Amrit Dhillon

The reports that Khan is having a baby boy – so far unconfirmed by the Khans – has triggered a fuss over the sensitive issue of sex determination.

More and more expatriates in India are turning to counselling services for help in dealing with their move and the dissonances that inevitably follow.

Bollywood's Barfi! has been released in 40 cinemas across Turkey, the first time any Indian film has enjoyed such a wide theatrical release in the country.

For the first time, Indian TV will have a version of the reality programme The Bachelorette.

In an industry where men are more important than women, Shah Rukh Khan’s decision to have his female lead’s name before his own in film credits might herald the beginning of a new era.

A newly launched men’s entertainment channel in India offers programmes that include international reality shows, extreme sports and action series. Amrit Dhillon tunes in

A web-based publishing venture provides millions of women with romance novels based on their culture and sensibilities, including arranged marriages.

A new app out next month aims to give health conscious Indian food eaters information they can't yet easily find anywhere else: an app which breaks down the nutrients and calories of thousands of Indian dishes.

Known for its lush landscape and backwaters, Kochi in Kerala has just launched the subcontinent's first version of the famous Venice Biennale contemporary art festival.

But the low-key nuptials of Vidya Balan and Siddarth Roy Kapoor may be a sign that the pendulum is swinging in the direction of austerity and restraint.

Puneet Dua helps India's newly rich and successful acquire the trappings of success - and business is booming.

It's strange but true - Indian TV has never had a soap opera with a Muslim family at its centre. Until now, that is - Zee TV has just launched Qubool Hai, which follows a modern Muslim woman in Bhopal.

Thousands of works by acclaimed Indian artists, housed at the Taj Mahal hotel, were damaged in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Four years on, we look at efforts to restore a few hundred pieces.

A poor farmer’s daughter from India’s north-east, Mary Kom was unheard of until she won a boxing medal at the London Olympics. Now she is the focus of a film that will take her story to the world.