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The Republic Day flypast will involve 56 military aircraft including 29 fighter jets, some of which will be flown by women pilots | Latest News India

Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane on Friday said that 75th Republic Day will have 25 tableaux from 16 states, UTs and nine central ministries.He said that those who want to avail metro service to reach the venue will be given a free metro ...

Defence Ministry said that for the first time, the parade would be heralded by 100 women artists playing Indian musical instruments and the parade would commence with the music of Sankh, Naadswaram, Nagada, etc. to be played by women artists., India News, Times Now

Like each year, the tableaux have been selected by an expert committee comprising eminent persons in the fields of art, culture, painting, sculpture, music, architecture, choreography, he said.

Welcome to the next in the Podcast Showcase series, where we share podcasts with you in the words of the podcasters themselves. This time, we talk to The Industry Sum up your podcast in three sentences I can do it one sentence! A narrative non-fiction podcast that examines overlooked film history. Who is your ideal

Gov. Maura Healey unveiled $375 million in budget cuts for her state administration Monday, a change made to help cover a $1 billion tax shortfall. Much of the cuts affect MassHealth, specifically its fee-for-service payments. Here's a look into the program, why the cuts are happening and what we know so far.

From worm wars to public art controversy, the gun industry to the parole system, WBUR's podcasts have tackled a lot this year.

Earlier this year, TikTok livestreamers began mimicking lifeless "nonplayable characters," or NPCs, by repeating motions and phrases like in a video game. Then, people started paying them to keep doing it.

Evan Kail is a wise-cracking antique dealer and TikToker. Last September, his world turned upside down when one of his TikToks ignited an international media frenzy.

On this 22nd anniversary of 9/11,  join Endless Thread in an episode where teens and young 20-somethings collect the seemingly innocuous sonic artifacts of the original World Trade Center people thought were lost and the lengths they've gone to find them.