Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan has revealed that he "has never had" his freedom while making films.


I'm yet to see my full freedom: Kamal Haasan


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Popular Kerala journalist T.N. Gopakumar died of cardiac arrest early on Saturday at a private hospital here, Asianet News said.


Kerala journalist TNG dead


Google on Saturday paid tribute to India's eminent painter Amrita Sher-Gil by dedicating a doodle of her famous painting of three girls on her 103rd birth anniversary.


Google doodles Amrita Sher-Gil on birth anniversary


The chief editor and owner of a publications house has been arrested for hurting the religious sentiments of Muslims, police said on Friday.


Editor held in Hyderabad for hurting religious sentiments


The 'Make In India' issue of monthly magazine 'Laghu Udyog Samachar' was released here on Friday.


'Make-in-India' issue of Laghu Udyog Samachar released


Veteran journalist Arindam Sengupta died of cancer early on Thursday.


TOI managing editor Arindam Sengupta dead


College students who are addicted to the internet are reporting positive as well as negative effects on their family relationships, reveals a study adding that the blame also goes to parents who do not set limits for either themselves or for kids when it comes to internet use.


Internet addiction among students leading to family conflicts


Want to get out of bad dates and awkward meetings? Try US comedian Chelsea Handler's new app called Gotta Go.


Get out of unwanted situations with Chelsea Handler's app


A new Facebook survey has revealed the changing parenting habits globally as mobile-first millennials (those born after 1980) are becoming parents and bringing their tech-savvy ways in nurturing their offspring.


Facebook reveals changing parenting habits of millennials globally


It is seen as a glamourous branch of journalism which has drawn the most famous writers and politicians - Arthur Conan Doyle, Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck, Edgar Rice Burroughs - but war reporting is also the most lethal for its practitioners, given they face a situation where their very lives are on the line.


Soldiering on for story: Strange motivations of war journalists 


Media giants Bloomberg and Business Broadcast News on Friday announced that their media licensing agreement will lapse at the end of the contracted period on March 31, 2016, after seven years of partnership.


Bloomberg, Business Broadcast News let licensing accord lapse


The Associated Journals Ltd (AJL) that published National Herald, Navjivan and Quami Awaz newspapers has decided to resume their publication following an extraordinary general meeting of its shareholders here on Thursday.


AJL shareholders meet, decide to resume National Herald publication


A 26-year-old Indian-American entrepreneur from Nevada, in southwestern US, has been invited on Shark Tank, the popular American television series, the American Bazaar reported on Wednesday.


Indian American entrepreneur gets invite to 'Shark Tank'


Insurgent groups should immediately stop intentionally targeting journalists and civilians, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday.


Attack on Afghan journalists threatens media freedom


Police in the US have arrested an 18-year-old woman charged with stabbing her boyfriend to death and then allegedly admitting to the killing on Facebook, media reports said.


Girl arrested after confessing boyfriend's murder on Facebook


Global instant messaging behemoth WhatsApp on Monday said it will waive its annual subscription fee over the next several weeks as it has not worked well.


WhatsApp to cease annual subscription fee, will be free


A team of researchers at a US university has developed an app that blocks third parties from identifying an individual's location based on what they search for online.


New app hides user-location from third parties


Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda on Friday launched a number of e-health initiatives, including 'Kilkari' that will provide information on child care through mobile phone.


Health ministry launches e-health initiatives


Do you have an impressive photo on your Facebook profile? If so, chances are that you will be hired soon!


Post your best photo on Facebook for that elusive job!


The Tripura government will appeal to the Supreme Court against the state high court order acquitting a local newspaper editor in a sensational triple murder case, Chief Minister Manik Sarkar told the assembly on Thursday.


Tripura to appeal editor's acquittal in triple murder case


Praising Indian and Pakistani leaders for not allowing the Pathankot terror attack to develop into a full-blown crisis, a daily here on Thursday urged the government to "permanently" dismantle the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) that has been blamed for the mayhem.

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