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 Cinema is a dream for common man in which he can imagine things. Cinema has given humans the ability to express their thoughts and ideas. It allows people to momentarily forget their worries and experience happiness. Cinema is also an essential contributor to economic growth and a powerful source of inspiration. In India, in particular, cinema plays a significant role in everyday life. It often serves as a source of motivation and, at times, as a mirror reflecting people’s own lives. Hero worship is a widely practiced cultural phenomenon in India. Film stars are celebrated like gods, and people draw inspiration from them, aspiring to become like their idols. The rise of Indian cinema began after independence. Since a large portion of the population was illiterate, cinema became a medium that voiced the thoughts and struggles of the masses.                 Indian Cinema began in the early 19th century, w...

  India and EU have signed the Free trade agreement in Delhi on January 27 after 20 years of negotiations.  After nearly two decades of stalled negotiations, it brings together two billion people in a trade arrangement covering roughly a quarter of global GDP. Tariffs will fall on everything from German luxury cars to Indian textiles. This is not simply a trade deal. It is an act of geopolitical statecraft; one that reveals how major democratic economies are adapting to a more fractured and volatile global order. The sudden momentum that pushed the agreement across the finish line in early 2026 was driven less by economics than by geopolitics. Both New Delhi and EU have found themselves exposed to increasingly unpredictable US trade politics. Under the Trump administration, India has faced punitive tariffs of up to 50% on exports to the United States, with the Trump administration framing it as a response to India’s continued purchases of Russian oil. The European Union, mea...