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November 11, 2024 - Special Issue

We LIVE IN a world where entertainment is our bugbear and our salvation.

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The Indian entertainment industry is now a colossal beast, producing more movies and showsand in a multitude of languages-than any other across the world. But at a time when so much online flotsam is coming our way, who will be the arbiter of what is good taste, what is a mustwatch, what will leave us wanting more? Some of the people in the high chairs deciding our nocturnal forays are featured in our list, such as Netflix's Monika Shergill who has made sure that Indian shows are never off the global hits charts on the OTT channel. Or Jyoti Deshpande of Reliance-backed Jio Studios, whose impact in so short a time was only reinforced by the colossal success of their horror comedy sequel, Stree 2.

Of course, this is not to say Bollywood's cinema royalty have given way. Badshah Shah Rukh Khan is still No. 1, his status further embellished by the fact of being in the list of richest actors in the world, while actresses like Deepika Padukone and Alia Bhatt make confident strides across the world, doing Hollywood projects and being global ambassadors of the choicest brands. A new entrant in our list is the soulful singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh, who has made Punjabi music a universal phenomenon and now routinely sells out stadiums even in places like London. Scalpers were allegedly selling back row tickets to his Dil-Luminati concert in Delhi for an unheard of Rs 20,000, a sign of how wildly popular the turbaned singer is and also perhaps of our FOMO-ridden times.

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THE PURSUIT OF HAPPY ENDINGS

CHETAN BHAGAT'S LATEST WORK OF FICTION IS A TRAGI-COMIC ROMANCE BETWEEN UNLIKELY PARTNERS, WHICH NEVERTHELESS ENDS ON A NOTE OF HOPE

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THE TRAGIC DIVIDE

Meiteis are 53 per cent of Manipur's population, but occupy only 9 per cent of its land. The Kuki-Zo tribes, 16 per cent of the population, are spread over 28 per cent

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A CLEAN, GREEN FUTURE

DONALD TRUMP MAY BE CHAMPIONING FOSSIL FUELS AGAIN, BUT THE INDIA TODAY ENERGY SUMMIT REITERATED THE COUNTRY'S COMMITMENT TO RENEWABLES, DESPITE THE CHALLENGES

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MANY FACETS OF THE TAJ

An ongoing exhibition at DAG, NEW DELHI, offers a deep dive into the Taj Mahal through artworks depicting it

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BRIDGING THE WIDE FUNDING CHASM

COP30 advanced key finance outcomes but the roadmap still needs milestones, burden-sharing and clear pathways to the $1.3 tn goal

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Shared Legacies

A new exhibition in Mumbai explores the artistic exchange between Indian and Arab artists across the 20th century

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UNION VERSUS TERRITORY

A proposed constitutional tweak set off a political storm in Punjab, reopening old wounds over Chandigarh's status and symbolism

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PANEL PLAY

AN EXHIBITION AT THE BIRLA ACADEMY OF ART CULTURE, KOLKATA, BRINGS THE BEST INDIAN COMICS TALENT UNDER ONE ROOF

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Back to the Source

Two upcoming immersive experiences blend music, culture and community as part of Amarrass Music Tours

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The Listicle

Upcoming musical performances you should not miss

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