MUMBAI (ANI) – Saira Banu, who recently announced her separation from her husband, music composer AR Rahman, reflected on her health and their relationship in a voice note and shared that she ...

On Tuesday evening, AR Rahman and his wife, Saira Banu, revealed their decision to part ways after 29 years of marriage. Coincidentally, the same day, Mohini Dey, a long-time bassist who has ...

Sanjay Dutt, the son of legendary actors Sunil Dutt and Nargis Dutt, has been in the spotlight for decades. Known for his ...

Saira Banu commemorated Eid-al-Adha by sharing cherished memories of past celebrations with her late husband, Dilip Kumar.

and used it to issue a heartfelt apology to his family. Addressing his ex-wife Saira Banu and his children, Rahman said, “I would like to apologise to my family for being so consumed by work and ...

Banu Mushtaq was born in Hassan on April 3, 1948. Apart from being a writer, she has been an activist, journalist, lawyer and politician. She holds B.Sc and LLB degrees. She is married to ...

Banu Mushtaq, eminent short story writer and Booker awardee for 2025, is a writer-activist deeply concerned with gender inequalities and the patriarchal violence which is invisibalised by religion ...

Banu Mushtaq's first short story appeared in a local magazine when she was 27. Banu Mushtaq, an Indian writer, lawyer, and activist, has become the first author writing in Kannada to win the ...

Banu Mushtaq, an Indian writer, has won the International Booker Prize for her Kannada short story collection, Heart Lamp, translated by Deepa Bhasthi. The anthology portrays the struggles of ...

Speaking to PTI, the actor-politician weighed in on the importance of linguistic freedom and inclusivity, especially in educational and employment contexts. Kamal Haasan reacts to Hindi imposition ...

Banu Mushtaq's Heart Lamp is a collection of 12 short stories that exquisitely capture the everyday lives of Muslim women in Karnataka. Banu Mushtaq, a writer who talks about women’s lives ...

Banu Mushtaq won the 2025 International Booker Prize for Heart Lamp, translated from Kannada by Deepa Bhasthi. It’s the first Kannada- language book and first short story collection to win £50,000.