Review: Champion – Go for goal

Director Suseenthiran is back with another sports drama. After Vennilla Kabbadi Kuzhu, Jeeva and Kennedy Club, Champion from his stable speaks about football and how it is the passion of youngsters in North Chennai. Interestingly he has packaged it as revenge drama with commercial elements at right mix.

Review: Kalidas – Royal salute

Cop stories always entertain masses. They feature the protagonist in khakhi uttering punchlines and take on baddies. Here comes Kalidas, a Bharath starrer. Unlike others, he is more brainy than brawny. Directed by Sri Senthil, the movie is filled with thrilling moments that makes it an interesting watch.

Editorial: Keep it going

In the recent past Team India has seen some phenomenal seamers, who have taken wickets on any kind of pitch offered to them.

I am not Rahul savarkar, I will not apologise: Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that he, “will die but never apologise” for speaking the “truth” as he is a Gandhi and not a Savarkar, and asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his “assistant” Amit Shah instead to apologise for “destroying” the economy of the country.

Smart bikes worth city roads?

Smart bikes, under Greater Chennai Corporation’s Smart City project, has been introduced on P T Rajan Salai, K K Nagar. But residents are skeptical about the timing of the plan execution.
They allege that earlier, the pedestrian walkways were widened in the locality for cycle tracks as part of the Smart City initiative. On reality, it was an utter failure.

KS Nair’s ‘The Forgotten Few’ speaks on IAF’s contribution in WWII

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is one of largest and powerful air forces in the world. Like every armed organisation, the IAF has patriotic stories of thousands who were brave to lay down their lives for our land. K S Nair’s The Forgotten Few – The Indian Air Force’s Contribution in Second World War attempts to narrate unheard stories of IAF.

“Indo-US strategic interest aligned”

There is an alignment of America’s strategic interest with India, US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on as he identified China, followed by Russia, as Pentagon’s top two challenges in the coming years.