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46th IFFI Opens Today, Will Showcase Films From 89 Nations
The 46th edition of International Film Festival of India (IFFI) is all set to open today with a motley of spectacular films from across the world and global celebrities marking their presence at the popular festival.
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Bengali Actor Pijush Ganguly Dies After Tragic Accident in Kolkata
Bengali film, television, and stage actor Pijush Ganguly, who met with an accident last week, passed away at a city hospital early morning on October 25. He had acted in acclaimed films like Goynar Baksha by Aparna Sen, Laptop by Kaushik Ganguly and Byomkesh Phire Elo by Anjan Dutta
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Michael Nobbs' sacking a correct move by Hockey India, says Dilip Tirkey
After Michael Nobbs ouster, the 35-year-old legend has firm faith in the abilities of MK Kaushik as a chief coach.
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Readers miss Rituparno Ghosh's weekly Bengali column
They eagerly awaited Sundays when they could lay their hands on their favourite weekly column by the versatile genius Rituparno Ghosh.
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Rituparno Ghosh, trailblazer of new wave Bengali cinema
Credited for ushering in a new wave in Bengali cinema by his trailblazing films, director-turned-actor Rituparno Ghosh was known for glorifying women besides exploring the touchy subject of same sex relationships.
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Let the law take its course
Three parallel investigations are currently underway. The first, most critical and logical one, is being conducted by the police, who are assiduously collecting information, tapping into their vast resources and following up on leads. Police work, contrary to what television serials and movies would have us believe, is generally laborious, pai...
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Kaushik Ganguly's next film on Pather Panchali's child artiste
Kaushik Ganguly is making a film on the life of Subir Banerjee, the child artist who played the role of Apu in Satyajit Ray's 1955 classic Pather Panchali.
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197 films to be screened at 17th film festival of Kerala
As many as 197 films from various parts of the globe will be screened at the 17th edition of the International Film Festival of Kerala, starting here on December 7.
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Criticism, accusations push Laxman to the brink
It's possible, perhaps more than possible, that VVS Laxman might have played his last Test match. If he hasn't yet, then the end is certainly not far away.
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India beat Sri Lanka by 39 runs in the one-off T20
Virat Kohli, imperious and unstoppable, turned on the style as he often has on this tour of Sri Lanka, as India sealed their dominance with a convincing victory in the one-off Twenty20 International.
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VVS Laxman hopes to bounce back
Recharged after a rare five-month break from competitive cricket, VVS Laxman is ready for the challenge, starting with the first of two Tests against New Zealand, beginning at Hyderabad on August 23.
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Kaif can add value to the test team: Anil Kumble
It could so easily have been the start of a wonderful run in international cricket. That it continues to be, and will almost certainly remain, the highpoint of Mohammad Kaif's career is a sad reflection not merely of unfulfilled promise, but also of selectorial quirks that are an integral part of the sport.
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46th IFFI Opens Today, Will Showcase Films From 89 Nations
The 46th edition of International Film Festival of India (IFFI) is all set to open today with a motley of spectacular films from across the world and global celebrities marking their presence at the popular festival.
-
Bengali Actor Pijush Ganguly Dies After Tragic Accident in Kolkata
Bengali film, television, and stage actor Pijush Ganguly, who met with an accident last week, passed away at a city hospital early morning on October 25. He had acted in acclaimed films like Goynar Baksha by Aparna Sen, Laptop by Kaushik Ganguly and Byomkesh Phire Elo by Anjan Dutta
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Michael Nobbs' sacking a correct move by Hockey India, says Dilip Tirkey
After Michael Nobbs ouster, the 35-year-old legend has firm faith in the abilities of MK Kaushik as a chief coach.
-
Readers miss Rituparno Ghosh's weekly Bengali column
They eagerly awaited Sundays when they could lay their hands on their favourite weekly column by the versatile genius Rituparno Ghosh.
-
Rituparno Ghosh, trailblazer of new wave Bengali cinema
Credited for ushering in a new wave in Bengali cinema by his trailblazing films, director-turned-actor Rituparno Ghosh was known for glorifying women besides exploring the touchy subject of same sex relationships.
-
Let the law take its course
Three parallel investigations are currently underway. The first, most critical and logical one, is being conducted by the police, who are assiduously collecting information, tapping into their vast resources and following up on leads. Police work, contrary to what television serials and movies would have us believe, is generally laborious, pai...
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Kaushik Ganguly's next film on Pather Panchali's child artiste
Kaushik Ganguly is making a film on the life of Subir Banerjee, the child artist who played the role of Apu in Satyajit Ray's 1955 classic Pather Panchali.
-
197 films to be screened at 17th film festival of Kerala
As many as 197 films from various parts of the globe will be screened at the 17th edition of the International Film Festival of Kerala, starting here on December 7.
-
Criticism, accusations push Laxman to the brink
It's possible, perhaps more than possible, that VVS Laxman might have played his last Test match. If he hasn't yet, then the end is certainly not far away.
-
India beat Sri Lanka by 39 runs in the one-off T20
Virat Kohli, imperious and unstoppable, turned on the style as he often has on this tour of Sri Lanka, as India sealed their dominance with a convincing victory in the one-off Twenty20 International.
-
VVS Laxman hopes to bounce back
Recharged after a rare five-month break from competitive cricket, VVS Laxman is ready for the challenge, starting with the first of two Tests against New Zealand, beginning at Hyderabad on August 23.
-
Kaif can add value to the test team: Anil Kumble
It could so easily have been the start of a wonderful run in international cricket. That it continues to be, and will almost certainly remain, the highpoint of Mohammad Kaif's career is a sad reflection not merely of unfulfilled promise, but also of selectorial quirks that are an integral part of the sport.
