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Iran's new supreme leader has severe and disfiguring wounds, sources sayIran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is recovering from severe injuries. He sustained facial and leg wounds in an airstrike that kill...- Who is Sarla Maheshwari, veteran Doordarshan anchor and former lecturer at Hansraj College where Shah Rukh Khan studiedVeteran Doordarshan news anchor Sarla Maheshwari passed away at 71, leaving behind a legacy of calm screen presence and clear diction. She ...
- Sarla Maheshwari, veteran Doordarshan news anchor, passes away at 71: BroadcasterVeteran Doordarshan news anchor Sarla Maheshwari has passed away at the age of 71. Known for her calm delivery, precise pronunciation, and ...
- Mispronounced terms in the UK in 2023Here is a list of the most mispronounced terms in the UK in 2023. These words include Nepo baby, Stone of Scone, Barbenheimer, Bharat, etc.
- Award winning Doordarshan anchor Gitanjali Aiyar no moreAward-winning anchor Gitanjali Aiyar was in her mid-70s. Aiyar graduated from Kolkata's Loreto College, joining Doordarshan in 1971. She wa...
- BBC News reader George Alagiah announces break from work. Here's whyIt’s since 2014 that 66-year-old BBC newsreader, George Alagiah, has been fighting stage four bowel cancer.
- After Rupa Huq probe, Sally Nugent leaves UK leader Sir Keir Starmer quiveringIt comes after Labour MP Rupa Huq was suspended for remarks concerning Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.
- All the newsreaders fit to be shedUsed to news bulletins that are either caterwauling shows or graveyard shifts, a more casual approach, even if it is off-camera and sartori...
- Regional variety in how English language is spoken gets increasing acceptanceTrans-Atlantic rhoticity has crept in and even the once-hallowed tones of All India Radio newsreaders have evolved into a more indigenous p...
- Bangalore cops as newsreaders? Police channel soon on social mediaBengaluru police will have its own news channel on social media. It is taking an interactive mode to reach out to the people on Facebook & ...
- Rare, in fact, is the newsreader who gets an unfamiliar name rightSince the Chinese put their family names first, the news reader could well have surmised that they do the same with numerals.
- 50 consultants engaged by Prasar Bharati from 2010The details were provided by Information and Broadcasting minister Manish Tiwari in a written reply to a member's question in Lok Sabha.
- Vaiko seeks PM's intervention to save 19 Eelam Tamils in DubaiMDMK Leader Vaiko today appealed to PM Manmohan Singh for his intervention to save the lives of 19 Eelam Tamils currently living in Dubai.
- Don’t expect any key policy rate changes at this juncture: JM GargJ M Garg, Chairman & Managing Director, Corporation Bank, says that do not expect any key policy rate changes at this juncture but yes, the...
- Be cautious before going long on Tech MahindraAnu Jain, Technical Analyst, Indiainfoline, says I do not see more negative trade happening right in the beginning except for stocks probab...
- 'Defensives tend to do better when markets are volatile'Anil Manghnani, www.eqwise.in, Director, Modern Shares and Stockbrokers Limited, says defensives tend to do better when markets are little ...
- 'Optimism over front line PSU and private bank stocks'In an interview with ET Now, Gaurang Shah, Asst. Vice President, Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services, says that one should be a little bi...
- There is quite a lot of downside to go in cement: Phani ShekharIf you go by the current demand estimates of 9-11%, apart from the oversupply, clearly even in the downturn, the cement business performanc...
- 'Markets will begin moving up or down in next quarter''In December, we are more or less towards the holiday season', says Girish Nadkarni, Executive Director, Avendus Capital Pvt Ltd.
- Upside for market seems limited: Ambareesh BaligaAmbareesh Baliga, Vice President, Karvy Stock Broking shared his insight into the present markets with ET Now.
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