The music we make has traces of our ideologies: Composer Ranjit Barot
Composer Ranjit Barot gets candid about his long and illustrious career which involves collaboration with big names from the industry and much more.
Composer Ranjit Barot gets candid about his long and illustrious career which involves collaboration with big names from the industry and much more.
Not only does it become a prestige battle for the party and the former CM, the outcome also indicates the shift in voters’ sentiments.
There were old warhorses and first-timers in almost every major party contesting in the elections for the 17th Lok Sabha, which was held in seven phases across 542 constituencies of the country.
The Bengal BJP chief also said his party was sure of forming the next state government in West Bengal, where Assembly elections are due in 2021.
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Radhika reveals why she calls Radha a ‘symbol of change’, what she thinks of female empowerment, how she transitioned from a lawyer to an artist, and her thoughts on freedom of expression.
The actor said she faced eve-teasing and unwanted glances since the age of 16 as she moved around as a single independent girl.
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