Sanjeev Kumar

How direct selling contributes to gender balance in the workforce

This article is authored by Sanjeev Kumar, president, Association of Direct Selling Entities of India (ADSEI).

Films: Masters of melody

The often controversial lives of rock and pop legends draw audiences to theatres like moths to a flame

Guest column by Sanjeev Bijli: Diversity and representation in cinema

By finally embracing inclusivity, the universe of films is poised at the precipice of some very exciting changes

Delhi adds 1,100+ dengue cases to tally, 3 deaths take toll to 9

Two of the three victims added to the city’s toll on Monday were below 18 – a three-year old girl from Saurabh Vihar (near Jaitpur) and a 12-year-old boy from Durga Vihar (near Sangam Vihar). Four of the five deaths recorded last week were also children

States must seize initiative to make National Education Policy successful

Education is a state subject and therefore the burden of effectively implementing NEP falls upon state governments.

Ahead of panchayat polls in UP, cops identify sensitive villages, monitor liquor sale

NOIDA: Ahead of the upcoming panchayat polls, the Gautam Budh Nagar police have started identifying the sensitive villages in the district where anti-social elements can rig the elections, senior officials said on Saturday

45 UK returnees give tough time to health officials in GB Nagar

Notes from the Berlin Film Festival: Four nights at the movies

The 70th Berlin Film Festival put out stories of hope and resilience

The (very late) awakening of the Indian woke

It’s 2020. Isn’t it strange that India’s just beginning to accept LGBTQIA+ cinema?

Gas leak at Haldiram’s Noida plant; one dead

Only a handful knew about Operation X

The hanging of Ajmal Kasab — mysteriously codenamed Operation X — resembled a secret, intelligence operation.

A new course in sports medicine

Dr GK Prabhu, Registrar, Manipal University, talks to Sanjeev Kumar about the institute’s future development plans

Delhi court to frame charges in 1996 Malta boat tragedy case

Nearly 13 years after the drowning of over 170 Indian illegal immigrants near Malta in the Mediterranean sea, a Delhi court is all set to frame charges against 20 people including travel agents and two policemen allegedly involved in trafficking of the victims.

Kidney scam: Probe moves to overseas

The investigation into the over Rs 500-crore kidney scam has entered a crucial stage with a Delhi court seeking assistance from authorities in Hong Kong and Australia to ascertain the money trail of alleged kingpin Dr Amit Kumar.

Fraud of Rs 150 cr on STC; CBI places FIR in court

CBI has brought to the notice of a court in Delhi about a Rs 150 crore fraud played on the State Trading Corporation of India by a Delhi-based firm.