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Three of eight phases of West Bengal's assembly elections are over now. The fourth phase of West Bengal Assembly election is underway in 44 Assembly constituencies across five districts. From common people to celebrities, citizens have exercised their democratic right.

Indrasis Acharya has wrapped up the shooting part of his upcoming film ‘Niharika’, which sees Anuradha Mukherjee, Shilajit Majumdar, Anindya Sengupta and mallika mazumdar in key roles. The plot revolves around a woman (Anuradha Mukherjee), who’s left with no choice but to live in isolation, away from all the chaos of the city. Interestingly, the name of the house she’s stuck in is Niharika. Just like his previous films, Indrasis will be highlighting the complexities of human relationship in this film as well.

Indrasis Acharya's ‘Niharika’ continues its festival run earning accolades. The film tells the story of a woman and his journey of self-discovery.

The Gauhati high court hammered the CID for running a lackadaisical investigation into the murder case of journalist Anil Mazumdar, who was killed by unidentified gunmen in 2009 in front of his house here.

Indrasis Acharya is overwhelmed to see the response to his latest film ‘Niharika’ after its world premiere at the Adelaide Film Festival. The critically-acclaimed filmmaker is currently in Australia to present his film and he’s so happy to see how the Australians present at the screening accepted ‘Niharika’ and its subject.

Sanjay Chhel’s 'Maan Gaye Mughal-e-Azam' is going to be one treat for the fans of Paresh Rawal and Rahul Bose.

The official trailer of Indrasis Acharya’s next film ‘Niharika’ (In The Mist) has already created quite a lot of buzz ahead of its theatrical release on July 21.

An exhibition of 175 photographs clicked by twin sisters, Debalina Mazumdar and Manobina Roy, who are among India's first women photographers and also pioneers in candid photography, began at UP State Lalit Kala Akademi on Thursday.

To gauge the stress on students, the school education department has sought a study on the impact of anxiety on the academic achievement of students at school level in the government and government sponsored schools in Bengal.

Indrasis Acharya’s next ‘Niharika’ (In the Mist) is all set for its World Premiere at Adelaide Film Festival on October 22 and what’s more pleasing for the director is that it is the sole entry from India. Not only the Adelaide film fest, 'Niharika' has also been officially selected at the Hanoi International Film Festival, where it will compete with 11 other films worldwide.

The first look poster of Indrasis Acharya’s next ‘Niharika’ is out now and it is every bit intriguing. The plot revolves around a woman (Anuradha Mukherjee), who’s left with no choice but to live in isolation, away from all the chaos of the city. Interestingly, the name of the house she’s stuck in is Niharika. Just like his previous films, Indrasis will be highlighting the complexities of human relationships in this film as well.

Indrasis Acharya's film ‘Niharika: In The Mist’ which released on July 21 has completed its 25-day run in theatres and the director is elated to see how the audience has supported the film. Adapted from Sanjib Chattopadhyay's story 'Bhoy', the film is a poignant tale of a woman haunted by her traumatic and abusive past.

ICICI Bank MD and CEO Chanda Kochhar has been named as the most powerful businesswoman in India for the third consecutive year by Fortune magazine.

Filmmaker Indrasis Acharya has a piece of good news to share. His next film ‘Niharika’ has earned its first festival laurel and it’s the prestigious Adelaide Film Festival. The first slice of a life drama will compete in the main section of the festival which will run from October 19 to 30 this year. Niharika has been shot in some remote locations in Madhupur, Simultala and Giridih for more than a year to capture the essence of three seasons – summer, monsoon and winter.

New Delhi, Oct 5 () As many as seven women have been named in India's 100 richest persons list, including O P Jindal group Chairperson Savitri Jindal and biotechnology pioneer Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw.