajit Ray Film Institute to create a documentary on Jagadish Chandra Bose using newly found archival material. Discover the fresh insights into the scientist's legacy.
Khader to Push for Opening of Mangaluru Railway Underbridge
Assembly Speaker UT Khader vows to resolve the delay in opening Mangaluru's Mahakalipadpu RUB. He also discusses plans for new cardiac and cancer care satellite units to boost regional healthcare.
New ₹40 Crore Child Health Centre in Madurai Opens in March
Madurai's new Institute of Child Health and Research Centre, a ₹40 crore facility with 219 beds, is set to become operational by March at GRH, boosting paediatric care for southern Tamil Nadu.
Ramaswamy's American Identity Vision Sparks MAGA Fury
Indian-American candidate Vivek Ramaswamy outlines his vision of American identity based on ideals, not heritage, at AmericaFest. He faces fierce criticism from sections of the MAGA right for his comments. Read the full story.
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.
Ramaswamy: America is a belief, not a bloodline
Indian-American leader Vivek Ramaswamy argues in The New York Times that both left and right are betraying American identity. Read his critique of identity politics.
Duyare Bibaho heads to Kerala Film Market after NFDC Bazaar
Amitabha Chaterji's dark satire Duyare Bibaho, exploring state-mandated marriage, continues its festival journey at the International Film Festival of Kerala's market. Discover this unique Bengali indie film.
Ramaswamy Defends 'American Identity' Essay, Faces Abuse
Indian-American Vivek Ramaswamy defends his NYT piece on American identity, facing racist abuse online. He argues identity is based on ideals, not ancestry. Read the full story.
Argentine Critic Lauds Malayalam Cinema & Messi's Kerala Fans
Argentine film critic Fernando Brenner breaks Bollywood stereotypes, hailing Malayalam cinema's depth and Kerala's love for Messi at IFFK. Discover his insights on Latin American films and more.
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?
BHU Institute of Science Hosts Mini-Marathon for Humanity
BHU's Institute of Science organized a 45-minute mini-marathon 'Endure the Miles, Wake Up for Humanity'. Vice-Chancellor Prof Ajit Kumar Chaturvedi flagged off the event, leading staff and students in the run. Read more about this inspiring campus initiat
Technician dies on Karthi's 'Marshal' set in Sivagangai
Tragic accident halts shooting of Karthi's period film 'Marshal' as technician Ayyanathan dies after drunken fall from roof. Production paused, safety measures under review.
Revised ISI Bill 2025 Faces Faculty Autonomy Concerns
Ministry releases revised ISI Bill 2025 draft, but faculty call changes 'cosmetic' as government control over institute management remains contentious issue.
Bamboo Shrimp Rediscovered in India After 72 Years
Scientists rediscover the bamboo shrimp in Karnataka and Odisha after 72 years. Learn about this rare species, the challenges faced, and the urgent need for conservation.
SCIFF 2025 Hosts Little Thomas Screening in Mumbai
SCIFF 2025 hosts special Little Thomas screening in Mumbai as world's largest children's film festival continues its cinematic journey across India. Don't miss the magic!
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