Thursday March 11, 2010
Kathmandu
- Maoists begin anti-India stirJanuary 12 2010 | By Our Correspondent
- Maoist strike paralyses Nepal as crisis deepensDecember 22 2009 | By Our Correspondent
- Maoists seize KathmanduDecember 17 2009 | By Our Correspondent
- Nepal in crisis, Maoists take control of capitalDecember 17 2009 | Agencies
- Indian's murder triggers violence in NepalDecember 10 2009
- MIM: Bill will create Hindu LS
- Feel free, Mr Husain. Go paint Qatari leaders
- TD men bash up T-lawyers
- Osmania T-suicide victim allowed midnight funeral procession
- Two girls end life over T
- Srikrishna lets parties give varied viewpoints
- OU student commits suicide for T
Gone are the days when a single show captured the imagination of Indian viewers for years together. With competition fierce, viewers’ loyalties are fickle too.
When 13-year-old Ulka Gupta was finalised to play the title role of Manikarnika, aka Manu, in Jhansi Ki Rani, she had no inkling that the responsibility of carrying the historical would rest heavily on her slender shoulders.
The normally diplomatic Karan Johar let go of his politically correct stance on Headlines Today. He confessed that the industry may be a fraternity, but is not really united because it has become an industry now.