After a gap of several years, residents of Mumbai will see performances by animals - something that was hitherto banned by the government. After a gap of several years, residents of this city will be ...

Hyderabad [India], Dec.3 (ANI): The 'Great Bombay Circus' troupe, which has returned to Hyderabad this November after a 15-year hiatus, is now struggling to draw audiences not because of performance, ...

As more public venues reopen in the city following the easing of lockdown restrictions, the circus, one of the oldest forms of performance arts, is hoping to draw audiences to its live shows. The ...

The demonetisation move has claimed an usual victim in the city -- the Great Bombay Circus.The troupe which returned to Hyderabad this November after a 15-year hiatus is now struggling to draw ...

MUMBAI: In an order that comes as a shot in the arm for animal rights activists, the Bombay high court recently ordered the removal of 19 animals, banned from performing, from their cramped confines ...

In 1998, the Central government banned bears, monkeys, tigers, panthers, and lions to be used as performing animals. In 2013, elephants were also officially banned from circuses. Trapeze performers ...

India’s circuses are increasingly performing in front of virtually empty stands. No wonder the industry is worried about its future. The trouble began in 1997 when protests against the use of animals ...

Circus, one of the most entertaining events earlier, was part of our everlasting memory of growing up in small towns. Children and grown-ups alike looked forward to it every year. Besides animals ...

K.R. Sunil’s exhibitions at Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai, portray forgotten circus and folk artistes from Kerala—capturing lives once filled with wonder, now touched by loss.

“There is no public to watch the circus, we are not able to sell anything, it has happened since demonetisation. HYDERABAD: The ‘Great Bombay Circus’ troupe, which has returned to Hyderabad this ...