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Actress Smita Singh had made a comeback to TV with 'Sab Satrangi' after a break of almost two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She was last seen in 'Tera Kya Hoga Alia', which ended in October 2020.

The effect of the #MeToo movement can be seen percolating into India’s vast rural hinterlands. But a lot still remains to be done.

Jharkhand is blessed with nature’s bounty, but the highlight remains the waterfalls that are peppered across the state, each better than the other

Anjum Moudgil went down 12-16 in the Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions gold medal match to Denmark’s Rikke Maeng Ibsen.

Let us hope that with the stamp of the Booker Prize on Geetanjali Shree’s novel, it will be more present in the storefront of book-sellers. And after it, other books translated from the bhashas

In the men's air rifle team competition, the Indian troika of Rudrankksh Patil, Paarth Makhija and Dhanush Srikanth fell short in their bronze medal match.

The dense forests, hills and mountains of Sikkim are home to a huge variety of animal species from musk deer and red panda, to bharal or blue sheep, the Himalayan black bear and the elusive snow leopard.

Indian society is weaved in a way where any middle-class family when goes through a rough financial time, every member shares the stress & you of course don’t want your child to be worried about family’s financial condition

Increasingly angry and anarchic, a new spate of Tamil films are embracing—even asserting—their inherent Ambedkarite politics in ways that are both revolutionary and rewarding

Rudrankksh Balasaheb Patil, Shiva Narwal and Palak won the gold medals for India on the first day of the ISSF Junior World Cup 2022 in Germany.

Yadav claimed that he has been raising the issue of the BPSC's style of functioning whenever the assembly is in session and demanded “Rs 5 lakh compensation to all such candidates whose examination centres were far away from their home towns.

The ones featured in this article have unique stories that speak volumes of their efforts. Some overcame hurdles, and others fought off prejudices.

Judges calling slum dwellers ‘encroachers’ goes against constitutional human rights and indicates the sorry state of the poor

She was inclined toward the glamour world from a very young, she never knew that anchoring is also a career option to pursue.

Looking for places to cool off in the summer? Team OT recommends destinations in India for the perfect summer vacation

Only in the holy city would you find a signboard which says, “One can stay here for a maximum of fifteen days. If someone does not die within those fifteen days, then they would have to make arrangements elsewhere.”

Banks have come a long way from being just lenders. They are fast becoming a one-stop shop for all financial transactions, and setting up a digital infrastructure to handle this huge load of data is the best way forward

The Bollywood star couple -- who have been dating for five years -- tied the knot on April 14, in an intimate ceremony, which was attended by close family and friends. 

The rise of NFTs as a separate entity different from crypto currencies calls for the requirement of a regulatory framework to prevent forgeries and for the protection of intellectual property

The bond between me and Puchi in today’s Kashmir seems more of a myth than a reality. Peace is integral to true development and survival with grace.

A Kashmiri Pandit on how the ‘Nightingale of Kashmir’, Habba Khatoon, has become integral to his lived experience

Friedrich Dürrenmatt’s 'Die Panne' has spawned many adaptations, including HBO’s 'The Deadly Game', Bengali film 'Anusandhan' and Bollywood’s recent release 'Chehre;. But it was Vijay Tendulkar’s 'Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe', which is spun around its germ, that stands out 

A young woman writer navigates through personal and professional spaces, recording moments that shape us.

Saadat Hasan Manto’s short story ‘Das Rupay’ is the tale of a 15-year-old pushed into the flesh trade by her mother. In his early days in Mumbai, Manto lived in a chawl near Kamathipura, editing a film magazine called ‘Mussawir’ and often visited Kamathipura for the material for his stories.