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"As someone with some experience of the Royal Family, I want you to know: I’m resolutely Team Harry and Meghan."
Aatish is the ex boyfriend of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent's daughter. Taseer—who is of Indian and Pakistani descent and says he "was one of the first natives of [the former British] empire to be dating a member of the royal family"
#aatish taseer#meghan markle#duchess meghan#the duchess of sussex#prince harry#duke of sussex#the duke of sussex#british royals#harry and meghan#prince harry the duke of sussex#meghan and harry#the duke and duchess of sussex#uk royal family#royal family uk#prince harry duke of sussex#brf#british royal family#the british royal family#meghan the duchess of sussex#duke and duchess of sussex#duchess of sussex#meghan duchess of sussex#Harry and Meghan#harry and meghan netflix
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i’m actually so mad that i didn’t pick up this collection of essays earlier when i had to write about the role of literature-in-english in formerly colonised societies. so so interesting and good. also highlighted the last portion because funnily enough just yesterday evening i was reading an essay about manto and legacy of urdu lit in india and aatish taseer makes such a similar point using the same example. except twenty years latter and about india
#find it fascinating to read about the language politics of Nigeria (and Africa) from achebe’s point of view. very very similar to some of#ambedkar’s remarks on the utility of English though of course that was slightly different coming from a Dalit perspective#and was about who got social mobility through education with caste in mind#bookclub#chinua achebe#aatish taseer
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IN THE VALLEY -- THE VALLEY OF DRAA.
PIC INFO: Resolution at 1536x2038 -- Spotlight on the Draa Valley, an 8,900-square-mile oasis that runs along the Algerian border to Morocco. 📸: Richard Mosse (for the New York Times), c. 2019.
This shot was part of a NYT article and photo-series titled "In Search of Ancient Morocco," by Aatish Taseer, c. May 2019.
Source: https://portailsudmaroc.com/actualite/14946/in-search-of-ancient-morocco-south-of-marrakesh-the-draa-valley-still-.
#In Search of Ancient Morocco#Morocco#New York Times#Desert Landscape#Landscapes#Nature#Photography#Palm Trees#Summer Mood#Plants#Algeria#Algerian Moroccan border#African#Morocco Algeria#Aatish Taseer#Draa Valley#Oasis#North African#🇲🇦#Draa Valley Morocco#North Africa#🇩🇿
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"No man dipping his satay in peanut sauce in Bangkok, or woman eating chicken paprikash in Budapest, or any number of families consuming potatoes across the breadth of Russia, stops for one moment to consider how relatively recently these seminal ingredients have been added to their national cuisines,
We apply the terms “invasive” and “native” to the vegetable kingdom. They are full of resonance for us, but every day, at our dining tables, we set aside our obsession with origins — what is ours, what has come from outside — nourishing ourselves on an endlessly fertile encounter with the other."-tracing Mexico’s Complicated Relationship With Rice, Aatish Taseer, New york times
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ayan mukherji dated aatish taseer (as claimed by him) who was rejoicing over what happened to nupur sharma. i don't get why some people are spending so much money to watch brahmastra considering the kind of people involved with it.
it would be hypocritical if i come down to agree with you anon, considering how much i was looking forward to the movie. but alas, didn't get to see it because my family members kinda sorta hate these actors associated with the project.
i've laid down my take on this during lal singh chaddha also and i still stand by what i said. criticizing or even bashing a movie should only be done with respect to its plot, screenplay, acting, dialogues- you know the drill. if the movie IS as bad as certain reviewers are pointing it out to be, then by all means- roast it, boycott it- you have the right!
through my lenses; whatever history/ideology the people associated with the film ecosystem have, shouldn't affect the output project (unless of course it's too disturbing, portrays a negative stance on our national integrity etc.) and audience as well should judge the movie solely on the basis of what is shown in the scenes, not behind them.
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Antonio Velardo shares: An Epic Pilgrimage Across Three Great Religions by Aatish Taseer
By Aatish Taseer
Before there was tourism, there was pilgrimage. One writer’s 40,000-mile journey through Bolivia, Mongolia and Iraq reveals the ritual’s enduring transformational power.
Published: November 9, 2023 at 05:03AM
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Just a reminder - Lady Gabriella's ex talked about drug use and swimming naked in BP pool. Article is from April 2018.
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The 25 Travel Experiences You Must Have
The 25 Travel Experiences You Must Have
A pair of internationally minded writers, a chef, an architect and a landscape photographer made a list of the most extraordinary adventures a person should seek out. Here are the results.By Alwa Cooper, Ashlea Halpern, Debra Kamin, Aileen Kwun, Miguel Morales, Dan Piepenbring and Michael SnyderNov. 17, 2022One July morning, a five-person jury — including the writers Pico Iyer and Aatish Taseer,…
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What was Salman Rushdie's first reaction after being removed from the ventilator? Learn
What was Salman Rushdie’s first reaction after being removed from the ventilator? Learn
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The critically injured Rushdie was seen in a jolly mood after the ventilator was removed
Rushdie’s friend writer Aatish Taseer told this in a tweet
Seriously injured Rushdie did not look sad
New York. The ventilator of writer Salman Rushdie, who was critically injured in a knife attack during a speech in New York, has now been removed. Now they are able to talk. The seriously injured…
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What was Salman Rushdie's first reaction after being removed from the ventilator? File
What was Salman Rushdie’s first reaction after being removed from the ventilator? File
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The critically injured Rushdie was seen laughing as the ventilator was removed
Rushdie’s friend, writer Aatish Taseer, told this in a tweet
Seriously injured Rushdie did not look sad
New York. The ventilator of author Salman Rushdie, who was critically injured in a knife attack during a speech in New York, has now been removed. Now they can talk. The seriously injured Rushdie appeared…
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Salman Rushdie off ventilator and talking a day after stabbing
Salman Rushdie off ventilator and talking a day after stabbing
Salman Rushdie has been taken off a ventilator and is now able to talk, a friend and his agent said, a day after the acclaimed novelist was stabbed as he prepared to give a lecture in New York.
Rushdie, 75, remained hospitalised with serious injuries on Saturday, but fellow author Aatish Taseer tweeted in the evening that he was “off the ventilator and talking (and joking)”.
Rushdie’s agent,…
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Salman Rushdie off ventilator and talking after assault, agent says
Salman Rushdie off ventilator and talking after assault, agent says
The Satanic Verses author Salman Rushdie was taken off a ventilator Saturday and was able to speak, a day after he was stabbed while preparing to give a lecture in upstate New York.
Rushdie remained hospitalized with serious injuries, but colleague Aatish Taseer tweeted in the evening that he was “off the ventilator and talking (and joking)”. Rushdie’s agent, Andrew Wylie, confirmed this…
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Salman Rushdie ‘off ventilator and talking after being stabbed 12 times’
Salman Rushdie ‘off ventilator and talking after being stabbed 12 times’
It was a ‘targeted, unprovoked, pre-planned attack’, prosecutors claim (Picture: Getty Images/AP/PA)
Sir Salman Rushdie has been taken off his ventilator and is able to talk after being attacked in New York.
British-American writer Aatish Taseer tweeted saying the author was ‘talking and joking’, although later deleted his post.
But the news has now been confirmed by Sir Salman’s agent Andrew…
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" I’d learned the day before, the preconquest past, in areas such as language (Nahuatl), religion (an earth religion where the obsidian knife was routinely used in human sacrifice), dress (“the upper class,” writes Thomas in “Conquest,” wore robes of long quetzal feathers, and very elaborate cloaks of white duck feathers, embroidered skirts and necklaces with radiating pendants) and architecture (great stepped pyramids rising out of a lake encircled by volcanoes), has all but gone under in Mexico. But if there is one point of contact, one aperture through which the Mexico of today can reach out its fingers and touch the Aztec past, it is food. And that past, here at the Mercado de Abastos, through the prevalence of corn, cacao and chiles — and the absence of rice — could still feel very present."
-tracing Mexico’s Complicated Relationship With Rice, Aatish Taseer, New york times
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Rushdie már jobban van
Rushdie már jobban van
Aatish Taseer újságíró a Twitterren azt írta, hogy a Salman Rushdie-t levették a lélegeztetőgépről, és beszélni is képes volt – írja a Guardian. Súlyos sérülései miatt azonban továbbra is kórházban ápolják.A 75 éves, indiai születésű brit írót a színpadon támadta meg egy 24 éves férfi, legalább tízszer megszúrta a nyakát, az arcát és a hasát. Taseer értesüléseit megerősítette Rushdie ügynöke,…
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