Reportedly, the actress charged Rs 5 crore for the three-minute song.

The Election Commission would be apprised of the change as per the Representation of the People Act and relevant rules. In its outreach ini...

As per the Technopak report, in FY21, the company had an approximate market share of 14 per cent of the organised market. Other key players...

Your thoughts determine whether your mind is tranquil or agitated. They decide the clarity or confusion of the intellect. And the body foll...

Addressing the 125th anniversary celebrations of 'Prabuddha Bharata', a monthly journal of the Ramakrishna Order started by Swami Vivekanan...

Its publication was started from Chennai (erstwhile Madras), where it continued to be published for two years, after which it was published...

"It is high time we came together to protect our Dharma from aggressive forces. Remember, only we can do this for Bharata Mata," Ravi tweet...

The workshop will also feature experts from the field of Yoga and Ayurveda to showcase pioneering research being done in these fields which...

“Bharatiya culture holds together the people in the country, despite differences in looks, languages and worshiping patterns,” RSS joint ge...

'Why should it be the business of governments to interfere in the entertainment industry and how it perceives the world?,' asks Samson.

Mallika Sarabhai’s son Revanta says the arts can be used as innovative communication for brands

It is clear that MMS is impervious to any kind of heckling or insult, the sign of an evolved individual, unruffled by extremes .

They travel thousands of miles from the coast of Mexico to Visakhapatnam, weathering numerous storms and threats along the way just to bree...

In an NYTinterview, Martin Seligman was alluding to the idea of films as an uplifting drug, something that Karl Marx had earlier extended t...

In an exclusive interaction with ET, Malavika Sarukkai, who was once described by The Guardian newspaper as a “a goddess” who danced “at Ed...

The troubled land deal between the Andhra Pradesh government and IMG Bharata is snowballing into a bigger issue.

Infosys's plans of setting up its largest campus in Hyderabad have hit a snag because a part of the land given to it by the government had ...