Feroze Suri’s short films focus on the problems in society He could have just stepped into his father’s shoes and become a realtor but Feroze Suri chose to do something no one in his family has done: make films. A graduate of Mass Communication from Karnataka University. Dharwad, Suri has made...

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As Golconda fort turns 500, a new book throws light on the medieval citadel The sigh of history rises over ruins, not over landscapes. Centuries after the citadel was built it continues to draw sighs of ecstasy. People from far and wide flock to pore over the history etched on its stones. Golconda...

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With the talaq option becoming difficult, there is a danger of vicious men making life miserable for women The triple talaq Bill, which seeks to nullify talaq-e-biddat or instant talaq, has taken its first toll. It has driven a wedge between the ruling NDA and its key allies — TDP,Biju Janata...

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Diagnosing ailments of others comes easy to him but his own malady eludes a remedy. He is a doctor with an incurable passion. No, it’s not a case of physician heal thyself. Dr. Syed Taqi Hassan Abedi is smitten with the love of Urdu poetry. And his obsession with it grows by the day. The Hyderabad...

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Like pain, truth hurts. But reality has to be faced and admitted however bitter it maybe. In India, it takes a VIP to get things moving. The lethargic administration gets cracking only if some dignitary is visiting our cities. Overnight, roads get a fresh coat of tar, potholes disappear, medians...

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