TRAI seeks views on regulating app-based TV, FAST channels 
New MIB Secy Kumar, visits FTII, NFDC–NFAI, Pune DD Center 
‘Dhurandhar2’ crosses Rs.1,500cr worldwide in two weeks 
Over 4 lakh PM-WANI Wi-Fi hotspots operational: Telecoms Minister Scindia 
BIG FM hosts Impact Awards International in Malaysia 
Andy Serkis returns as Alfred in Pattison-starrer ‘The Batman II’ 
Sports thriller series ‘Glory’ to stream on Netflix from May 1 
Afghan TV network ATN secures rights to broadcast IPL 2026 edition 
Zendaya hints ‘Euphoria’ may end with S3 
Marvel Studios' much-awaited epic action-adventure film Eternals is set to release in India on November 5, the makers announced on Monday.
Directed by Academy Award winner Chloe Zhao, the super...
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COAI lauds TRAI recommendations on mid-band auction, spectrum allocation
The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), the representative body of the Indian telecommunications industry, on Monday welcomed the recommendations of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to expedite the auction of available
As Jio turns 5, tech world hails revolution
From Google India to Zomato, and Netflix to Paytm to HDFC, the who's who of the tech world lined up to congratulate a company's five years of operations.
No surprises. All these tech companies have been a beneficiary of the data revolution tha...
Malayalam movie Minnal Murali to premiere on Netflix
Filmmaker Basil Joseph's upcoming Malayalam-language superhero film Minnal Murali will make its debut on streaming service Netflix. The film is produced by Sophia Paul through the banner Weekend Blockbusters, the movie stars Malaya...
Google rolls out a new feature
American tech giant Google will soon roll out a new feature called ‘time insights’ panel to Calendar, showing users how much of their working week is spent in meetings. According to ANI, ‘time insights’ will show information including a breakdown of a user’s total time, time spent in meetings, and a li...
Netflix partners with BBC to co-produce shows from disabled creatives
Streaming platform Netflix and British broadcasting company BBC have entered a partnership to develop and fund new, ambitious dramas featuring disabled creatives both in front of and behind the camera. As per the company’s press release, building on the existing ...