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Hindi's Cosmopolitan Legacy in Vintage Magazines

Discover how Francesca Orsini's groundbreaking research reveals the multilingual, culturally rich world of pre-independence Hindi magazines that shaped modern Indian literature.

Radio Legend Pierre Robert Dies at 70

The iconic WMMR radio host Pierre Robert, whose distinctive voice defined Philadelphia's rock scene for over four decades, has died at age 70. Remembering his legendary career.

Karnataka's Forgotten Language Movement Hero

Discover the remarkable journey of Siddavanahalli Krishna Sharma, the unsung hero who ignited the Kannada language movement and fought for linguistic rights in Karnataka.

TNTA Celebrates 100 Years with WTA 250 Tournament

TNTA marks a historic century with special WTA 250 celebrations, honoring legendary players and Chennai's rich tennis legacy. Discover the journey of Tamil Nadu's tennis revolution.

Kamal Haasan: The Star Who Rejected Bollywood

Exclusive reveal: Kamal Haasan turned down Manmohan Desai's film with Amitabh Bachchan to focus on Tamil cinema, establishing himself as India's first pan-India superstar decades before the trend.

10 Old English Phrases Indians Use Daily

Discover how centuries-old English expressions from Shakespeare's era have seamlessly integrated into modern Indian conversations. These linguistic relics reveal fascinating historical connections.

Karnataka Police Caps: A Colourful History

Discover the untold story behind Karnataka Police's distinctive headgear - from British-era influences to modern identity markers that tell a century of policing history.

Rajesh Khanna accused Vinod Khanna of fake promises

Bollywood legend Rajesh Khanna once publicly slammed co-star Vinod Khanna for broken commitments and unfulfilled promises in a rare industry revelation that exposes behind-the-scenes tensions between the two icons.

Baahubali breaks Sholay's 40-year footfall record

SS Rajamouli's Baahubali creates cinematic history with highest theatre footfalls since Sholay, while shocking revelation emerges about Jason Momoa being first choice for villain role.

Sartaaj's Guru Tegh Bahadur tribute moves millions

Renowned Sufi singer Satinder Sartaaj's powerful ode to Guru Tegh Bahadur's supreme sacrifice has become an internet sensation, touching millions of hearts worldwide with its emotional depth and spiritual resonance.

Pune woman makes history in Ferrari Championship

Diana Pundole from Pune creates motorsport history by becoming the first Indian woman selected for the prestigious Ferrari Challenge North America series, breaking barriers in high-performance racing.

Indian WWII Soldiers Who Refused to Join INA

Discover the forgotten story of Indian POWs in WWII who refused to join Subhas Chandra Bose's Indian National Army, choosing loyalty over rebellion in German camps.

Literary Escapes 5th Edition with Rakshanda Jalil

The 5th edition of Literary Escapes featured historian Rakshanda Jalil in an engaging session about her latest book 'But You Don't Look Like a Muslim' and her literary journey exploring India's diverse cultural heritage.

Cuomo laughs at 9/11 comment about Muslim lawmaker

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo faces backlash after laughing at radio host's controversial remark suggesting Democrat Zohran Mamdani would 'cheer another 9/11' in heated exchange condemned as Islamophobic.

Jungle Raj: Bihar's Political Legacy Explained

Explore the controversial history of 'Jungle Raj' - from its origins in Bihar's lawless period to its current usage in Indian political rhetoric. Discover how this powerful phrase continues to shape political narratives.

Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum First Gallery Opens 2026

India's ambitious National Museum project, Yuge Yugeen Bharat, will open its first gallery by December 2026 at the North Block, featuring cutting-edge technology and immersive displays of India's civilizational journey.

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