A “naughty”, “ambitious” and “not a studious kid” from the streets of Delhi, India’s capital city that houses a population of 33 million, is now the Managing Partner, CEO & Executive Board Member of Teco Chemicals, an Oslo-headquartered company with a growing reputation in the maritime sector. Connected to India’s CEO Himanshu Verma sat down […]

Common man can topple an empire if you mess with his dignity: R Madhavan on his latest release Hisaab Barabar

Madhavan plays Radhe Mohan Sharma a travelling ticket examiner in the film. When he discovers a fraud in his bank account, amounting to INR 27 (USD 0.31), he confronts the bank, starting a chain of events that forms the film.

EXCLUSIVE: Indian hockey legend MP Ganesh goes vocal for local coaches

An Olympic medalist and a bonafide legend of field hockey, former Indian captain and coach of the national side, MP Ganesh has weighed in on the foreign vs local coach debate. Speaking exclusively to Connected to India on the sidelines of the 6th Chairos Bheemaiah Hockey Cup in Bangalore earlier this month, the 78-year-old told […]

Sharib Hashmi opens up about Khoj, embracing reality and living his dream: “If not now, it’ll be very late”

Sharib, who was recently seen portraying an intense character — Ved in Khoj Parchaiyo Ke Uss Paar — a different role than the usual ones we’ve come to known him for, spoke to Connected to India about his life, acting and the new mystery thriller web series that can be streamed exclusively on ZEE5 Global.

8 houseful shows later, Daisy Irani Subaiah recalls how Train to Pakistan doubters turned admirers: “This show needs to travel”

At the iconic Esplanade Theatre Studio, 1,800 people not only watched but also rode the wave of emotions as a part of the play, as Daisy Irani Subaiah and her team brought to life the script her husband, Subin Subaiah, wrote, adapting Kushwant Singh’s popular novel Train To Pakistan for stage.

Singapore celebrates Pongal with important milestone as LISHA turns 25

To mark the festival, there will be a grand streetlight for 1 month, starting from 10 January, 2025 to 10 February 2025 (31 Days) along the streets of Serangoon Road (From Bukit Timah Junction to off Perumal Temple). The lights will be on from 7 PM to 12 AM (daily).

Mediacorp’s Let’s Celebrate 2025 to ring in the new year with music and performance at Singapore Sports Hub

According to the organisers, the celebration comprises fun-filled activities for all ages and a dynamic mix of live music performed by homegrown talents. At midnight, the evening will culminate in Singapore’s longest single countdown fireworks display this year that will illuminate the sky to usher in 2025! According to reports, the event will feature a 15-minute fireworks sequence.

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