#TwoBinsLifeWins campaign gives voice to India’s conservancy workers
To encourage Indian citizens to adopt improved waste management practices, Tata Trusts, through its Mission Garima programme, has launched a campaign called #TwoBinsLifeWins.
Johannesburg provides key location for Aankhen 2
Indian heist thriller Aankhen was the second-highest earning Bollywood film of 2002, grossing US$7.5-million, and the producers of the long-awaited sequel are taking no chances when it comes to meeting fans' expectations for Aankhen 2.
Inviting Film Industry Professionals to Indywood Film Carnival
Indywood Film Carnival is the ultimate film carnival in the world which would celebrate the very best that cinema has to offer.
SA tourism hails Chander Pahar for fostering tourist interest
The successful run of Kamaleswar Mukherjee's magnum opus "Chander Pahar" has kindled interest among tourists, especially Bengali, about South Africa as a destination.
How has the fallen rupee value affected Bollywood films
There will be a cut down in the number of films shot abroad, especially medium/low budget films. We will also see a lot of shoots opting for lesser expensive destinations in South East Asia, Middle East and South Africa says Aashish Singh, Vice President at YRF.
Have Indian Railways derailed James Bond?
Few things can stop James Bond, with the exception, perhaps, of Indian bureaucracy.
