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View: Why over-the-top platforms need a chaperon SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 08, 2021, 12:16 AM IST Share Synopsis While many democratic countries have clear guidelines for online content, India has been lax on this front. An attempt to self-regulate was sought to be made by the introduction of a Code of Best Practices for Online-Curated Content Providers, which was signed by most OTT players. Agencies Countries like Australia and Singapore have adequate safeguards to ensure there is no disparity in the standards applicable to content across all media platforms. While countries across the wor...

Katrina, Siddhant Take Turns To Pose With Ishaan's Coffee In Udaipur Katrina, Siddhant Take Turns To Pose With Ishaan's Coffee In Udaipur The team of 'Phone Bhoot' caught up for lunch and snacks at Grasswood Cafe, a popular lakeside Udaipur eatery on Thursday.हिंदी में पढ़ें Highlights Ishaan Khatter was last seen in 'A Suitable Boy' 'Phone Bhoot' also stars Siddhant Chaturvedi of 'Gully Boy' fame Katrina Kaif, Ishaan Khatter and Siddhant Chaturvedi kick started the shooting of 'Phone Bhoot' In Udaipur. The quirky comedy is being produced by Farhan Akhtar and Riteish...

Pulitzer prize-winning Jhumpa Lahiri's new book will release in April SECTIONS Last Updated: Feb 04, 2021, 03:31 PM IST Share Getty Images Related NEW DELHI: Pulitzer prize-winning Jhumpa Lahiri will be coming out with a new novel in April, Penguin India announced on Thursday. The new book, titled 'Whereabouts', follows Lahiri's 2013 novel 'The Lowland' and 2006's 'The Namesake'. Written in Italian and translated into English by Lahiri, 'Whereabouts' is the story of a woman protagonist and her journey through life. Penguin Random House India announces the forthcoming publication of Pulitzer...

Lihaaf (The Quilt). Leila (2019). To tackle the question of why the choice of language creates a make or break situation in these adaptations, we are forced to return to the heavily explored but still relevant debate about the assumed audience of English language novels from South Asian countries, all of which are literally teeming with regional language literature. African literature scholar Eileen Julien wrote of the pressures on African writers to produce the “extroverted novel” that has “been asked to satisfy contradictory demands: to be “universal” but to display its “differe...

The makers of The White Tiger and A Suitable Boy can’t be held guilty for the white gaze, far from it. What these pieces of content lack, however, is not enough of the Indian gaze.