Immediately, in fact, almost instantly, after landing back in New Delhi (1984), therefore, Syeda became Correspondence Secretary of Indira Gandhi ... as arranging that pictures of Hindus ...

Children in Gaza bear the brunt of Israel’s war, with 44% of casualties being kids. Many are orphaned, maimed and scarred for life.

The film’s protagonist, a woman who aspires to be a successful politician had an uncanny resemblance to the then Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi, and this didn ... temperamental singer refused.

“We approach problems of growth with Social justice and stability”, voiced India’s first female Finance Minister Indira Gandhi, in her maiden budget presentation. Aspiring to mobilise ₹170 ...

The 1973-74 budget, presented by Yashwantrao B. Chavan during Indira Gandhi’s tenure as Prime Minister, is remembered for all the wrong reasons. It earned the nickname “Black Budget” due to ...

Cards are laid quickly on the table. Ambition is said to take root in Indira Gandhi right from her childhood. She is drawn into the “battle for satta (power)” to avenge the mistreatment and ...

Akerkar’s research included Katherine Frank’s biography Indira and videos of Gandhi’s speeches. “I kind of got the cadence of her voice – she talked in a very high-pitched kind of voice ...

After a long tussle with the Censor Board, Kangana Ranaut’s Indira Gandhi biopic Emergency ... We are told about but not amply shown Mrs Gandhi’s tumultuous childhood. There is a brief scene ...

Indira Gandhi against the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and the government for allegedly failing to take action against her ex-husband, who abducted her daughter. Judicial Commissioner Raja ...

Kangana Ranaut’s Emergency, which focuses on Indira Gandhi’s tryst with dictatorship, begins with a striking visual. As a girl, Indira is pricked by a rose thorn, suggesting that she will ...

A landmark Federal Court decision in 2018 ruled in Indira Gandhi’s favour, declaring the unilateral conversion of her three children to Islam by her ex-husband null and void. Indira Gandhi ...