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Search ResultColombian River Gains Legal Rights
Another river has won legal rights. In a landmark verdict, Colombia’s Constitutional Court has recognized the Atrato River basin as having rights to “protection...
Read MoreThis Coimbatore NGO Is Making Toilets More Accessible To The Disabled At The City’s Railway Station
Even though crores of commuters travel through trains in India on a daily basis, railway stations for the most part woefully remain inaccessible to those who have movement ...
Read MoreAll Aboard The Science Express – India’s Only Climate Change Train Is Here!
As the mild Indian Winter creeps into the not-so-mild Indian Summer, once again the topic of global warming becomes entirely too relevant. With international summits, a con...
Read MoreStreet Children To Get Access To Health Services, Education By Providing Them Aadhaar Cards
Street children will be provided Aadhaar cards to enable them to take admission in schools and access government health services. The Standard Operating Procedure for Care ...
Read MoreNFAI To Hold Workshop On Film Restoration
The National Film Archive of India (NFAI), in association with the Film Heritage Foundation headed by Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, is set to begin a 10-day workshop on film p...
Read MorePyaasa – Guru Dutt’s Cult Classic Becomes The Only Indian Restored Film For World Premiere At The 72nd Venice Film Festival In September 2015 In The Competition Section (E)
“Pyaasa” – A timeless masterpiece by Guru Dutt becomes the only Indian film restored by an Indian company for a world premiere in the competition section ...
Read MoreSydney Film Festival 2015: 10 Things To See And Do, From Scientology To Sushi Cinema
From a five-hour Filipino epic to a three-course Japanese meal and Blacktown’s retro drive-in, our critic picks top screenings and experiences to savourEvery year as ...
Read MoreClassic films of India in time capsule
India is the largest producer of films in the world but many classics that are milestones in the history of Indian cinema are in danger of extinction. The newly established...
Read MoreViacom18 pledges support to preserve legacy of Indian Cinema
India’s fastest growing media network, Viacom18has partnered with the Film Heritage Foundation, to save India’s cinematic heritage. As a step towards this cause...
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