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'Kesari' trailer watch: Akshay Kumar rules in this story of Sikh valour and saffron glory

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'Kesari' stars Akshay Kumar as a Sikh soldier who battled against invaders in 1897
The Hindu Net Desk

Shruti Haasan walks out of ‘Sanghamitra’

IANS

Rajan, Sania, Priyanka among 100 most influential people: Time

PTI

A window into a vanishing culture

Ushamrita Choudhury

'Playboy' sheds the skin

Janane Venkatraman
Upasana Makati manages all of White Print’s content, marketing and distribution. Photo: Special Arrangement

A lifestyle magazine in Braille

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History as mythology?

Men read newspaper headlines on a street in Lagos March 31, 2015. REUTERS/Joe Penney
By The Way

The digital dilemma

Sriram Srinivasan

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All India Bakchod

Sensitivity and sensibility in satire

Hari Narayan
REVIVAL: “Thought leaders led by Sandipan Deb see in these testing times a great opportunity to rationally and humanely build a ‘liberal right-of-centre discourse’.” Picture shows the writer during the interview in New Delhi. Photo: Sushil Kumar Verma

In the cause of right-wing liberalism

M. R. Venkatesh
Sandipan Deb feels there is a lot of trapped energy among the aspirational Indians that can be tapped with a Right-of-Centre approach. File photo: Sushil Kumar Verma

Re-launching Swarajya, a voice for India's new Right

M. R. Venkatesh

Frontline bags brand award

Special Correspondent

One of India’s oldest periodicals goes online

IANS
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Stringing notes together

DEEPA GANESH
In this magazine cover image released by Newsweek, a computer-generated image of Princess Diana is shown with Kate Middleton on the cover of the July 4, 2011 issue of Newsweek magazine. Diana was killed in a car accident in 1997 and would have turned 50 on Friday. In April, Middleton married Prince William, the oldest son of Diana and Prince Charles. (AP Photo/Newsweek)

Newsweek to return to print in early 2014

PTI
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Sketching a story

Akila Kannadasan

Read on!

Nita Sathyendran
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With a sound news sense

K. PRADEEP
HYDERABAD.07/04/2013. Civil rights activist and senior academic Professor G. Haragopal, speaking at a symposium on ‘Reporting terror’ How sensitive is the media in the backdrop of debate on whether the media was responsible enough in its reportage of bomb blast in various part of the country organize by The Hindu at Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad on Sunday. Photo: Mohammed_Yousuf

Media should be cautious in reporting terror: Haragopal

Special Correspondent

Katju wants government to release more ads to Urdu dailies

Special Correspondent
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Niche news

Atul Mital

Sri Lankan journalist shot at; out of danger

R.K. Radhakrishnan

Academy plans online film magazine

Staff Reporter
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