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ZEE s Zindagi: Cross-border content resumes

ZEE’s Zindagi: Cross-border content resumes Suhani Singh © Provided by India Today Four years after Pakistani TV shows were removed from ZEE s Zindagi channel best known for introducing Indians to cross-border dramas such as Zindagi Gulzar Hai and Humsafar, as well as Turkish and Korean content Pakistani content has returned to Zindagi. However, the ending of this unofficial ban, which was followed by Bollywood s boycott of Pakistani actors and singers, only includes new web series. The shows run on what s now a digital-only brand available on Zee5. Shailja Kejriwal, chief creative officer of special projects at ZEE, says she is just glad that the creative dialogue has resumed. I don t look at it as a business, says Kejriwal. It makes me emotional that we can put aside the political issues and just talk as creative people. Kejriwal felt the time was right to give Zindagi a makeover, given that people [are now] used to seeing shows from all over the wo

Review of A Thousand Cranes for India: Reclaiming Plurality amid Hatred

Updated: January 03, 2021 08:38 IST Using the crane as metaphor for solidarity in these fractured times, each of the pieces in this anthology quietly provokes thought Share Article AAA Using the crane as metaphor for solidarity in these fractured times, each of the pieces in this anthology quietly provokes thought The crane enjoys a mythical status in world literature, especially in Eastern culture, where the bird is seen as a symbol of longevity and a harbinger of good fortune. The origami paper cranes of Japan reiterate the importance of peace in a violent world. In Japan, paper cranes are gifted to convalescents or hung up in war memorials in a nod to the enduring human spirit. And making a thousand cranes is a common collective effort towards a cause.

Crusaders of change: A Conversation with the founders of AltNews

By Shruti Uikey Fake news has emerged a new menace, whose purveyors proclaim themselves as journalists and taint this noble profession. Ram Nath Kovind In the context to understand the menace of spread of disinformation and the negative consequences of it, a group of 3 students from IIM Ahmedabad moved into an interview with Nirjhari Sinha, Director, Pravda Media Foundation, the parent company of Alt News and founder-member of a Gujarat-based civil liberties organisation Jan Sangharsh Manch and her son Pratik Sinha, Founder, Alt News to learn from their experiences in the field and a vision for the future thereof. Fact-checkers like Alt News are striving to counter instances of such falsifications with evidence-backed facts and proven truths. But, given the scale of the phenomenon and in the absence of an automated fact-checking mechanism, it gets tough to stay committed to such a movement.

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