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Spotify to bring audiobooks to India in November, four years after US launch
Spotify will introduce its audiobook service in India on November 12, 2026, enabling local users to access new content. The service will be available primarily through an Audiobooks+ add-on for Premium subscribers. Initially, Indian users can access a global catalogue featuring over 350,000 titles in different languages. Spotify aims to increase its presence in India by leveraging local partnerships and payment integrations.
JioHotstar expands international footprint with MENA launch
In an exciting move, JioHotstar has unveiled its streaming platform for the Middle East and North Africa, partnering with STARZPLAY. The collaboration opens the door to JioHotstar Originals and a diverse range of Indian content in various languages, aimed at regional audiences. Monthly packages are available at AED 34.99 and AED 49.99, addressing the needs of the South Asian diaspora for varied entertainment options.
Tej Pratap Yadav Takes Real Politics To Reality TV: Can Teju Bhaiya Woo Bihar’s Gen-Z With Flute, Memes & Insta Feed?
Politics In Times Of Social Media: Expelled by family’s RJD, Tej Pratap Yadav is looking to build an Insta family for political leverage. Digital Hindi Heartland Pivot Explained
JioStar taps IPL fandom that's moving beyond Hindi and English
Kannada, Telugu and Tamil cricket feeds have shown significant growth during TATA IPL 2026. JioStar launched 'Beyond Boundaries' to enhance advertiser partnerships with regional-language programming. The Telugu feed experienced the highest digital watch time growth at 30%. The initiative highlights various successful regional programming that connects with local audiences. JioStar aims to capitalize on the increased interest in regional-language cricket viewership.
Delhi HC seeks Salman Khan's response on 'Kala Hiran' producer's plea
The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to actor Salman Khan regarding his suit against the film 'Kala Hiran'. The film's producer, Amit Jani, argues that Khan's claims represent parallel litigation concerning the same issues. Khan is seeking to restrain the release and dissemination of the film, which he claims infringes on his personality rights.
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