K. Hariharan

The national highways wing of the state highways department is all set to reopen Trichy Road flyover with more safety features on Saturday morning.

Erratic umpiring has been a bane of Indian cricket and as it gets highlighted through the IPL, former international umpire K Hariharan says the standard can improve by having mentors guide the "clueless" officials.

Sourav Ganguly suspended from bowling in the first innings of the Bengal's Ranji match against Tamil Nadu.

Their faces might have kicked off several ad campaigns, but Bollywood actors Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Sonam Kapoor are not selling Indian movies at Cannes by walking the red carpet.

The film will be screened in Bangalore tomorrow

The fourth Global Film Festival Noida 2011, an initiative by Marwah Studios to showcase the best of world cinema, created a new record by screening 300 films alongside 48 film events.

Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University’s (PDPU) School of Liberal Studies is hosting a two-day national seminar on the subject ‘Interdisciplinary approaches to knowledge’.

Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University’s (PDPU) School of Liberal Studies is hosting a two-day national seminar on the subject ‘Interdisciplinary approaches to knowledge’.

The 64th Berlin International Film Festival from February 6 to 16 will witness an impressive participation from the city based Film and Television Institute of India (FTII).

Filmmaker Sarthak Dasgupta talks about his experience at the Sundance Film Festival

Goethe Institut-Max Mueller Bhavan will join hands with Chennai Photo Biennale (CPB) Foundation, Cinema Rendezvous and Indo Cine Appreciation Foundation, to trace the histories of Indian and German cinema from about a century ago, in a festival titled 'Enchanted Networks - The Light of Asia'.

For 80-year-old retired teacher Karunakaran and his wife Sivakami, a retired revenue official of Kancheepuram district, their 48-year-old son is a family deity. The couple have made a 5.

Om Puri will be seen in a Marathi film titled 15 August bhagile 26 January, directed by veteran Marathi filmmaker, Pitambar Kale.

A 20-day film appreciation course, jointly organized by the National Film Archive of India and the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) is scheduled to start from June 3.

For five days, the IIT Madras campus will be abuzz, not with quantum mechanics and the like. Instead, the debate is likely to be over the screenplay of Michael Madhana Kama Rajan', Hey Ram' and Dasavatharam'.

Sreekrishna Charitham Nangyarkoothu will be presented on public stage in its comprehensive form for the first time in Malabar this weekend.