From making iPhones to building the next Apple: Will India’s Rs 62,500 crore mobile phones bet pay off?

Smartphones became India’s top exported individual commodity in FY 2025-26. In 2020 when the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme was launched as a cornerstone of the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ push, little did anyone know that smartphones would emerge as the poster boy of its success. Mobile phones assembly and manufacturing is arguably the biggest success story…

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Kevin Feige teases ‘New Jersey presence’ in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’; Ms. Marvel to lead young Avengers? | English Movie News

Excitement builds for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ with hints of a ‘New Jersey presence’ potentially linking to Ms. Marvel and a nascent Young Avengers team. This setup, coupled with ‘Secret Wars’ theories about Quantum Realm survivors, suggests younger heroes could lead the MCU’s next phase, possibly facing Doctor Doom in a reshaped reality. Marvel’s upcoming film ‘Avengers:…

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Diane Keaton’s rare collection heads to auction with art, fashion and film keepsakes | English Movie News

Eight months after Diane Keaton’s death, a large collection of the Oscar-winning actor’s art, fashion, movie memorabilia, and personal items is heading to auction. Bonhams will stage four sales in New York City and Los Angeles in June under the title ‘Diane Keaton: The Architecture of an Icon.’ The auctions will feature some of Keaton’s…

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Ekta Rathod: ‘Legacy’ debutant Ekta Rathod recalls her humble beginnings, calls working with Vishwak Sen ‘absolute masterclass’: ‘As a girl from Bengaluru who came with nothing’ | Telugu Movie News

Picture Credit: Instagram Actress Ekta Rathod is set to make her Telugu acting debut with the upcoming film ‘Legacy’, starring Vishwak Sen in the lead. The makers recently introduced her as the female lead with a new poster, offering a glimpse into the intense political action drama. Ekta Rathod calls ‘Legacy’ a special debut According…

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Tata Trusts ordered to defer today’s board meets

Maharashtra’s charity commissioner has ordered Tata Trusts to defer board meetings and launched an inquiry into complaints filed by vice-chairman Venu Srinivasan and advocate Katyayani Agrawal, stating that “the issues highlighted by them are serious and require due consideration.” The development deepens a governance dispute at one of India’s most influential philanthropic institutions where Srinivasan…

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