Blackswan

The Telangana Postal Circle celebrated the milestones of Orient blackswan Pvt. Ltd.'s 75th anniversary and Gul Mohar Graded English Readers' 50th anniversary by issuing two commemorative postal covers in their honor.

K-pop group blackswan's member Fatou has officially addressed rumors of her departure. She confirmed on social media that she remains part of the international group, reassuring fans amidst speculation fueled by inactivity and the lack of official statements from management. blackswan, known for its diverse lineup, continues with Fatou, Gabi, Sriya, and NVee.

K-pop girl group blackswan's rapper Fatou Samba is releasing her solo mixtape EP album, 'Letter 1 - Adaeh,' on December 8 at 6 PM KST. The EP album includes the title track, 'Devil made the deal for me,' and features five songs. Samba wrote the lyrics and produced the entire mixtape. Jang Tae In (SEOUL ARCHIVE) contributed to the mixing and mastering. Samba, originally from Senegal and raised in Belgium, is the only African performer in the K-pop industry. Despite facing challenges, she has solidified her place as a trailblazing figure in K-pop. Samba's solo mixtape album showcases her personal narrative and commitment to hip-hop. blackswan will also make a comeback early next year.

blackswan, a multinational K-pop group, is rewriting the narrative of the genre by blending international and Korean influences. Despite their diverse backgrounds, the group remains deeply rooted in Korean culture, with lyrics in Korean and music catering to the domestic audience. blackswan's journey reflects the arduous path taken by many K-pop stars, as they underwent intensive training and adapted to a new culture. Their emergence challenges the traditional notion of K-pop, expanding its boundaries and proving that its essence transcends nationality. The group's unique appeal and global resonance have garnered attention, paving the way for a more diverse future of K-pop.

DR Music has announced legal action against online harassment towards blackswan members, involving offensive comments that negatively impact members, families, staff, and former artists. blackswan, a diverse K-Pop group, aims to share positive music globally.

A black swan event is one that comes as a total surprise. To 18-year-old Sriya Lenka, getting a chance to be the first Indian to be part of the immensely popular Korean girl band blackswan, it is one such moment.

blackswan's Fatou responds to plagiarism accusations regarding her mixtape EP, ‘Letter 1 – Adaeh’ and the title track ‘Adaeh’ that allegedly resembles BABYMONSTER's ‘Batter Off’. Fatou clarifies that her producers sampled a different track and coincidentally, the same sample was used by BABYMONSTER's producers. She emphasizes that the choice to use the sample had no connection to the YG girl group.

The six-episode documentary series 'K-Pop Idols' premiered globally on August 30, 2024. It features Jessi, CRAVITY, and blackswan, capturing the dedication and hard work in the K-pop industry.

Fatou from blackswan criticised her agency. She said the company did not treat the group properly. Before a U.S. fan meeting, she had to buy her own dress. The company failed to provide a suitable outfit. Fans captured and shared her deleted post online. They expressed anger over the company's poor management of events. The incident sparked widespread criticism.

Sriya Lenka, who made India proud by becoming the country's first-ever K-pop star, has returned to her home Odisha from South Korea to a rousing welcome.

The 18-year-old from Odisha spoke to us from Seoul where she’s vying for a spot in the K-pop group, blackswan

Shreya Lenka, an 18-year-old girl from Odisha's Rourkela, has been selected as the fifth member of popular South Korean pop band blackswan.

When one of Sriya Lenka’s classmates showed her a music video of Korean-Chinese boy band Exo in 2017, she could hardly imagine that her friend would actually end up being a global idol one day.

Marathi cinema's 'Apsara' Sonalee Kulkarni is busy promoting her upcoming film 'Vicky Velingker' helmed by Saurabh Verma. The stars are leaving no stones unturned and are promoting their films on all mediums. Amidst the hectic schedule, she took some time out to share a stunning picture from her latest monochrome shoot.

An unspecified number of academic works have been put under “review” by publisher Orient blackswan in the light of a legal notice served by “book police” Dinanath Batra of the Shiksha Bachao Andolan Samiti.

The 18th Patna Book Fair will conclude on Tuesday. Right from the day it began on December 10, India's Missile Man and former president APJ Abdul Kalam appeared to be ruling the hearts and minds of state's book lovers who virtually made a beeline to buy a copy of his autobiography, Wings of Fire.

K-pop group X:IN discusses their experiences in the Korean entertainment industry. The group highlights their latest album 'Defend Myself' and their involvement in music creation. Members from diverse backgrounds share their cultural understanding. They express interest in acting and creative ventures. Aria, the first South Indian K-pop artist, hopes to collaborate with Sriya Lenka.

Survey by People's Linguistic Survey of India says of the 10 endangered languages in the state, 8 are potentially endangered -Koraga, Irula, Soliga, Badaga, Yerava, Gouli, Bettakuruba and Jenukuruba.

A book, ‘The Toda Landscape’, on the Toda tribal people of the Nilgiris, one of the oldest indigenous communities in South Asia, was released on Saturday by eminent historian and environmentalist Ramachandra Guha at the Nilgiri Libraray.

The event is the inaugural function for the men's world cup 2023. There will be a star-studded line up of performers, including bollywood actors Ranveer Singh and Disha Patani, and k-pop band Black Swan. There will also be performances by bollywood composer Pritam, singers Benny Dayal, Neeti Mohan, Lisa Mishra, Amit Mishra, Antara Mitra, Sreeramachandra Nakash, and Shalmali Kholgade, and namita meleka from Odisha Odissi Guru Aruna Mohanty and national award winner choreographer Shiamak Davar. The event will be broadcast across national TV channels, and around 35,000 spectators are expected to attend.

The West Bengal Higher Secondary Council (WBHSC) submitted suggestions in a sealed cover before Calcutta high court on Wednesday on ways to give students a reprieve from the uncertainty over publication of eight higher secondary textbooks.

Most of the university and college campuses in Odisha organised fun-filled activities and watched the glittering opening ceremony of men’s hockey World Cup on giant screens on Wednesday.

Literary circles here were abuzz on Thursday as professor Ganesh Devy released a 'reader' in the city on Thursday.

Students in professional courses like engineering, medicine, law, veterinary and agriculture will soon have their subject books in Tamil by renowned publishers, with the Tamil Nadu Textbooks and Educational Services Corporation having identified 170 textbooks for translation.

The coronavirus pandemic has endangered our basic human rights and liberties and taught us that it is time to change our values, priorities and perspective if humanity is to survive, says Ramin Jahanbegloo, a prominent political philosopher of Iranian origin.

Reddy feels that India should emerge from the current downturn ahead of developed economies and its recovery would depend on an export revival as falling external demand was the main reason for the economic slowdown.