Author: Arijit Bose

The Epstein Files: Power, Proximity, and the Limits of Accountability

Arijit Bose

Washington: Few criminal cases have unsettled the public conscience as deeply as that of Jeffrey Epstein. The story combines extreme wealth, systemic sexual abuse, elite access, institutional failure, and a lingering sense that full justice was never achieved. Even years after Epstein’s death in federal custody in August 2019, the case continues to reverberate—less as a closed chapter and more as an open wound in the public imagination. That fascination reached a new peak with the passage of the Epstein Files Transparency Act, signed into law by U.S. President Donald…

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Papon brings Brahmaputra vibes to the city of Nawabs

Arijit Bose

Lucknow— Day 2 of Manfest–Varchasva 2026, the flagship management and cultural festival of the Indian Institute of Management Lucknow, unfolded in the resonant afterglow of Bismil ki Mehfil, whose evocative Techno-Sufi soundscape set an immersive and reflective tone for the day’s proceedings. The intellectual core of the day was anchored by the Leaders’ Express sessions, which drew packed audiences. Mr. Anil Swarup, Founder of Nexus of Good and former IAS officer, delivered a compelling address on ethical leadership, public accountability, and the urgent need for institutional reform in India. Mr.…

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From Humiliation to Hegemony: How Two Snap Elections Remade Japan Politics

Arijit Bose

Kyoto: Japan’s political story over the past 16 months reads like a high-stakes drama—one that began with scandal, flirted with collapse, and ended in a sweeping comeback few would have predicted. Two snap elections, held under two very different prime ministers, have not only reshaped the balance of power in Tokyo but also redefined voter expectations, party alliances, and the very idea of leadership in modern Japan. The first election, in October 2024, delivered a stinging rebuke to the once-invincible Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) under Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. The…

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Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain! Fun on the Run (2026) – Film Review

Arijit Bose

Lucknow: After years of dominating Indian television with its cheeky humor and instantly recognizable catchphrases, Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain! finally shifts gears to the big screen with Fun on the Run. Directed by Shashank Bali and released in February 2026, the film attempts to expand the sitcom’s familiar universe into a full-fledged feature, banking heavily on nostalgia and fan loyalty. Plot OverviewThe film places rival neighbors Vibhuti Narayan Mishra and Manmohan Tiwari—along with their ever-patient wives—on a chaotic road trip that quickly spirals out of control. Their journey collides with…

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Where the heart still belongs: Sony SAB actors open up about their hometown, food and festive memories

Arijit Bose

Mumbai: Living in a new city often means chasing dreams, long shoots, and packed schedules, but home has a way of calling back through memories, and familiar flavours. Sony SAB actors Rishi Saxena, Deeksha Joshi, Shrenu Parikh, Pooja Katurde, and Rajat Verma open up about their hometowns, sharing personal stories of growing up, family traditions, festive rituals, and the moments they carry with them even while living away. These memories remain their emotional anchors, reminding them that no matter how far life takes them, home is never too far away.…

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A Melody That Lingers: Soulful Love Song ‘Manjogi’ from Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain! – Fun on the Run Released in Sonu Nigam’s Voice

Arijit Bose

Mumbai: The much-awaited big-screen entertainer Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain! – Fun on the Run is gearing up to charm audiences with its trademark humour and high-energy storytelling. Adding a gentle emotional layer to the film’s fast-paced comedy, the makers have released the romantic track ‘Manjogi’, beautifully rendered by celebrated playback singer Sonu Nigam. Amid the film’s whirlwind of confusion and comedy, Manjogi offers a calm, heartfelt pause—capturing love in its simplest and most sincere form. Known for his ability to bring depth and warmth to every composition, Sonu Nigam lends…

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Spiritual tourism is driving the next phase of development in Vrindavan

Arijit Bose

Vrindavan: Vrindavan is experiencing a surge in real estate demand. The city, once reliant on crowds only during festivals and special occasions, is now witnessing a continuous and sustained influx of people, investment, and infrastructure development. The House of Abhinandan Lodha’s plotted development, spread across 65 acres, is being developed in Vrindavan with modern amenities. It offers over 40 amenities, including a clubhouse spanning over 100,000 square feet, the largest in the city. Approximately 40 percent of the project area is dedicated to open spaces and community living. According to…

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Adani Group’s Three Companies Receive Landmark Ratings from Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR)

Arijit Bose

Ahmedabad: In a significant milestone for its global credit profile, the Adani Group has announced that three of its portfolio companies have received long-term foreign currency credit ratings from Japan’s leading rating agency, Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR). The companies rated are Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ), Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL), and Adani Energy Solutions Limited (AESL), with all three assigned a ‘Stable’ outlook. The move marks an important achievement in the Adani Group’s international credit journey and further strengthens its standing among global investors and…

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Teaser of RSS Centenary Film ‘Shatak: 100 Years of the Sangh’ Unveiled

Arijit Bose

Mumbai: The teaser of the film ‘Shatak: 100 Years of the Sangh’, produced to mark the completion of 100 years of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), has been released recently. The film seeks to chronicle the organisation’s century-long journey, its core ideology, and its social contributions that have shaped India’s socio-cultural landscape. The RSS completed 100 years in 2025, a milestone that forms the foundation of the film. Shatak narrates the story of an organisation whose influence has extended across generations. As part of the film’s promotions, the song ‘Bhagwa…

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Baba Ramdev Shares His Views on RSS Centenary Film ‘Shatak’, Says “We May Perish or Remain, May Your Glory Be Eternal, Mother”

Arijit Bose

New Delhi: Yoga guru and Patanjali Group founder Baba Ramdev, known for his strong advocacy of nationalism, cultural pride, and the vision of a self-reliant India, has shared his thoughts on the upcoming film ‘Shatak: 100 Years of the Sangh’, made to commemorate the centenary year of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). His oft-quoted line, “We may perish or remain, may your glory be eternal, Mother,” resonates deeply with the spirit of the RSS centenary and the core message of the film. Produced on the historic occasion of the RSS…

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