Few Hindi film franchises have carved as distinct an identity as Jolly LLB. Subhash Kapoor’s 2013 sleeper hit offered something rare: a courtroom drama that wasn’t just about the law but society. It ...

Dalit literature faces a new threat — biased algorithms, poor digitisation, and academic neglect are pushing this powerful movement rooted in resistance and equality to the margins again ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- As primary elections take place Tuesday, many may also be wishing they could vote for a new Browns placekicker after two missed kicks by rookie Andre Szmyt led to the Browns loss to ...

A former Akron Beacon Journal cartoonist is defending a political cartoon about the death of Charlie Kirk that he posted online, which was subsequently picked up by some newspapers. The cartoon found ...

In a reported case of moral policing at Indiranagar layout in Kanakapura on Saturday, a group of men allegedly assaulted their female relative and a man from a different community, before partially ...

On critically analysing the root causes of scams, accidents, and unethical activities, one common reason stands out: people resorting to shortcuts involving corruption, unlawful acts, and greed ...

Qatar, with its prudent leadership, believes in peace as the rational and moral option and in constructive dialogue as the path toward ensuring a more cooperative and safe future among peoples, Doha ...

Recent data shows the state government made more than $450 million from the $1 billion South Australians put into poker machines. Just one per cent of all gambling revenue goes back into the Gambling ...

The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a devastating blow—not only to his family and loved ones, but to the soul of our nation. Charlie was a bold voice for conservative values, faith, and freedom. His ...

Vivek Agnihotri's controversial film, 'The Bengal Files', faced a modest opening, earning approximately Rs 1.75 crore amidst clashes with 'Baaghi 4'. The film's release was marred by alleged theatre ...

Stephen Walker paints a picture of a man who was hard to like but churlish not to respect as he came to disavow sectarianism David Trimble (left) with Bono (centre) and John Hume (right) on stage ...

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