Unfair to assume intelligent audiences exist only in urban spaces: Anubhav Sinha | Hindi Movie News

Written By: Ancela JamindarAnubhav Sinha, known for blending powerful storytelling with sharp social observation, continues to redefine the conversation around contemporary Hindi cinema. Known for hard-hitting films like Assi, Article 15, Mulk, and Thappad, the filmmaker has also been in the news for the campaign Chal Cinema Chalein, a multi-city journey to connect with audiences….

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Big boost! Cabinet clears Rs 33,660 crore BHAVYA scheme to build 100 plug-and-play industrial clusters; check details

The Union Cabinet has approved the Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojana (BHAVYA), a Rs 33,660 crore central sector scheme to develop 100 investment-ready plug-and-play industrial parks across the country, in a move aimed at accelerating manufacturing growth and employment generation.The scheme will be implemented over a six-year period from FY 2026-27 to FY 2031-32, with industrial…

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IDBI JAM registration window 2026 closing tomorrow for over 1000 vacancies: Direct link to apply here

IDBI Bank will close registrations for its Junior Assistant Manager (JAM) Grade ‘O’ recruitment on March 19, 2026, concluding a major hiring drive offering 1,100 vacancies across key cities. The selection process, featuring an online test and interview, will move swiftly, with the examination scheduled for April 12, signalling accelerated hiring amid rising demand for…

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‘Happy Raj’ first review: Dhanush hails GV Prakash starrer a ‘super funny’ film after launching its trailer | Tamil Movie News

Dhanush has lauded GV Prakash Kumar’s upcoming romantic comedy, ‘Happy Raj,’ calling it “super funny and surprisingly touching” after launching its trailer. The film, directed by Maria Elanchezian and featuring a comeback by actor Abbas, is set for a March 27 release, promising a feel-good cinematic experience for all ages. The buzz around GV Prakash…

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Scientists find a 289-million-year-old reptile skin fossil in an Oklahoma cave and it’s rewriting history |

Image Credit: AI Generated Deep inside an Oklahoma quarry, palaeontologists discovered a small fragment of skin that is rewriting the history books. The fossilised reptile skin, dated at 289 million years old, is the most ancient of its kind, significantly older than previously known examples, according to experts. The skin, discovered in the Richards Spur…

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