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India Entertainment & Culture 15 Oct 2026, 10:11 PM IST

Assamese Film 'Rador Pakhi' Wins Special Jury Award in Moscow

The Assamese feature film Rador Pakhi has won a Special Jury Award at a Moscow film festival, giving fresh international visibility to regional Indian cinema. Inspired by an Assam-based writer living with spinal muscular atrophy, the film has been recognised for turning a deeply personal story of resilience into a work with cross-cultural resonance.

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India Entertainment & Culture15 Oct 2026, 11:34 AM IST

Assamese Film 'Rador Pakhi' Wins Special Jury Award at Moscow Festival

Assamese feature film 'Rador Pakhi' has won a Special Jury Award at a Moscow film festival, marking a notable international recognition for regional Indian cinema. Inspired by an Assam-based writer living with spinal muscular atrophy, the film draws attention to disability, resilience and the power of storytelling beyond metropolitan film circuits.

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World Politics & Diplomacy14 Oct 2026, 10:18 AM IST

Trump’s Ukraine Push Hands Putin Gains, While Moscow Signals More War

President Donald Trump’s latest efforts to force an end to the war in Ukraine have produced tactical gains for Vladimir Putin without delivering a durable peace, according to the thrust of the reporting and analysis surrounding the issue. The result, critics argue, is a diplomatic imbalance in which Moscow is rewarded with leverage while continuing to press its military advantage on the battlefield.

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World Politics & Diplomacy14 Oct 2026, 08:14 AM IST

Trump’s Ukraine Push Appears to Hand Putin Leverage as Moscow Signals More War

President Donald Trump’s approach to the Russia-Ukraine war is drawing scrutiny for potentially giving Vladimir Putin diplomatic and strategic advantages without securing a durable ceasefire. As Washington presses for a deal, Moscow is signaling that it intends to keep fighting unless any settlement meets its own terms.

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World Politics & Diplomacy13 Oct 2026, 06:48 AM IST

Moscow Keeps Silent as Trump Floats Energy Ceasefire in Ukraine War

Volodymyr Zelensky has signaled that Ukraine could accept a ceasefire limited to energy infrastructure, but Moscow has so far offered little public response. The Kremlin’s restraint suggests it is weighing the diplomatic optics, battlefield implications and bargaining leverage of any partial truce before committing to a position.

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World Politics & Diplomacy11 Oct 2026, 04:06 AM IST

Ukrainian Drone Wave Forces Moscow Airport Closures as Putin Returns to Russia

A fresh Ukrainian drone assault disrupted air traffic around Moscow early Wednesday, forcing temporary restrictions at all four major capital airports as President Vladimir Putin returned to Russia. The incident underscores the growing reach of Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign and the strain it is placing on Russian air defenses and civilian infrastructure. The disruption comes amid a widening contest over drone warfare, with both sides racing to adapt tactics and countermeasures.

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India Entertainment & Culture15 Oct 2026, 04:22 PM IST

ā€˜Jailer 2’ Opens to Debate Over Whether Shivarajkumar’s Cameo Matches the First Film’s Surprise Impact

Rajinikanth’s much-anticipated sequel 'Jailer 2' has arrived with expectations already inflated by the first film’s viral cameo moments. Early audience chatter is centring on whether Kannada star Shivarajkumar’s appearance delivers the same shock value and crowd response that made his role in 'Jailer' a breakout talking point. The discussion reflects a broader sequel challenge: when a film’s most memorable moment in the first instalment becomes part of its identity, the follow-up must either recreate that electricity or risk being judged against an impossible benchmark.

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India Entertainment & Culture15 Oct 2026, 07:28 AM IST

At LURU Screendance Festival, Film Reframed Dance as Living Archive

The recently concluded LURU Screendance Festival turned attention to an evolving artistic question: how cinema does not merely record dance, but actively reshapes how movement is perceived, remembered, and preserved. The festival underscored that the camera can function as both witness and interpreter, transforming performance into an archive of gesture, rhythm, and cultural memory.

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India Entertainment & Culture15 Oct 2026, 01:38 AM IST

From Kritis to Film Hits, Navaratri Kolu Playlists Reflect a Changing Cultural Mood

As Navaratri gatherings gather pace, the kolu tradition is being accompanied by a widening musical palette that stretches from classical kritis to popular devotional songs and familiar film numbers. The trend reflects how households are blending inherited ritual with contemporary listening habits while keeping the festival’s devotional core intact.

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