Brands are categorically asking creatives and marketers to steer clear of religion, politics or anything that has the potential to offend, ...

If boycotts are a form of legitimate protest, then social media users seem to have taken that to another level these days. Anything and any...

In attacking festival ads, the right wing crudely constructs the model Hindu woman and regulates Muslim presence. If this country needs a t...

Zomato recently faced a massive backlash on social media over an agent asking a user from the state to learn Hindi - the national language ...

Story-telling techniques for product marketing and brands could take a beating for certain categories as a result and devising post-campaig...

No festival belongs to a specific community or religion. In a composite culture like ours, Eid was celebrated by Hindus, and Muslims wholeh...

While many social media users said they appreciate the ad for being inclusive and progressive, an equally large number of people said the a...

Food app in language row; apparel retailer trolled for 'Jashn' ads

The savings that India's software services firms have enjoyed due to Covid-induced travel restrictions may be coming to an end.

Expressing his desire to "read Sahir, Faiz or Eliya in the Parliament someday", the poet said that it was difficult to find a balance betwe...

"Urdu was born here in India. It developed here. In no other country in the world do you have Urdu. There is so much of Hindi in Urdu," Sar...

Amidst outrage over the Dadri lynching, the government stressed that it will not allow the "agenda of destruction" to dominate over develop...

The couplets he recited at the 17th annual Jashn-e-Bahaar mushaira here on Friday evinced much interest among those present at the event.

Politicians remember beauty of Urdu during elections, and rest of time, language remains non-existent for them, noted Urdu poet Gulzar Dehl...

Classical Urdu poet Mirza Ghalib should be honoured with the country's highest civilian award Bharat Ratna, PCI Chairman Markandey Katju ha...

Katju said that giving Bharat Ratna to cricketers and film stars, who have "no social relevance", is making a "mockery" of the award.