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When the south wind blows
Kamalinee Mukherjee and Padmapriya are the two talented actresses from Southern cinema who are making their presence felt in their first Bengali film Aparajita Tumi, directed by Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury more>>
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Bollywood goes real
With real life venturing into celluloid more than ever, a new genre of ‘realistic cinema’ is rapidly opening its doors to audience to deconstruct and relive the big thrilling and sensational moments from their own time more>>
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‘I had wanted to be junior Madhuri Dixit’
While Vidya Balan is still basking in the success of The Dirty Picture, the actor is ready with her next release Kahaani, where she plays a seven-month pregnant woman who comes to Kolkata from London in search of her husband more>>
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No wasted art
Upcoming sculptor-painter Narayan Sinha creates beauty out of waste material and gives ‘recycling’ a new meaning. Baishali Mukherjee reports... more>>
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No wasted art
Upcoming sculptor-painter Narayan Sinha creates beauty out of waste material and gives ‘recycling’ a new meaning. Baishali Mukherjee reports more>> |
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Follow the herd
As large number of youngsters aspire to be ‘engineers’ despite lack of interest and appetite, the respect and charm associated with liberal arts courses is fading amidst the blind race. TWF correspondent Vatsal Verma explores the trend that was fodder for films like 3 Idiots more>> |
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The Pensive Prince of Denmark
New research reveals that Hamlet, the ill-fated hero of Shakespeare’s famous play, is not from Denmark at all, but could be from Ireland. But does it matter to those who are weaned on this great classic? more>> |
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Kohli ton takes India to 272
Adelaide, Jan 26 (IBNS): Virat Kohli became the first Indian to score a century on the tour but his valiant knock could not save the innings from folding up for 272 in the first innings, in reply to Australia's 604/7 declared, on the third day of the fourth and the final cricket Test at the Adelaide Oval here Thursday. more>> |
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Chill out fashion
It is that time of the year when you eagerly put the summer clothes in your cupboard for three months and make your hangars look more heavy with stylish pullovers and jackets. TWF correspondent Supriyo Hazra reports on the latest winter collections more>> |
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“Child abuse a neglected crisis in India”
An actor, an activist and also a teacher, Nandana Sen has juggled different hats to perfection. Recently, she was the official jury member in the public hearing in Kolkata on children’s' right to education and child trafficking organised by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR). Nandana shares her passion as an activist with TWF correspondent Debayani Bose. more>> |
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Archer does it again
Jeffrey Archer was in India on a whirlwind 11-city tour to promote his new ambitious book Only Time Will Tell. more>> |
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Mother and child
India has one of the highest pediatric HIV infection cases in South Asia. Concerted effort and long-term plans are needed to tackle the situation. Ranjita Biswas reports more>> |
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