Son of veteran Tamil actor Sathyaraj, Sibiraj talks about his first negative role.
World champion Viswanathan Anand, who turned 40 on December 11, looks back on the year gone by and his upcoming World Championship match with Veselin Topolov.
Being disabled does not mean the end of the world. Shobha Warrier narrates G J Siddharth's inspiring story.
Newcomer Babusivan talks about directing the much awaited Tamil film starring popular actor Vijay.
S Somasegar, corporate VP, Microsoft, speaks about Vista and other products that the team at IDC, Hyderabad are working on.
It's been a long wait for the Tamil actor who is now ready with two films.
A car that only costs Rs 25,000 to produce and also doubles up as a two-wheeler.
The Tamil actor is all ready to shed his romantic image with his latest film Modhi Vilayadu.
G Anantha Narayanan on why he chose a pick pocket as the protagonist of his first film Valmiki.
'Remember, they are all volunteers unlike other forces, and they said they would not come out of the forest until they finished the job. That was the kind of dedication and perseverance they had.' says former STF boss Walter Dawaram.
Indian IT professionals are second to none in terms of hard work, desire to learn, and intelligence
Cinematographer Ravi K Chandran can't get a DVD of his best art films!
Former India hockey captain Vasudevan Bhaskaran shares his Olympics experiences with Shobha Warrier.
'No society becomes democratic merely by holding an election,' says T N Seshan.
Susi Ganesan's Tamil film Kandaswamy starring Vikram and Shriya, is embarking on a noble mission.
A R Rahman's double Oscar win has his family back home ecstatic. His nephew -- 21-year-old budding music composer G V Prakash, son of Rahman's older sister, Reihana -- has obviously taken after his famous uncle.
The Tamil filmmaker, who is also Balu Mahendra's assistant is confident that people will sit up and notice his film.
A mariner's perspective of the Sethu Samudram Shipping Canal Project.
'You need hard work along with talent to reach exceptional heights.'
Priya, Mani Ratnam's assistant, is ready with her first feature film.
An interview with Nandita Das where she talks about her experiences acting in Adoor's film Nitya Kanyaka.
'While in Chennai, I play alone. It gets lonely at times because you wish for someone to play with you,' says Joshna Chinnappa, India's number one squash player.
Madhavan's first comedy, the Tamil film Nala Damayanti, is a big hit. The actor couldn't be happier.
A R Rahman's nephew, G V Prakash, talks about his experiences of composing for Rajnikanth's Tamil movie, Kuselan.
IIT-Madras director on the need for foreigners at IIT.
'We are a democracy of only sixty years. What you see is only the froth on the surface,' says T N Seshan.
Mani Ratnam talks about his latest film, Guru.
His first two films were a hit. Srikkant is now awaiting the fate of his third release.
K K Abraham dreams of a stigma-free, economically independent life for all HIV positive people
'There are many new elements in the film, like spacecraft, the alien,' Ravi K Chandran on Rakesh Roshan's Koi Mil Gaya.
Madhavan talks about his career, and what to expect from him.
Madhavan talks about Rang De Basanti, and his Guru experience.
Director Kamal talks about his new film, Karutha Pakshikal.
Chowdhary holds forth on the entrepreneurial activity in India, what TiE is doing to promote entrepreneurship and advises aspiring entrepreneurs.
