Hindi Tv Serials

14-year-old child artist Shivlekh Singh, who has acted in several Hindi TV serials, died in a road accident outside Chhattisgarh's Raipur on Thursday, the police said. His parents were injured after their car collided with a truck.

In a bid to promote Indian languages, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry has asked all satellite TV channels to display the casting, credits and titles of Hindi and regional language serials in the respective languages also.

Election officials in Maharashtra have asked production houses of two Hindi TV serials accused of espousing the BJP-led government's schemes to get ''politically influential'' content vetted with them before it is telecast.

Hindi movie songs down the ages are the easy inspiration for a host of television serials with the makers also hoping for instant connect.

A father not allowing his children to watch television continuously and forcing them to go to bed early cannot be termed as "cruelty", the Bombay High Court has held while dismissing an appeal of a 37-year-old Pune housewife who had sought divorce.The woman, who had been married for 19 years and had a daughter and a son, alleged that her husband wa...

14-year-old child artist Shivlekh Singh, who has acted in several Hindi TV serials, died in a road accident outside Chhattisgarh's Raipur on Thursday, the police said. His parents were injured after their car collided with a truck.

In a bid to promote Indian languages, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry has asked all satellite TV channels to display the casting, credits and titles of Hindi and regional language serials in the respective languages also.

Election officials in Maharashtra have asked production houses of two Hindi TV serials accused of espousing the BJP-led government's schemes to get ''politically influential'' content vetted with them before it is telecast.

Hindi movie songs down the ages are the easy inspiration for a host of television serials with the makers also hoping for instant connect.

A father not allowing his children to watch television continuously and forcing them to go to bed early cannot be termed as "cruelty", the Bombay High Court has held while dismissing an appeal of a 37-year-old Pune housewife who had sought divorce.The woman, who had been married for 19 years and had a daughter and a son, alleged that her husband wa...