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The dilemma, the debate, and the dare Media plays a crucial role in shaping social change, a widely accepted saying

SONG OF THE DIVINE – A poem by Rema Pisharody

It is music of the ocean, So vast and deep, So profound and primal Of the hills and dales Of

The East Coast of the United States boasts some of the best-preserved historic sites in the country. From the gleaming

London: Dr. Samir Shah, an Indian-born media official, was asserted as the cutting-edge BBC chairman on Thursday after passing the imperative

GDP and income growth, consumer durables penetration, and vehicle ownership have all increased significantly, resulting in a less discriminatory and

New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Wednesday that recent developments in the western Indian Ocean, where merchant vessels have

Imagine discovering an immense amount of Indian culture while sifting through TV stations in the comfort of your American living

In order to make ends meet, the young person used to sell pani puris, a deep-fried treat stuffed with potatoes,

Karine Pansa, the President of the International Publishers Association, was awarded the Global Ambassador of Publishing and Education Award by

Ruchira Kamboj stands as a beacon of India’s diplomatic prowess at the United Nations, representing the nation with grace, conviction,