Indian Films See Limited Impact at Cannes 2026
Cannes 2026 Highlights Global Cinema Diversity The 2026 edition of the Cannes Film Festival once again brought together a wide range of international films from across the world. The event highlighted strong storytelling from Europe, Asia, and other regions, with
PM Modi Visit Excites Indian Diaspora in Norway
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Norway visit is expected to deepen cooperation between the two countries in several strategic sectors. India and Norway already share strong ties in renewable energy, shipping, fisheries, climate action, and digital transformation. The visit highlights India’s
India’s First Bullet Train: Everything You Need to Know
India is stepping into a new era of transportation with the ambitious Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor, popularly known as the Bullet Train project. Designed to revolutionize railway travel in the country, this landmark initiative promises ultra-fast connectivity, world-class infrastructure, and
Why Indian Bazaars Still Feel More Alive Than Malls
In almost every Indian city or town, there is usually one place that never truly feels silent — the local market. Whether it is a crowded bazaar in Old Delhi, a vegetable market in a small town, or a weekly
NRIs Face Growing Uncertainty Over Jobs and Investments
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) across several countries are increasingly discussing concerns related to overseas jobs, Indian investments and changing financial regulations, as fresh developments this week triggered widespread reactions among the Indian diaspora. One of the biggest talking points emerged after
Should Mobile Phones Be Completely Banned in Indian Schools?
Mobile phones have become an important part of everyday life, especially for students growing up in the digital age. From online classes to educational apps, smartphones can be useful learning tools when used properly. However, their increasing presence inside classrooms
Why Do Indians Eat With Their Hands? The Reason
For many foreigners visiting India, one of the first cultural surprises is the way people eat. Instead of using forks and spoons, many Indians prefer eating rice, curry, roti, and even sweets with their hands. At first, this may look