Columnist-M.S.Shanker

Goodbye, Dharamji

In the passing of Dharmendra, Indian cinema has not just lost a star. It has lost its presence. A warmth. A man who represented a certain unvarnished integrity—both on screen and off it—that Bollywood has long forgotten. For over six decades, Dharmendra remained not merely an actor but a cultural memory etched into millions of…

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Tejas Sabotage at Dubai: Unveiling Truths Behind ISI Propaganda and India’s Indigenous Fighter Jet

In the bright desert air of Dubai, where technology and spectacle often converge, the Indian Air Force’s Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) took center stage—an embodiment of indigenous aviation prowess and the aspirations of a nation reaching for the sky. Yet, amidst the anticipation and pride, a shadow unfurled: a fatal crash punctuated by a…

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Ammanagudda Sri Kukkuvadeshwari Temple

Ammanagudda Sri Kukkuvadeshwari Temple is located in the peaceful village of Ammanagudda, which lies in Channagiri taluk of Davanagere district in Karnataka.The temple is believed to be 400–500 years old. The temple is considered to have begun as a sacred anthill worship site, which gradually developed into a full shrine after a divine incident experienced…

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‘End of an era’: Film industry pays heartfelt homage to movie legend Dharmendra

New Delhi:  A “bonafide legend” of Indian cinema, “an inspiration for generations” and the “original He-Man” is how celebrities, including Akshay Kumar, Ajay Devgn, Allu Arjun and Karan Johar, remembered Dharmendra, who breathed his last on Monday. Dharmendra, the star who wrote himself into showbiz legend in a 65-year career spanning 300 films ranging from…

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