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Producers and exhibitors are a relieved lot as audiences are turning up in good numbers to watch new releases

July 16, 2021 A man receives a Bharat Biotech's Covid-19 vaccine called COVAXIN, at a vaccination centre, in New Delhi, India, on Feb 13, 2021. Reuters Squeezed between a busy hotel district and the New Delhi Railway station, Paharganj slums in India ’s capital barely reflects a city that was a Covid-19 hotspot just weeks ago. Trash vendors wander through the settlements, children play barefoot in the streets and people socialise until late at night. All without wearing face masks. This is pretty recent, however. In May, when New Delhi was recording over 25,000 cases and 500 deaths nearly e...

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Pic courtesy: Twitter Santosh Shoban and Kavya Thapar starrer 'Ek Mini Katha' is all set for its OTT premiere. The film, which marks Karthik Rapolu's debut as a director, will be streaming on an OTT platform from May 27. Ahead of the release, Ram Charan has sent her best wishes to the team. ''Looks like a unique & genuine attempt. My best wishes to the team! Watch #EkMiniKatha on Amazon Prime from May 27,'' Ram Charan wrote. Looks like a unique & genuine attempt. My best wishes to the team! Watch #EkMiniKatha on Amazon Prime from May 27… https://t.co/pOr28KnTnT— Ram Charan (@AlwaysR...

Demand for precious gold is expected to be lukewarm this Akshaya Tritiya, being observed on Friday, as localized lockdowns to control the spread of Covid infections will keep most jeweler shops shut. The occasion is considered auspicious by many to purchase gold, silver and other metals in India -- the world's second-biggest bullion consumer. This will be the second year in a row that pandemic-related restrictions will hurt jewellery sales on the otherwise busiest business day in bullion trade. Analysts and wealth advisers say those eager to make bullion purchases this Akshaya Tritiya can go ...