A UA certificate for The Jungle Book, and muted profanity in the A-rated Love Games and Demolition.
What the censors cut: ‘Love Games’, ‘Demolition’
Our guide to what you were not allowed to watch or hear in the week’s releases.
Reading
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1A new book examines the role of the Indian man at home, and his dependence on his family and wife
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2Mizoram opened its doors to ‘kin’ fleeing Myanmar. But now the mood is turning against refugees
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3From Stalinist Czechoslovakia to Modi’s India, why authoritarian regimes hate laughter
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4This book shows how vast the creator and influencer economy is, and why brands need to tap into it
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5Pune court allows Rahul Gandhi to bring historical evidence on record in Savarkar defamation case
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6In a new book, a diplomat’s wife recounts a funny anecdote from a party while posted in Switzerland
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7‘Breakdown of law’: Supreme Court criticises UP Police for turning civil dispute into criminal cases
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8India’s passport ranking drops to 148 among 199 countries
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9‘Sita in Exile’: A novel about gender expectations of women in the Ramayana (and the modern world)
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10Allow ‘untainted’ teachers to continue work till fresh hiring, Bengal urges SC
