Oscar-winning producer Guneet Monga Kapoor and filmmaker Vikramaditya Motwane are among 16 jury members set to judge 12 competition categories at the 16th edition of India’s Kashish Pride Film Festival.
The legal dispute between Apple and music streaming app Musi has taken another unexpected turn.
A recent CUTS International study reveals that mandatory tobacco warnings on OTT platforms are largely ineffective for Indian smartphone users. Over 41 per cent find these static, unskippable messages intrusive, leading to irritation and potential platform abandonment.
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday discussed a host of issues, including ongoing trade talks with the US and EU, in a meeting with exporters and urged them to increase the utilisation of free trade agreements (FTAs), industry officials said.
The Supreme Court dismissed Bharti Telemedia’s appeal in State of Kerala vs. Asianet Satellite Communications Ltd., allowing state governments to impose entertainment tax on direct-to-home (DTH) services even when service tax, now subsumed under the Goods and Services Tax (GST), already applies.
While the company remains optimistic about India’s potential, Dhupar declined to comment on the impact of U.S. tariffs and rising geopolitical tensions on Nvidia’s global operations
As ANI faces legal challenges over content use, PTI (Press Trust of India) has offered a creator-friendly alternative to support ethical content sharing.
Nostalgia as entertainment is nothing new. But it has not yet been fully exploited for the Zillennial age demographic, now one of the largest age groups in the U.S.
The company runs its streak to three consecutive months with the biggest share of viewing time.
A Milken Institute study argues that the state is losing ground to competitors in part due to its high cost of living, a difficult film credit process and a complex permitting system.