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Renowned Indian film director and screenwriter Blessy Ipe Thomas is set to stage a protest in front of PVR Lulu, Kochi, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing dispute between the Malayalam movie industry and multiplex major PVR Cinemas

Kuchipudi village in Vijayawada holds rich cultural heritage, struggling to preserve classical dance tradition amid modern challenges.

Faced with mounting losses and consignment delays due to new European Union-G7 sanctions, Indian diamond exporters are calling for a separate screening process to be set up in India, so that the newly mandated procedures for exports to Western countries can be processed smoothly.

2014 marked a historic election with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s landslide victory, setting the stage for a new era in Indian politics.

Bharatiya Janata Party candidate K. Annamalai discusses plans for Coimbatore Lok Sabha constituency with The Hindu.

The Hindu examines why, and since when, India’s general elections are held in the heat of the Indian summer

The Hindu explains the history of EVMs in India, and why they were pitched as vanguards in the fight against organised booth capturing and voter rigging.

The Muria and Koya tribes living in Chintoor Agency of Alluri Sitharama Raju district in Andhra Pradesh are reeling under water scarcity as the streams on which they are dependent have gone dry.

Green Credit Programme allows individuals and companies to earn and trade green credits for afforestation on degraded forest land.