FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2013 HYDERABAD
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Winds of change Dadasaheb Phalke’s Raja Harischandra, which released on May 3, 1913, sowed the seeds for what would become one of the largest and most prolific film industries in the world. On the 100th anniversary of Indian cinema, we go back in time to trace the major turning points that triggered a huge change in the respective film industries.
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HYDERABAD’S FIRST COMPACT AFTERNOON NEWSPAPER
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ARM-TWISTED ON AADHAAR? Fuelled by rumours that Aadhaar is going to be a lifeline for the common man, people are queuing up for the card. However, many from the political spectrum to civil society and legal circles question the rationale of compelling people on a ‘non-essential’ service. It smacks of political vested interests or even a scandal, they say.
A rare portrait of a legend Indian cinema owes a lot to PK Nair, the founder of the National Film Archive of India. The monumental task Nair undertook is in itself awe-inspiring, and that’s precisely what inspired him.
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Colours to flatter you Bright colours have always been considered feminine, but not anymore. Men are defying the cliché and getting more daring and adventurous. Here’s a guide for men to sport colours with elan.
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GHMC proves El Dorado for those on deputation Officials deputed to serve GHMC for five years resort to many measures to remain here. It stunts the career growth of those recruited directly for the municipal services.
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Chelsea beat Basel to reach tourney final Chelsea reached the Europa League final for the first time in their history after surviving a first-half scare.
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