A living legend: Mammootty’s award is more than a trophy, it’s a testament
At 74, Mammootty wins his 7th Best Actor at the State Awards—reminding us what consistency, craft and reinvention really mean
At 74, Mammootty wins his 7th Best Actor at the State Awards—reminding us what consistency, craft and reinvention really mean
Ah, the great Indian tamasha of democracy—where the ballot box doubles as a get-out-of-jail-free card. Picture this: as the dust
What a cruel joke on the already battered Indian worker! Just as the economy sputters with layoffs flying thicker than
Bloody hell, gold prices are on a rocket ride, aren’t they? As we hurtle towards Dhanteras and Diwali, that shiny
What a rotten stink this is! The holy shrine of Sabarimala, where millions trek barefoot every year seeking Lord Ayyappa’s
What a bloody mess! Here we are in 2025, boasting about being the ‘pharmacy of the world’, and yet our
Kantara 2—or whatever they’re calling it now, Chapter 1, the prequel nobody really asked for—lands like a thunderclap that fizzles
In a move as predictable as Mumbai’s monsoon traffic, the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee yesterday opted for a grand pause—keeping
India’s triumph in the Asia Cup is not merely a cricketing victory but a psychological sledgehammer that has left Pakistan
India’s economy has been on a trajectory of growth, but unemployment remains a persistent challenge, particularly among the youth. According