This one is very close to my heart.
Tulu is not just a language I speak, it is a part of who I am. It carries my roots, my memories, my people, my home. It’s a proud moment for every Tuluva who has carried this language and culture with love through generations.
Tuluvere Solmelu. 🙏🏻❤️
Congratulations to the legendary Anant Nag Ji on being conferred the Dadasaheb Phalke Award.
For several decades, his effortless performances, remarkable versatility and brilliance have left a very strong mark on Indian cinema, particularly Kannada cinema. In whichever role he has played, he brought rare depth and authenticity.
This is indeed a richly deserved honour for a truly distinguished artist.
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Here is Taiwan's capital Taipei, with red lines added to show where a lot of the machinery of state is located (Presidential Office etc).
Photo 2 is more-or-less an exact replica of those gridlines, built in the last few years. But where?
Inner Mongolian desert, China.
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I'm glad we finally have an Urban government in the state.
Full support to such measures. Also, please impose extremely high fines for people who litter, urinate in public and break traffic rules.
We have a serious problem of civic sense. People need to be disciplined.
@dhruv_rathee No, you did not do any bait.
You were caught lying red handed through your teeth, so you shat your pants. that's all, excuses won't help.
Funny how the claim keeps circulating that “BJP-RSS banned” the 1992 Ramayana anime because animation was somehow blasphemous.
Reality is messier and far less convenient. An early VHP objection came from a misunderstanding of Yugo Sako’s documentary work; once he explained the project, they cleared it. The Congress government of the day refused formal co-production, mainly because officials thought animation was too “cartoonish” for the gods. The film was finished in Japan, screened at IFFI in 1993, later shown on Doordarshan (Arun Govil voicing Prabhu Ram, no less), and eventually reached a generation via Cartoon Network.
What actually limited a big theatrical run was the raw post-Babri climate of late 1992–93 under a Congress Centre-not some coordinated Sangh fatwa. Calling that a “BJP-RSS ban” is just lazy political fanfiction & a deliberate attempt to pin blame on them when they had nothing to do with the ban.
The film was a serious, respectful Indo-Japanese effort. Pretending otherwise to score a cheap point says more about the people pushing the story than about the film itself.