Passes, tickets, the thrill of it all
A trip down memory lane a few days before the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai hosts the first of its five allotted ICC 2023 World Cup matches; there’s a semi-final t
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After 12 years, Netflix series 'Scoop' to revive journo J. Dey's chilling murder
Ahead of the 12th anniversary of the killing of Mumbai crime journalist Jyotirmoy Dey, Netflix will stream 'Scoop' from June 2, a series that promises to revive the memories of his gory end by the omnipresent mafia.Directed by the National ...
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After 12 years, Netflix series Scoop to revive journo J. Deys chilling murder
Mumbai, June 1: Ahead of the 12th anniversary of the killing of Mumbai crime journalist Jyotirmoy Dey, Netflix will stream Scoop from June 2, a series that promises to revive the memories of his gory end by the omnipresent mafia.
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'I couldn't have been a writer without my father. I couldn't have been one with him either'
An excerpt from ‘My Country Is Literature’, by Chandrahas Choudhury.
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What the end of the Mumbai Mirror and the erosion of local news mean for a city
Mumbai Mirror will now be launched as a weekly while continuing to publish online. This is a huge blow to the journalists and staff of the Mumbai and Pune Mirror, many of whom will now be out of work. But the impact will be felt far beyond Mirror’s offices too. The Mirror was Mumbai’s most widely-read tabloid, well regarded for its focus on civic issues that directly affected the lives of readers in the city of 16 million. The closure of its print edition comes just over a year after two...
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