Shubhangi Shah is a Senior Correspondent for Financial Express in India. With a focus on national news, Shubhangi covers a wide range of topics including lifestyle, technology, industry, and life news. Her work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Amidst the box office slump, with recent releases like Bade Miyan Chote Miyan and Maidaan failing to make an impact, the film industry is turning to re-releasing old classics.
By: Shubhangi Shah
In a riveting re-examination of history, Dalrymple unpacks the true extent of ancient India's influence, revealing how maritime trade and Indic religions established the subcontinent as a global powerhouse
By: Shubhangi Shah
Malayalam writer Sheela Tomy's second novel, Do Not Ask the River Her Name, translated by Ministhy S., intertwines the plight of Palestinian refugees with the experiences of an Indian woman in Jerusalem
The premise of Geetanjali Shree’s 1998 book, which has been translated into English by Daisy Rockwell as Our City, That Year, is something we’ve heard often, in
By: Shubhangi Shah
MP is to heartland stories what Kashmir was to romance. It's the new filming hub for Bollywood and OTT. Over 300 projects have shot here in last 4 years, from Dunki and Laapataa Ladies to Panchayat.
Elif Shafak’s There are Rivers in the Sky serves as yet another testament to why the Turkish-British author’s novels are quick to climb the bestselling charts.
By: Shubhangi Shah
Inside sources from the authority said the migrant workers under contract to repair and restore the pipelines went to their respective states for Diwali vacation which actually delayed the work.
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