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camyfilms · 10 months

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SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE 2008

When somebody asks me a question, I tell them the answer.

#slumdog millionaire #2008 #dev patel #freida pinto #madhur mittal #anil kapoor #irrfan khan #saurabh shukla #mahesh manjrekar #ankur vikal #rajendranath zutshi #tanay chheda #tanvi ganesh lonkar

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prabodhjamwal · 2 months

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Voices of Resilience: Championing Social Justice Through Art and Activism

‘Unlike cinema on digital screens, street theatre is interactive and multi-dimensional, allowing for a deeper connection with the audience.’ An Interview with Dheeraj Bismil By Aman Zutshi JAMMU: Sitting in a small tea-stall in Jammu, Dheeraj Bismil, excitedly recounted the day of June 23. “I was asleep when I got a call from Sahitya Akademi and was informed that I had won the Sahitya Akademi…

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flixadda · 2 years

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EXCLUSIVE! Balika Vadhu fame Harsh Sharma roped in for Atrangii TV's Parshuram

EXCLUSIVE! Balika Vadhu fame Harsh Sharma roped in for Atrangii TV’s Parshuram

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somerabbitholes · 2 years

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hey, would you have any reading recs for the following topics (separately): kashmir situation or indo-pak enmity in general; veganism; capitalism; social media/the internet and its effects

hi! here you go —

kashmir, indo-pak situation

these are things that are on my list. i've tried to keep a diverse list but obviously, it isn't exhaustive and you're encouraged to both scout more and keep in mind the positions that different authors come from

languages of belonging by chitralekha zutshi; also her kashmir's contested pasts and kashmir: history, politics, representation which is an edited volume

the generation of rage in kashmir by david devadas

kashmir: behind the vale by m j akbar

understanding kashmir and kashmiris by christopher snedden; also his kashmir: the unwritten history

the kashmir dispute by a g noorani

shooting for a century by stephen cohen

kashmir in conflict by victoria schofield

the people next door by t c a raghavan

capitalism

empire of cotton by sven beckert — looks at the origins and history of capitalism through how the production of cotton underwent a change in the 18th and 19th centuries

capitalism, socialism, democracy by joseph schumpeter — i always support going back to the very basics; looks at how the three are related and if they go together or not go together

the great transformation by karl polanyi — looks at how the 'free market' developed and how a lot of the things that modern economic theory holds to be natural to us are really things that had to be made and fought for

capitalism & slavery by eric williams — it's really a critique of imperialism through what williams argues is an intrinsic link between capitalism and slavery

capitalism and freedom by milton friedman — how and if capitalism can be the road to economic freedom and if it can enhance democratic promises; somewhat offsets the critiques i've bombarded you with

i don't have anything on veganism and i'm not sure i have anything on the effects of internet or social media either; i've been more interested so far in more personal essays on either. but i hope the rest helps!

#book recs #anonymous #answered #booklr #capitalism #india

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bollywoodirect · 4 months

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26 Years of Chachi 420 (19/12/1997).

Chachi 420 is a comedy film, co-written, produced and directed by Kamal Haasan. The film is a remake of the 1996 Tamil movie Avvai Shanmughi. The film stars Kamal Haasan and Nassar along with Tabu, Amrish Puri, Om Puri, Johnny Walker, Paresh Rawal, Rajendranath Zutshi, Ayesha Jhulka and Fatima Sana Shaikh. Songs by Vishal Bhardwaj and Gulzar.

#chachi 420 #kamal haasan #gulzar #vishal bhardwaj #johnny walker #paresh rawal #om puri #amrish puri #ayesha jhulka #fatima sana shaikh #bollywoodirect #bollywood

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compneuropapers · 2 years

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Interesting Papers for Week 19, 2022

Concept neurons in the human medial temporal lobe flexibly represent abstract relations between concepts. Bausch, M., Niediek, J., Reber, T. P., Mackay, S., Boström, J., Elger, C. E., & Mormann, F. (2021). Nature Communications, 12, 6164.

Neuronal activity in dorsal anterior cingulate cortex during economic choices under variable action costs. Cai, X., & Padoa-Schioppa, C. (2021). eLife, 10, e71695.

Theta oscillations coordinate grid-like representations between ventromedial prefrontal and entorhinal cortex. Chen, D., Kunz, L., Lv, P., Zhang, H., Zhou, W., Liang, S., … Wang, L. (2021). Science Advances, 7(44).

A novel methodology to describe neuronal networks activity reveals spatiotemporal recruitment dynamics of synchronous bursting states. Dazza, M., Métens, S., Monceau, P., & Bottani, S. (2021). Journal of Computational Neuroscience, 49(4), 375–394.

Action planning and control under uncertainty emerge through a desirability-driven competition between parallel encoding motor plans. Enachescu, V., Schrater, P., Schaal, S., & Christopoulos, V. (2021). PLOS Computational Biology, 17(10), e1009429.

The importance of urgency in decision making based on dynamic information. Ferrucci, L., Genovesio, A., & Marcos, E. (2021). PLOS Computational Biology, 17(10), e1009455.

Reactivation predicts the consolidation of unbiased long-term cognitive maps. Grosmark, A. D., Sparks, F. T., Davis, M. J., & Losonczy, A. (2021). Nature Neuroscience, 24(11), 1574–1585.

Coordination through Inhibition: Control of Stabilizing and Updating Circuits in Spatial Orientation Working Memory. Han, R., Huang, H.-P., Chuang, C.-L., Yen, H.-H., Kao, W.-T., Chang, H.-Y., & Lo, C.-C. (2021). ENeuro, 8(5), ENEURO.0537-20.2021.

Evolving interpretable plasticity for spiking networks. Jordan, J., Schmidt, M., Senn, W., & Petrovici, M. A. (2021). eLife, 10, e66273.

Visual exposure enhances stimulus encoding and persistence in primary cortex. Lazar, A., Lewis, C., Fries, P., Singer, W., & Nikolic, D. (2021). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 118(43).

Choice history effects in mice and humans improve reward harvesting efficiency. López-Yépez, J. S., Martin, J., Hulme, O., & Kvitsiani, D. (2021). PLOS Computational Biology, 17(10), e1009452.

The OpenNeuro resource for sharing of neuroscience data. Markiewicz, C. J., Gorgolewski, K. J., Feingold, F., Blair, R., Halchenko, Y. O., Miller, E., … Poldrack, R. (2021)eLife, 10, e71774.

Complementary roles of differential medial entorhinal cortex inputs to the hippocampus for the formation and integration of temporal and contextual memory (Systems Neuroscience). Marks, W. D., Yamamoto, N., & Kitamura, T. (2021). European Journal of Neuroscience, 54(8), 6762–6779.

Separable actions of acetylcholine and noradrenaline on neuronal ensemble formation in hippocampal CA3 circuits. Prince, L. Y., Bacon, T., Humphries, R., Tsaneva-Atanasova, K., Clopath, C., & Mellor, J. R. (2021). PLOS Computational Biology, 17(10), e1009435.

Precisely timed theta oscillations are selectively required during the encoding phase of memory. Quirk, C. R., Zutshi, I., Srikanth, S., Fu, M. L., Devico Marciano, N., Wright, M. K., … Leutgeb, S. (2021). Nature Neuroscience, 24(11), 1614–1627.

Paranoia, self-deception and overconfidence. Rossi-Goldthorpe, R. A., Leong, Y. C., Leptourgos, P., & Corlett, P. R. (2021). PLOS Computational Biology, 17(10), e1009453.

Visual and Tactile Sensory Systems Share Common Features in Object Recognition. Tabrik, S., Behroozi, M., Schlaffke, L., Heba, S., Lenz, M., Lissek, S., … Tegenthoff, M. (2021). ENeuro, 8(5), ENEURO.0101-21.2021.

Forward and inverse reinforcement learning sharing network weights and hyperparameters. Uchibe, E., & Doya, K. (2021). Neural Networks, 144, 138–153.

Place cells and geometry lead to a flexible grid pattern. Wang, W., & Wang, W. (2021). Journal of Computational Neuroscience, 49(4), 441–452.

Context-dependent representations of movement in Drosophila dopaminergic reinforcement pathways. Zolin, A., Cohn, R., Pang, R., Siliciano, A. F., Fairhall, A. L., & Ruta, V. (2021). Nature Neuroscience, 24(11), 1555–1566.

#science #Neuroscience #computational neuroscience #Brain science #research #cognition #cognitive science #neurons #neural networks #neural computation #neurobiology #psychophysics

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dudewhoabides · 2 years

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petnews2day · 1 month

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Man dies of snake bite in Arnia

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Man dies of snake bite in Arnia

Aman Zutshi A man has died in Arnia area of Jammu after being bitten multiple times by a snake on Thursday. The incident happened when the deceased was alighting from a vehicle, but he sadly bitten by a snake who was on the road. After a while the man passed away after suffering from the […]

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movieverselive · 2 months

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Article 370 Movie Reviews: A Compelling Thriller That Will Leave You Breathless

Article 370 Movie Reviews: A Suspenseful Drama with Tale of Politics and Power

In the wake of the 2016 Kashmir unrest, "Article 370" emerges as a cinematic endeavor delving into the intricacies of a secret mission assigned to Zooni Haksar, a local agent, aiming to end terrorism and conflict in the region without bloodshed. Directed by Aditya Suhas Jambhale, the film navigates through the political landscape of Kashmir, unraveling the events leading to the abrogation of the contentious constitutional provision on Article 370 Movie Review.

Synopsis:

"Article 370" serves as a persuasive exploration of the government's Kashmir policy, particularly focusing on the abrogation of Article 370 on August 5, 2019. The narrative follows Zooni Haksar, portrayed by Yami Gautam, an intelligence officer with a personal vendetta against the corrupt political leadership of the state. Strategically positioned, Zooni becomes a pivotal figure in propagating the 'us vs them' narrative, reflecting the prevailing political rhetoric. Movie NameArticle 370DirectorAditya Suhas JambhaleCastYami Gautam, Priyamani, Raj Zutshi, Arun Govil, Divya SethRun Time160 minutesGenresAction, Drama, ThrillerWritersAditya Dhar, Arjun Dhawan, Aditya Suhas JambhaleMusicShashwat SachdevOTT PlatformNot yet announced

Opinion:

As audiences delve into the film's narrative, it becomes evident that "Article 370" is more than a mere cinematic portrayal; it's a calculated endeavor to influence public perception during the election season. Director Aditya Suhas Jambhale adeptly connects historical events to the prevailing political narrative, offering a perspective that aligns with the ruling dispensation. While the film avoids overt jingoism, it delves into the complexities of Kashmir's political landscape, shedding light on the business of terrorism and the conflict economy.

Article 370 Movie Review and Analysis:

1. Political Narrative and Historical Context: Drawing from historical events, "Article 370" aligns its narrative with the political agenda of the ruling party. The film strategically navigates through the complexities of Kashmir's political history, presenting a narrative that resonates with the current discourse. However, its selective portrayal of historical figures and events raises questions about its objectivity. 2. Character Portrayals and Performances: The film boasts a commendable ensemble cast, with notable performances from Yami Gautam, Raj Zutshi, and Divya Seth. Gautam's portrayal of Zooni Haksar, driven by a personal vendetta, adds depth to the narrative, while Zutshi and Seth deliver compelling performances, depicting the manipulative nature of political figures in Kashmir. 3. Gender Dynamics and Narrative Simplification: "Article 370" introduces an intriguing dynamic with two women leading the charge, showcasing their resilience in a male-dominated political landscape. However, as the narrative progresses, the film tends to oversimplify complex issues, reducing them to a binary 'good vs evil' narrative, reminiscent of traditional Bollywood tropes. https://youtu.be/6Pf6RUmq7S0

Conclusion on Article 370 Movie Review

"Article 370" stands as a compelling cinematic portrayal of the events leading to the abrogation of Article 370. While it offers valuable insights into the political landscape of Kashmir, the film's selective portrayal of historical events and characters raises questions about its objectivity. Nevertheless, with commendable performances and a timely narrative, "Article 370" succeeds in sparking discussions about one of the most contentious issues in contemporary Indian politics. Read the full article

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paikesolutions · 2 months

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Review… Article 370: POWER-PACKED. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐️ Article 370 is cinema at its best: Enlightening, engaging and impactful… This is truly Yami Gautam’s best work to date, is terrific, puts up an award-worthy act… Priya Mani excels… MUST, MUST WATCH! Article 370

Kudos to the writing team for simplifying the sequence of events and staying true to the subject material… Director Aditya Suhas Jambhale deserves brownie points for executing the material with expertise.

Article 370 has several interesting characters that sparkle in their respective parts: Arun Govil [as Prime Minister], Kiran Karmarkar [as Home Minister], Divya Seth, Raj Zutshi and Vaibhav Tatwawadi.

#Article 370 #movie #review

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archivio-disattivato · 3 months

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Resisting Disappearance: Military Occupation and Women’s Activism in Kashmir, by Ather Zia (p. 77)

Since 1947, the region of Kashmir has been caught in an ebb and flow of both visible and invisible forms of violence. Stereotypically presenting Kashmir as a dispute between India and Pakistan is a reductionist view, which neglects the Kashmiri people’s aspirations for a sovereign nationhood that predates the partition of British India and the Princely States. Since then, India has legitimized its military occupation of Kashmir by deploying a politics of democracy. I use the phrase “politics of democracy” to emphasize that it is not democracy in its true form that exists in Kashmir, but rather the symbols of democracy, such as the “elections” that have been utilized to entrench and extend Indian rule. In this context democracy becomes a tool to “serve territorial nationalism” (Junaid 2013a: 166). A chronology of events pertaining to the contesting Indo-Pak nationalisms over Kashmir illuminates how the postcolonial nation-state of India established and legitimized a military occupation in Kashmir (Osuri 2017; Bhan, Duschinski, and Zia 2018). Under these conditions, suspending the basic human rights of Kashmiris, as illustrated by Shabir’s experience, and suppression of dissent by government forces with impunity became a norm.

In 1931 in the Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir a key incident occurred when the Kashmiri Muslims revolted against the Hindu monarch Hari Singh of the Dogra dynasty. During a mass demonstration the king’s police killed twenty-two Kashmiris. Today the historical martyrs’ graveyard dedicated to these men stands as a testament to Kashmir’s aspiration for an independent sovereign democracy. At the time of the massacre, almost a century had passed since 1846, when the British colonial government had sold the entire region of Kashmir to Hari Singh’s warlord ancestor Gulab Singh. The British colonizers had imposed territorial and administrative unity over the disparate geographical and cultural provinces— namely, Kashmir, Jammu, Ladakh, and allied regions—jointly referred to as the Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir. Gulab Singh bought the territory along with its people for seventy-five thousand Nanak Shahi rupees and an annual present of one horse, twelve shawl goats, and three pairs of the finest Kashmiri shawls to the British Crown. The hundred years of Hindu Dogra rule were ruthless for the majority of the Muslim Kashmiris who lived in de facto slavery. This period became generative of political and economic awakening in the Kashmiri people (Rai 2004; Zutshi 2003). In 1932 newly educated young Muslim men forged a political movement to fight for people’s rights and ultimately gain democratic sovereignty.

The dispute over Kashmir between India and Pakistan began with the 1947 Indo-Pak partition, which was predicated on religious difference. While nominally secular, India became a Hindu-majority nation, and Pakistan became a homeland for Muslims. Dominantly Muslim, Kashmir was largely expected to integrate with the newly formed Pakistan with which it had geographic contiguity, trade, and cultural links. The monarch of Kashmir was indecisive about acceding to either country and wanted to explore the option of independence. Meanwhile, he signed a “standstill” agreement with Pakistan to ensure that essential services—trade, travel, and communication— remain uninterrupted. Pakistan saw this as a forerunner to the accession and its indisputable claim to the region. The Indian leaders had started their diplomacy to acquire Kashmir long before 1947 (Noorani 2014). The majority of Kashmiris at that time preferred to stay independent and not join either of the two countries (see Whitehead 2008: 26–27).

From August 15, 1947, when India and Pakistan became two dominions, until October 27, 1947, when the Indian military landed by plane, Kashmir was an independent state. By then the Indo-Pak partition had descended into communal violence. In the region of Poonch in West Kashmir an armed revolt was building under the name of Azad (Independent) Kashmir Regular Forces (Duschinski et al. 2018) to create an independent state (Lamb 1991; Snedden 2013). The king suppressed the revolt brutally, but the rebels successfully liberated part of the region declaring the Azad (Independent) Kashmir provisional government on October 24, 1947. By this time the communal violence of the Indo-Pak partition spilled into Kashmir’s Jammu province. Approximately two hundred thousand Muslims were killed in an ethnic cleansing that the king endorsed (Lamb 1991; Howley 1991; Copland 2005; Lone 2009).

In the Indian narrative what followed the Poonch revolt is called an “invasion by Pakistan” or pejoratively the “Qabaili raid,” referring to the ethnic clansmen who came to Kashmir’s aid from the North West Frontier Provinces (NWFP) of the newly founded Pakistan to aid the Poonch revolutionaries. The ethnic clansmen had long-standing family, cultural, and trade ties with the people in Poonch, and they were impassioned to fight alongside their co-religionists against the impunity of the Hindu king. Fearing loss of territory, the king asked India for military support. The Indian government agreed with the precondition that the king accede to India and promised to hold a plebiscite to decide the region’s final fate. The king agreed to a treaty of accession for the entire Princely State, retaining control in all matters except defense, currency, and foreign affairs.

In 1948, after the first full-scale war broke out between India and Pakistan over Kashmir, India took the issue to the United Nations, where it repeated its commitment to a plebiscite. The UN brokered a 485-mile-long cease-fire line that split the region in two. One-third of the territory, including the far northern and western areas along with Gilgit-Baltistan, ended as a semiautonomous entity administered by Pakistan, known as Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK).10 The remaining two-thirds of the region, including the valley of Kashmir and the provinces of Jammu and Ladakh, came under Indian control. The promised plebiscite was never held.

#archivio #kashmir #Ather Zia

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dbs-superleggera · 10 months

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Slumdog Millionaire (2008) - IMDb

Greetings Ines Chaieb,

Slumdog Millionaire is the first International Film I watched.

Regards,

Adrian Blake-Trotman

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lutoogyan · 11 months

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Cutting your cloud spend? Consider sharing your bill data internally

Naveen Zutshi Contributor Naveen Zutshi is the chief information officer of Databricks. Previously, he was the chief information officer of Palo Alto Networks. As budgets tighten, leaders are feeling the pressure to temper spending, and tech teams are no exception. Many companies invested heavily in the cloud during the pandemic and are now looking at ways to optimize resources. According to a…

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flixadda · 2 years

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EXCLUSIVE! Balika Vadhu fame Harsh Sharma roped in for Atrangii TV's Parshuram

EXCLUSIVE! Balika Vadhu fame Harsh Sharma roped in for Atrangii TV’s Parshuram

MUMBAI: TellyChakkar is back with an exciting update from the world of entertainment. We have constantly been at the forefront to keep you updated about all the latest happening in the telly world. A lot of new shows are in the pipeline which will soon go on floors. There are some shows that are all set for a launch in the upcoming days. Some are already on air and entertaining the viewers. ALSO…

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worldspotlightnews · 1 year

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Hero MotoCorp Makes Customized Harley Davidson Road King For Paraplegic Employee: Watch Video

Riding a motorcycle is often referred to as therapeutic and this exercise gives you wings of freedom and more. However, riding a motorcycle takes a lot more than just being able to hold a driving licence for these two-wheeled machines. Confidence and the urge, we are talking about, which Chitra Zutshi has packed in herself in abundance. Deputy Manager at Hero MotoCorp has been paraplegic since…

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kaliforniaco · 1 year

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Photo Of The Day By Sahil Zutshi https://t.co/tSXf4DfMds

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