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'Rugged Appeal, Underrated Actor': How Foreign Media Paid Tributes To Dharmendra
Dharmendra, who died today at the age of 89, been ailing for quite some time
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"Political Air Appears Transformed": How Foreign Media Covered Modi 3.0 Oath
Narendra Modi was sworn in as the Prime Minister of India for a historic third term on Sunday, along with 71 ministers who are yet to be assigned their duties.
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"Unexpectedly Sobering": How Foreign Media Covered Indian Election Results
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to return for a third term with the BJP and its allies clinching a crucial victory in the recently held national election.
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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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China Slams Facebook's State Media Rules, Says It's Being Unfairly Targeted
China's foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang accused Facebook of selective enforcement and said he hoped the company would "abandon its ideological prejudice".
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Foreign Media On Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Photograph, Now Streaming On Amazon Prime
Photograph: This low-key dramedy is a disappointment, coming from the director of the delightful The Lunchbox.
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Made In Heaven Is Groundbreaking Look At Indian Weddings: Foreign Media On Amazon Prime Show
Made In Heaven is about two wedding planners serving New Delhi's elite and all their wedding spectacle needs
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Pehredaar Piya Ki Prompts Outrage For Glorifying Child Marriage: Foreign Media
"This soap is encouraging, glorifying and promoting child marriages and will negatively affect the entire society," Asha Bajpai, professor of law at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences said
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Baahubali Vanquishes Evil Uncle, Then Clobbers Bollywood: Foreign Media
Baahubali 2: The Conclusion has pulled in a box office record of almost Rs 16 billion ($248 million) since its April 28 release by appealing to moviegoers across India
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Deepika Padukone And Priyanka Chopra Are Different Actresses, Foreign Media. Allow Us To Explain
In video footage, Deepika Padukone is seen exiting the airport with voices clearly heard saying, "Priyanka, welcome back Priyanka"
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Foreign Media On Jayalalithaa: Secretive Politician Broke Gender Barriers
Jayalalitha Jayaram, a former film actress who became the powerful four-term leader of one of India's largest states, died Dec. 5, apparently of a heart attack. She was 68.
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Why Kejriwal Wants PM Modi To Expose Pak's Lies Now
Arvind's appeal is the acknowledgment of the demand for bi-partisanship support, and those who look at it differently are advised to change their specs as there is no point to living-in-denial like Pakistan.
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Foreign Media on Amitabh Bachchan: Still Boss of Bollywood at Almost 74
"At 74, beggars are not choosers. I get whatever comes to me. Fortunately they are stories that are commensurate with my age so I accept them. I need to work and I am happy to be working," he said
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From Kate's Hairstyles To Her Bare Feet, India Tour Is International News
The foreign press has covered Will and Kate in India (and now Bhutan) in minute detail, discussing not just what they did and said, in real time updates, but also what Ms Middleton wore or failed to wear, her hair and make-up and her alleged lack of personal grooming.
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Review: Kapoor & Sons Centers on an Indian Family's Flaws
Shakun Batra, whose previous films include Ek Main aur Ekk Tu, has a naturalist's feel for character and situations that's unusual in mainstream Bollywood. Even though Kapoor & Sons goes from lightly comic to more darkly dramatic to pretty overtly melodramatic, it never loses its lived-in quality
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'Rugged Appeal, Underrated Actor': How Foreign Media Paid Tributes To Dharmendra
Dharmendra, who died today at the age of 89, been ailing for quite some time
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"Political Air Appears Transformed": How Foreign Media Covered Modi 3.0 Oath
Narendra Modi was sworn in as the Prime Minister of India for a historic third term on Sunday, along with 71 ministers who are yet to be assigned their duties.
-
"Unexpectedly Sobering": How Foreign Media Covered Indian Election Results
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to return for a third term with the BJP and its allies clinching a crucial victory in the recently held national election.
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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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China Slams Facebook's State Media Rules, Says It's Being Unfairly Targeted
China's foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang accused Facebook of selective enforcement and said he hoped the company would "abandon its ideological prejudice".
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Foreign Media On Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Photograph, Now Streaming On Amazon Prime
Photograph: This low-key dramedy is a disappointment, coming from the director of the delightful The Lunchbox.
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Made In Heaven Is Groundbreaking Look At Indian Weddings: Foreign Media On Amazon Prime Show
Made In Heaven is about two wedding planners serving New Delhi's elite and all their wedding spectacle needs
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Pehredaar Piya Ki Prompts Outrage For Glorifying Child Marriage: Foreign Media
"This soap is encouraging, glorifying and promoting child marriages and will negatively affect the entire society," Asha Bajpai, professor of law at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences said
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Baahubali Vanquishes Evil Uncle, Then Clobbers Bollywood: Foreign Media
Baahubali 2: The Conclusion has pulled in a box office record of almost Rs 16 billion ($248 million) since its April 28 release by appealing to moviegoers across India
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Deepika Padukone And Priyanka Chopra Are Different Actresses, Foreign Media. Allow Us To Explain
In video footage, Deepika Padukone is seen exiting the airport with voices clearly heard saying, "Priyanka, welcome back Priyanka"
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Foreign Media On Jayalalithaa: Secretive Politician Broke Gender Barriers
Jayalalitha Jayaram, a former film actress who became the powerful four-term leader of one of India's largest states, died Dec. 5, apparently of a heart attack. She was 68.
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Why Kejriwal Wants PM Modi To Expose Pak's Lies Now
Arvind's appeal is the acknowledgment of the demand for bi-partisanship support, and those who look at it differently are advised to change their specs as there is no point to living-in-denial like Pakistan.
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Foreign Media on Amitabh Bachchan: Still Boss of Bollywood at Almost 74
"At 74, beggars are not choosers. I get whatever comes to me. Fortunately they are stories that are commensurate with my age so I accept them. I need to work and I am happy to be working," he said
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From Kate's Hairstyles To Her Bare Feet, India Tour Is International News
The foreign press has covered Will and Kate in India (and now Bhutan) in minute detail, discussing not just what they did and said, in real time updates, but also what Ms Middleton wore or failed to wear, her hair and make-up and her alleged lack of personal grooming.
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Review: Kapoor & Sons Centers on an Indian Family's Flaws
Shakun Batra, whose previous films include Ek Main aur Ekk Tu, has a naturalist's feel for character and situations that's unusual in mainstream Bollywood. Even though Kapoor & Sons goes from lightly comic to more darkly dramatic to pretty overtly melodramatic, it never loses its lived-in quality
