Artificial intelligence is transforming the monetization landscape for film stars, cricketers, and digital creators. Licensing AI-generated versions of their identities allows celebrities to earn revenue without physical presence. Platforms like Studio Blo and Sparkonomy enable protection and control over digital identities for creators. The growing concern over unauthorized use of identities emphasizes the need for standard licensing and verifiable consent.

After decades of relying on donations, the former Union minister is betting on a ₹40 per 100 gram vegan dog-food brand to create a sustainable funding stream for animal welfare

NCLAT upheld the NCLT's decision to allow a minority group of IMPPA to pursue legal action. The minority members alleged financial mismanagement and irregularities within the organisation. The petition received support from 209 members, which met the required threshold under the Companies Act. IMPPA's arguments questioning the petition’s validity were rejected by the NCLAT. This ruling enables an investigation into the alleged mismanagement within IMPPA.

The conservative backlash against progressive films can stifle constructive artistic discourse. Tamil movie Dorothy specifically draws attention to its depiction of transgender identities and the narrative direction taken. Although it has its flaws, the film delivers impactful performances and evocative music that resonate with audiences. Dorothy serves as a catalyst for vital discussions around representation and inclusivity in Indian cinema, pushing boundaries and underscoring the positive changes that have emerged.