@mimansashekhar Badi Dheere Jali from Ishqiya is based on morning raga Todi and is absolutely enchanting in Rekha Bharadwaj’s voice
https://t.co/BYhXeqhMen
Gentle Whisper Of Wind Through Willows, Dappling Of Sunlight Upon Leaves Unsure What More They Have To Do To Make Dipshit Look Up From Phone https://t.co/mJdmCUTTaa
Ha ha... Who would have thought that portions of one of the most watched/ Admired films in India will be a copy of this film below... Probably you already knew that!? .. But didn't..
Harindranath Chattopadhyay (1898 – 1990) was a poet, dramatist, actor, painter musician and a member of the 1st Lok Sabha.
He used his Curd Seller verses as a weapon to hit out at the then Government’s policies and follies.
After the Railway Budget speech, he rose and said,
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“We can only function programmatically, serving the status quo, confusing validation for love, conformity for belonging and power for worth.” Love this sentence and the general thought behind this piece.
What is this business about the politics of love I've often been asked. On that, on screening a film a decade after it was first screened, on a sticky argument about programming versus curation and also #RahulGandhi in today's #paronormalactivity
https://t.co/Rupd2dQXzt
What is this business about the politics of love I've often been asked. On that, on screening a film a decade after it was first screened, on a sticky argument about programming versus curation and also #RahulGandhi in today's #paronormalactivity
https://t.co/Rupd2dQXzt
“Getting Rid of ...” violent world view of disposability , dispensability leads to militarised technologies driving extermination , from Hitlers concentration camps to extinction of insects & bees .Nonviolent food systems see all beings as relatives & food as a relationship.
This is especially for ppl in & around Borivali, Mumbai - pls RT & share this with ppl in your networks and pick your stuff up from here if possible. Location link : https://t.co/BCfoaLhmq4
@vidhiism@Joel_Veena ohhhhhh, you made my day! you made my week!!!
thank you!!!
I am working on a Tiny Ramayana made up of 100-word episodes. I will let you know when that one is done too.
and now I know about your wonderful podcast.
thanks again, and thanks to Joel for connecting :-)
@OnlineCrsLady @sfdaya It's a fun concept. Thank you for making the stories available in the public domain. I enjoyed revisiting these childhood tales and narrating them afresh! ☺️
Hey @OnlineMythIndia, check out the link to my latest radio show in which I read out stories from your book. https://t.co/JyJVr5QWW3
Thank you for writing these tiny tales ❤️ and thank you for recommending them @Joel_Veena