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8 Secrets For Entreprenurial Millennials By Avelo Roy

INDIA. The digital economy is truly democratising fame, wealth and education which was majorly available to the privileged class in the past. Today age, birth,...

Love & OM: Loneliness During COVID-19

Welcome to our weekly column Transcontinental Times is venturing into new territory with this piece. We are beginning a cutting-edge column that will be published...

Satyajit Ray’s ‘Nayak’ Review: A Brooding Character Study Featuring A Riveting Performance From Uttam Kumar

On the occasion of Mahanayak Uttam Kumar’s 94th birth anniversary, let's revisit his best known work internationally, the 1966 Bangla drama film Nayak, which...

The Great Indian Middle Class, In The Middle Of Nowhere! A Re-Look

INDIA. I had published the first part of this write up in the month of April, when the lockdown had just dawned upon the...

‘Aashram’ Review: One Of The Finest Web Series To Have Come Out In The Recent Times

In Dadasaheb Phalkhe’s 1913 silent film Raja Harishchandra, India’s first full-length feature film, the impoverished King Harishchandra, having abdicated his crown as penance to...

“Class of 83” Review: Meet The Dirty Harries Of Bombay

The Pulitzer prize-winning late American film critic Roger Ebert observes in his 1971 review of Don Siegel’s groundbreaking cop thriller Dirty Harry, “Eastwood (Inspector...

India’s Ambitious Education Policy Set To Be A Global Game-changer According To Raghu Gururaj, Consul General Of India To Sumatra

INDONESIA. Medan. After 34 years, India has come out with a new National Education Policy (NEP) that can be characterized as not only bold,...

‘Khuda Haafiz’ Review: The Film Holds A Strong Appeal For Action Movie Enthusiasts

Set during the financial crisis of 2007–2008, Khuda Haafiz follows an Indian man Sameer Chaudhary, a young man who must rescue his kidnapped wife,...

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