Podcasts’ burgeoning in India-paid interviews raise transparency

Given that podcasts is burgeoning in India, paid interviews raise transparency concern Plethora.of free content and low subscription prices are prime factors afore India’s podcast boom, as is the recent upsurge in Indian-language podcasts.Aesthetically pleasingyoung demographic is also driving the biggest shift of 2025: podcasts giving way to vodcasts.But, audiences are often unaware, blurring the lines…

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Atul Agnihotri’s firm to redevelop 60-year-old Bandra housing society

Actor and producer Atul Agnihotri, Salman Khan’s brother-in-law, has set his foot into real estate development to redevelop 60-year-oldPalimala Co-operative Housing Society Limited an old building Bandra through his firm, Shivansai Homemaker Infra LLP.Documents reveal that of the 11 members in the three-storey society, five flats are owned by the Agnihotri family and its company,…

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Exploring the Political Irony of “Parakh”: A tale of frail ambition.

Remembering Bimal Roy the master of Indian humanist cinema on his 60th death anniversary on 8 January. It’s fitting to explore the political irony of Parakh, a film released in 1960 that quietly extends his legacy beyond the shadows of poverty and protest. Although Roy ’s influences from Sergei Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin and Vittorio De Sica’s Bicycle Thieves are…

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