From Kolkata to Berlin: The riveting saga of Netaji’s ‘Great Escape’ & quest to freedom

A descendant of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose has unveiled intricate details of his daring ‘Great Escape’ from British surveillance in Kolkata. Disguised as a Muslim insurance agent, Bose, with his nephew’s help, embarked on a clandestine journey via train to Kabul, Moscow, and Berlin. This meticulously planned escape aimed to mobilize forces against British rule…

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Mumbai: Indian classical musician Pandit Naviin Gandharv recalls recent performance before Indian and UK PMs

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK PM Keir Starmer were impressed by Pandit Naviin Gandharv’s performance at Rajbhavan, featuring his father’s invention, the Belabaharr. Gandharv’s fusion of Indian classical music with various genres, including Western, earned applause. He actively promotes Indian music globally through workshops and social media.

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Indian Railways warns: Posting old or fake videos to invite strict action

Indian Railways is actively combating fake news circulating on social media, especially during peak travel times. The railway ministry has launched a dedicated fact-checking handle, @IRFactCheck, and filed FIRs against over 20 accounts spreading misleading videos. Passengers are urged to rely on official channels for accurate updates and to report suspicious content to prevent public…

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Government changes rules on content take down requests for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other social media platforms: What the new rules are

India’s IT ministry has tightened rules for internet content takedowns, limiting orders to senior bureaucrats and police officials. This follows a legal battle with X (formerly Twitter) over broad takedown requests. New regulations mandate reasoned justifications and periodic reviews, enhancing accountability and ensuring compliance with Indian laws.

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