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MADAM PRIME MINISTER

Fatima Sana Shaikh plays Indira Gandhi in the Meghna Gulzar-directed Sam Bahadur, based on the life of Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw

PULP FICTION

C.M. Naim's 'informal history' of early Urdu crime fiction sees the genre getting its rightful place in the literary canon

Trouble in Paradise

Besides being a mystery novel, Nilima Rao's A Disappearance in Fiji is also a critique of the indenture system

GUILTY PLEASURES

Hachette India's The Great Yellowbacks is a retro revival series of classic crime fiction and thrillers from the mid-18th century all the way to the 1960s

CINEMA FOR ENVIRONMENT

The fourth edition of the All Living Things Environmental Film Festival will see screenings of offbeat films across India

THE HEAT IS ON

THE COMPETITION SECTIONS AT THE UPCOMING KOLKATA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL PROMISE A TREASURE TROVE OF INTERESTING FILMS

Off the Beaten Path

NAGA CHAITANYA MAKES HIS STREAMING DEBUT WITH DHOOTHA, WHERE HIS CHARACTER IS IN STARK CONTRAST TO HIS ROMANTIC HERO IMAGE IN TELUGU CINEMA

ROCK CITY

A new music festival Bandland aims to reinstate Bengaluru as India's rock music capital

Back With a Bang

Pop-rock band Euphoria is celebrating 25 years since its debut with a special set at NH7 Weekender, a nationwide tour and fresh releases

FOR A SUITABLE RETURN

The government's big push on infrastructure has yielded dividends, but there's still miles to go

BETTING BIG ON DATA

How Gati Shakti and the National Logistics Policy are putting India's infra on a high growth trajectory

CREATING A PRIVATE SPACE

Experts deliberate on the role of the private sector in India's infrastructure development and the key hurdles that the government needs to ease

AN OCEAN OF OPPORTUNITIES

India's 7,500-km-long coastline offers vast potential. Experts discuss how to make the best use of that geographical advantage

CHARTING A NEW FLIGHT PLAN

India needs to resolve the structural challenges that confront the aviation industry to make the best of the ever-widening opportunities

CLEAN POWER IMPERATIVE

India's green energy transition demands a sweeping overhaul of the sector-from infrastructure to financing and from hybrid systems to favourable regulations

KEEPING GREEN PROMISES

A boost to renewable energy production is an imperative with India setting a bold target of meeting 50 per cent of its power requirement from clean fuels by 2030

Reaching the Unreached

How a citizen resource information initiative is transforming the delivery of services

A Powerhouse in the Making

Be it infrastructure development, attracting investment or agricultural production, Uttar Pradesh is now a leader among states

NOW, A RENEWABLE FORCE TOO

One of the earliest states to have electrification, Karnataka is also the pioneer of renewable energy production in the country

NAVIGATING A MARITIME FUTURE

The plethora of initiatives taken in shipping and allied sectors have made India a vital force in the global maritime industry

ON THE FAST TRACK

The government's relentless focus on ensuring the seamless progress of initiatives in these realms has become a key factor in shaping India's growth story

The Retreat of a Moveable Feast

The iconic dabbawalas of Mumbai, who brought lunch on time, now have time running out on them. Feted globally as masters of logistics, they have a tough delivery to make: a future for themselves in a post-Covid world ruled by food delivery apps

POLITICS OF THE BEAUTIFUL GAME

Seeking to channel football's all-pervading popularity in Bengal towards extending political control, the Trinamool Congress is spreading its tentacles in the sport's administration

A GLASS NEARLY FULL

SIX MONTHS ON, THE CONGRESS REGIME HAS ROLLED OUT FOUR OF THE FIVE PRE-POLL 'GUARANTEES', BUT A FEW HICCUPS REMAIN

HOW TO CLEAN UP

Four main sources contribute to pollution in our citiestransport, construction, coal-based power plants and agriculture. Here is how we can address them

THE HALAL HULLABALOO

The use of a 'halal' tag that certifies if a product is 'permissible for consumption under Islamic laws is, ironically, not permitted in Uttar Pradesh anymore.

PLAYING THE DIVISION GAME

THE CASTE CENSUS SHOULD HELP JAGAN'S YSRCP, WHICH HAS BEEN WOOING THE OBCs, A TRADITIONAL BASE OF THE RIVAL TDP, SINCE IT CAME TO POWER IN 2019

THE POLICE VERSUS THE NIA

THE CONGRESS GOVERNMENT CLAIMS THE NIA PROBE OVERLOOKED THE CONSPIRACY ANGLE

WHAT'S KILLING MAHA'S TIGERS?

OF THE 36 TIGER DEATHS IN MAHARASHTRA THIS YEAR, 13 ARE FOR UNNATURAL REASONS

THE GREAT INDIAN RESCUE

Sixteen days too late, but Diwali finally came for the 41 labourers who got trapped after a portion of the under-construction Silkyara-Barkot tunnel collapsed in Uttarakhand on November 12.