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Len Deighton, the man who brought the “office memo” to the spy novel, has passed away. From his groundbreaking debut to his masterful military histories and culinary writing, Deighton proved that the most compelling stories aren’t found in gadgets and martinis, but in the gritty, human complexities of real life.
In a star-studded room usually known for glitz, the 2026 Oscars took a somber, meaningful turn. By awarding the top prize to the father-daughter dystopian drama One Battle After Another, the Academy embraced a “mood of urgency,” favoring stories that mirror our current social ruptures over traditional Hollywood blockbusters.
Receiving an Oscar award is considered to be the ultimate accolade in film making. But when modesty makes its place in it, the moment is indeed a new high.
After the Hockey India League (HIL) became famous as the international star of the show as far as the Indian ground is concerned, the League now is seeing the departure of various foreign players. It is said that because of a confluence of scheduling issues, national team obligations, and travel issues, a considerable number of international athletes have chosen to withdraw. Consequently, franchises are currently forced to re-evaluate their rosters only a few weeks before the tournament begins to take place.
The West Bengal Urdu Academy’s decision to postpone a literary event featuring renowned lyricist Javed Akhtar has sparked controversy.
Mahan Aryaman Scindia, son of Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, took charge as the youngest president of Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) on Tuesday and underlined the promotion of young players and women from rural areas as one of his priorities
Cheteshwar Pujara, the rock of Indian batting in the longest format for over a decade, on Sunday announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, bringing the curtains down on an exemplary Test career.
Mahesh Babu is known to millions as a superstar of Telugu cinema, but off-screen, he carries a quieter role—one of compassion and service. Now, his humanitarian journey has taken a big leap forward.
Grasping sense and sensibility that was typical of the ’70s, Deewar turns 50 with a quiet distinction.
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