Fakir Mohan Senapati, known as the father of modern Odia literature, is an important figure in the history and culture of Odisha. His contribution in shaping the Odia language cannot be overlooked, especially at a time when its distinctness was in question. To get full access to this story, "Subscribe Now", in just Re.1 for the next 24 hours.

Sudharma, undoubtedly the world’s only Sanskrit daily newspaper, the glorious pride of Mysore, has lost a passionate crusader for the Sanskrit language, the 64-year-old frail and humble editor Sampath Kumar. To get full access to this story, "Subscribe Now" in just Re.1 for the next 24 hours...

IT Rules 2021 is the set of guidelines meant to empower social media and digital media users along with making a secure social network in the country. The new social media rules provide a means of addressing grievances of content that can be harmful to the nation’s security as well as the modesty or safety of a person. To get full access to this story, "Subscribe Now" in just Re.1 for the next 24 hours...

One couldn't have imagined one’s childhood without the simplistic and enchanting stories of Ruskin Bond. To get full access to this story, "Subscribe Now" in just Re.1 for the next 24 hours. 

Frederic Salmon Growse, a British by birth, played an important part in spreading the teachings of the Ramcharitmanas to the world. Growse is known worldwide for translating Tulisdas's Ramcharitmanas into English. To get full access to this story, "Subscribe Now" in just Re.1, for the next 24 hours...

India is the best example of Cultural Diversity and the rich treasure of its indigenous languages is a huge part of the country's multilingual diversity.

Radio has been that connecting link in our lives. The importance of it, we only realize at times of acute desperation. Not just a wider audience reach, but also connecting generations and transforming lives at the same time.

You know that warm feeling you get when you see lots of likes from a Facebook or Instagram post? That's the reward system of your brain lighting up like fireflies on a dark summer night.

It’s no secret the newspaper industry is in decline. Worldwide, circulation is down in the last two decades, and this year alone, multiple prominent newsrooms have been further gutted by layoffs.

News stories about terrorism, disease outbreaks, natural disasters, and other potential threats become increasingly negative, inaccurate and hysterical when passed from person to person, according to new research by the University of Warwick.