#Anuradha Patel

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36 Years of #Ijaazat (08/07/1987)

'अब भी माचिस रखती हो? पहले तो मेरे लिए रखती थी, अब?'

'अब अपने लिए रखती हूं।'

'मतलब सिगरेट पीना शुरू कर दिया क्या?'

'नहीं, आपकी भूलने की आदत नहीं गयी। मेरी रखने की आदत नहीं गयी।'

#Gulzar #Rekha, #NaseeruddinShah #AnuradhaPatel #RDBurman #AshaBhosle #shammikapoor #shashikapoor

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Kartik Aaryan, Kiara Advani, Naveen Singh, Rajpal Naurang Yadav, Shikha Talsania, Gajraj Rao, Supriya Pathak, Anuradha Patel, Awlad Hossen Eshan, Palash Tiwari, Koushik Mahata, Vikky Kumar, Kavya Jethwa, Bhaumik Ahir,

[sampigehoovu]

Charudatta was so bland compared to these two.

“You came back early from your Father’s house.” “Yes, it was the only way I knew I’d see you.”

[delapoetica]

Moneky man was so much. Dev patel was… hot. Also there’s smth so explicit & raw about ketu/ashwini violence. It reminded me a bit of american psycho at times.

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Self Defense | Self Defense Workshop | Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow |

Lucknow, 23.03.2025 l To realize the campaign of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, Aatmanirbhar Bharat and for women empowerment, a self-defense workshop was organized at Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow under the joint aegis of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust and Red Brigade Trust, in which 70 girl students adopted the mantra of Meri Suraksha, Meri Zimmedaari and learned the tricks of self-defense and understood the importance of self-defense training in the current environment. The workshop started with the national anthem.

Dr. Anuradha Tripathi, Assistant Professor, Charak Institute of Education, thanking Help You Educational and Charitable Trust, said, "Self-defense training is a way of learning skills to protect oneself from an attack. Self-defense training makes girls and women physically and mentally strong and able to protect themselves from dangers. Today, due to increasing crimes in the society, it has become necessary for every girl and woman to learn self-defense techniques and use it when needed, so that the incidents of crime in the society decrease." In the workshop, Red Brigade Trust chief Mr. Ajay Patel explained the importance of self-defense training to the girls and said, "Injustice and atrocities on anyone cannot be a sign of a civilized society, and doing this to a very large part of the society i.e. women is against nature. Many steps have been taken by the Government of India to stop the atrocities happening in the country against women and girls and the government is continuously running many schemes to make women self-reliant and empowered, but it is a matter of great sadness that our society is living in the 21st century but has not been able to get rid of the vicious cycle of female foeticide and gender discrimination. Even today, in many parts of the country, a girl is killed as soon as she is born or there is discrimination between a daughter and a son. Women face domestic violence and they have to pay a very big price for being a woman. Self-defense training has become the need of the hour because if a woman does not learn to protect herself, then she will not be able to teach her daughter to fight for her self-respect. Today, look at any field, women are progressing shoulder to shoulder with men. They are equal partners. Then why are they considered inferior is a matter of consideration. We should increase their self-confidence, support them and teach them to use their courage and skills in the right direction for the progress of the society, only then will our society be able to progress. Our aim of organizing self-defense training workshop is that we can teach self-defense techniques to as many girls and women as possible and teach them to live with self-respect in the society."

Self-defense training instructors Ms. Mahima and Ms. Suman, while teaching self-defense techniques to the girls, made them aware about the mentality of boys and told them through practice how to avoid sexual violence and rape, from snatching hands, grabbing hair, pulling dupatta.

In the workshop, teachers of Charak Institute of Education Ms. Anjali Shukla, Ms. Shikha Srivastava, Tauheed Ahmed ji, Mr. Vikar Dubey, Mr. Shashi Kant Mishra, Mr. Ram ji Awasthi, Noor Yasmeen ji, Ajka Khalil ji, Dr. Islam ji, Ms. Savita Maurya, Dr. Sarvesh Singh, Ms. Akanksha Awasthi, Dr. Jaya Srivastava, Mohd. Kashif ji, Mr. Satyendra Prasad, Dr. Seema Shukla, Dr. Iram Diva, Dr. Sakish Chandra, Mr. Akash Bharti, Mr. Yash Srivastava, Mr. Anup Kumar Gupta, Mr. Ashok Singh Yadav, students, Mr. Ajay Patel from Red Brigade Trust, Ms. Mahima, Ms. Suman and volunteers of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust were present.

#Selfdefenseforwomen #Womenempowerment #Selfdefensetraining #EmpowerWomen #Selfprotection #Personaldefense #Safetyfirst #Safetytips #Strongertogether #ServeHumanity #Selfdefencewarrior

#CharakInstituteofEducation

#RedBrigadeTrust #AjayPatel

#NarendraModi #PMOIndia

#YogiAdityanath #UPCM

#HelpUTrust #HelpUEducationalandCharitableTrust

#KiranAgarwal #drrupalagarwal #HarshVardhanAgarwal

#followers #highlight #topfans

www.helputrust.org

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Self Defense | Self Defense Workshop | Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow |

Lucknow, 23.03.2025 l To realize the campaign of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, Aatmanirbhar Bharat and for women empowerment, a self-defense workshop was organized at Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow under the joint aegis of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust and Red Brigade Trust, in which 70 girl students adopted the mantra of Meri Suraksha, Meri Zimmedaari and learned the tricks of self-defense and understood the importance of self-defense training in the current environment. The workshop started with the national anthem.

Dr. Anuradha Tripathi, Assistant Professor, Charak Institute of Education, thanking Help You Educational and Charitable Trust, said, "Self-defense training is a way of learning skills to protect oneself from an attack. Self-defense training makes girls and women physically and mentally strong and able to protect themselves from dangers. Today, due to increasing crimes in the society, it has become necessary for every girl and woman to learn self-defense techniques and use it when needed, so that the incidents of crime in the society decrease." In the workshop, Red Brigade Trust chief Mr. Ajay Patel explained the importance of self-defense training to the girls and said, "Injustice and atrocities on anyone cannot be a sign of a civilized society, and doing this to a very large part of the society i.e. women is against nature. Many steps have been taken by the Government of India to stop the atrocities happening in the country against women and girls and the government is continuously running many schemes to make women self-reliant and empowered, but it is a matter of great sadness that our society is living in the 21st century but has not been able to get rid of the vicious cycle of female foeticide and gender discrimination. Even today, in many parts of the country, a girl is killed as soon as she is born or there is discrimination between a daughter and a son. Women face domestic violence and they have to pay a very big price for being a woman. Self-defense training has become the need of the hour because if a woman does not learn to protect herself, then she will not be able to teach her daughter to fight for her self-respect. Today, look at any field, women are progressing shoulder to shoulder with men. They are equal partners. Then why are they considered inferior is a matter of consideration. We should increase their self-confidence, support them and teach them to use their courage and skills in the right direction for the progress of the society, only then will our society be able to progress. Our aim of organizing self-defense training workshop is that we can teach self-defense techniques to as many girls and women as possible and teach them to live with self-respect in the society."

Self-defense training instructors Ms. Mahima and Ms. Suman, while teaching self-defense techniques to the girls, made them aware about the mentality of boys and told them through practice how to avoid sexual violence and rape, from snatching hands, grabbing hair, pulling dupatta.

In the workshop, teachers of Charak Institute of Education Ms. Anjali Shukla, Ms. Shikha Srivastava, Tauheed Ahmed ji, Mr. Vikar Dubey, Mr. Shashi Kant Mishra, Mr. Ram ji Awasthi, Noor Yasmeen ji, Ajka Khalil ji, Dr. Islam ji, Ms. Savita Maurya, Dr. Sarvesh Singh, Ms. Akanksha Awasthi, Dr. Jaya Srivastava, Mohd. Kashif ji, Mr. Satyendra Prasad, Dr. Seema Shukla, Dr. Iram Diva, Dr. Sakish Chandra, Mr. Akash Bharti, Mr. Yash Srivastava, Mr. Anup Kumar Gupta, Mr. Ashok Singh Yadav, students, Mr. Ajay Patel from Red Brigade Trust, Ms. Mahima, Ms. Suman and volunteers of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust were present.

#Selfdefenseforwomen #Womenempowerment #Selfdefensetraining #EmpowerWomen #Selfprotection #Personaldefense #Safetyfirst #Safetytips #Strongertogether #ServeHumanity #Selfdefencewarrior

#CharakInstituteofEducation

#RedBrigadeTrust #AjayPatel

#NarendraModi #PMOIndia

#YogiAdityanath #UPCM

#HelpUTrust #HelpUEducationalandCharitableTrust

#KiranAgarwal #drrupalagarwal #HarshVardhanAgarwal

#followers #highlight #topfans

www.helputrust.org

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Self Defense | Self Defense Workshop | Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow |

Lucknow, 23.03.2025 l To realize the campaign of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, Aatmanirbhar Bharat and for women empowerment, a self-defense workshop was organized at Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow under the joint aegis of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust and Red Brigade Trust, in which 70 girl students adopted the mantra of Meri Suraksha, Meri Zimmedaari and learned the tricks of self-defense and understood the importance of self-defense training in the current environment. The workshop started with the national anthem.

Dr. Anuradha Tripathi, Assistant Professor, Charak Institute of Education, thanking Help You Educational and Charitable Trust, said, "Self-defense training is a way of learning skills to protect oneself from an attack. Self-defense training makes girls and women physically and mentally strong and able to protect themselves from dangers. Today, due to increasing crimes in the society, it has become necessary for every girl and woman to learn self-defense techniques and use it when needed, so that the incidents of crime in the society decrease." In the workshop, Red Brigade Trust chief Mr. Ajay Patel explained the importance of self-defense training to the girls and said, "Injustice and atrocities on anyone cannot be a sign of a civilized society, and doing this to a very large part of the society i.e. women is against nature. Many steps have been taken by the Government of India to stop the atrocities happening in the country against women and girls and the government is continuously running many schemes to make women self-reliant and empowered, but it is a matter of great sadness that our society is living in the 21st century but has not been able to get rid of the vicious cycle of female foeticide and gender discrimination. Even today, in many parts of the country, a girl is killed as soon as she is born or there is discrimination between a daughter and a son. Women face domestic violence and they have to pay a very big price for being a woman. Self-defense training has become the need of the hour because if a woman does not learn to protect herself, then she will not be able to teach her daughter to fight for her self-respect. Today, look at any field, women are progressing shoulder to shoulder with men. They are equal partners. Then why are they considered inferior is a matter of consideration. We should increase their self-confidence, support them and teach them to use their courage and skills in the right direction for the progress of the society, only then will our society be able to progress. Our aim of organizing self-defense training workshop is that we can teach self-defense techniques to as many girls and women as possible and teach them to live with self-respect in the society."

Self-defense training instructors Ms. Mahima and Ms. Suman, while teaching self-defense techniques to the girls, made them aware about the mentality of boys and told them through practice how to avoid sexual violence and rape, from snatching hands, grabbing hair, pulling dupatta.

In the workshop, teachers of Charak Institute of Education Ms. Anjali Shukla, Ms. Shikha Srivastava, Tauheed Ahmed ji, Mr. Vikar Dubey, Mr. Shashi Kant Mishra, Mr. Ram ji Awasthi, Noor Yasmeen ji, Ajka Khalil ji, Dr. Islam ji, Ms. Savita Maurya, Dr. Sarvesh Singh, Ms. Akanksha Awasthi, Dr. Jaya Srivastava, Mohd. Kashif ji, Mr. Satyendra Prasad, Dr. Seema Shukla, Dr. Iram Diva, Dr. Sakish Chandra, Mr. Akash Bharti, Mr. Yash Srivastava, Mr. Anup Kumar Gupta, Mr. Ashok Singh Yadav, students, Mr. Ajay Patel from Red Brigade Trust, Ms. Mahima, Ms. Suman and volunteers of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust were present.

#Selfdefenseforwomen #Womenempowerment #Selfdefensetraining #EmpowerWomen #Selfprotection #Personaldefense #Safetyfirst #Safetytips #Strongertogether #ServeHumanity #Selfdefencewarrior

#CharakInstituteofEducation

#RedBrigadeTrust #AjayPatel

#NarendraModi #PMOIndia

#YogiAdityanath #UPCM

#HelpUTrust #HelpUEducationalandCharitableTrust

#KiranAgarwal #drrupalagarwal #HarshVardhanAgarwal

#followers #highlight #topfans

www.helputrust.org

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Self Defense | Self Defense Workshop | Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow |

Lucknow, 23.03.2025 l To realize the campaign of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, Aatmanirbhar Bharat and for women empowerment, a self-defense workshop was organized at Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow under the joint aegis of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust and Red Brigade Trust, in which 70 girl students adopted the mantra of Meri Suraksha, Meri Zimmedaari and learned the tricks of self-defense and understood the importance of self-defense training in the current environment. The workshop started with the national anthem.

Dr. Anuradha Tripathi, Assistant Professor, Charak Institute of Education, thanking Help You Educational and Charitable Trust, said, "Self-defense training is a way of learning skills to protect oneself from an attack. Self-defense training makes girls and women physically and mentally strong and able to protect themselves from dangers. Today, due to increasing crimes in the society, it has become necessary for every girl and woman to learn self-defense techniques and use it when needed, so that the incidents of crime in the society decrease." In the workshop, Red Brigade Trust chief Mr. Ajay Patel explained the importance of self-defense training to the girls and said, "Injustice and atrocities on anyone cannot be a sign of a civilized society, and doing this to a very large part of the society i.e. women is against nature. Many steps have been taken by the Government of India to stop the atrocities happening in the country against women and girls and the government is continuously running many schemes to make women self-reliant and empowered, but it is a matter of great sadness that our society is living in the 21st century but has not been able to get rid of the vicious cycle of female foeticide and gender discrimination. Even today, in many parts of the country, a girl is killed as soon as she is born or there is discrimination between a daughter and a son. Women face domestic violence and they have to pay a very big price for being a woman. Self-defense training has become the need of the hour because if a woman does not learn to protect herself, then she will not be able to teach her daughter to fight for her self-respect. Today, look at any field, women are progressing shoulder to shoulder with men. They are equal partners. Then why are they considered inferior is a matter of consideration. We should increase their self-confidence, support them and teach them to use their courage and skills in the right direction for the progress of the society, only then will our society be able to progress. Our aim of organizing self-defense training workshop is that we can teach self-defense techniques to as many girls and women as possible and teach them to live with self-respect in the society."

Self-defense training instructors Ms. Mahima and Ms. Suman, while teaching self-defense techniques to the girls, made them aware about the mentality of boys and told them through practice how to avoid sexual violence and rape, from snatching hands, grabbing hair, pulling dupatta.

In the workshop, teachers of Charak Institute of Education Ms. Anjali Shukla, Ms. Shikha Srivastava, Tauheed Ahmed ji, Mr. Vikar Dubey, Mr. Shashi Kant Mishra, Mr. Ram ji Awasthi, Noor Yasmeen ji, Ajka Khalil ji, Dr. Islam ji, Ms. Savita Maurya, Dr. Sarvesh Singh, Ms. Akanksha Awasthi, Dr. Jaya Srivastava, Mohd. Kashif ji, Mr. Satyendra Prasad, Dr. Seema Shukla, Dr. Iram Diva, Dr. Sakish Chandra, Mr. Akash Bharti, Mr. Yash Srivastava, Mr. Anup Kumar Gupta, Mr. Ashok Singh Yadav, students, Mr. Ajay Patel from Red Brigade Trust, Ms. Mahima, Ms. Suman and volunteers of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust were present.

#Selfdefenseforwomen #Womenempowerment #Selfdefensetraining #EmpowerWomen #Selfprotection #Personaldefense #Safetyfirst #Safetytips #Strongertogether #ServeHumanity #Selfdefencewarrior

#CharakInstituteofEducation

#RedBrigadeTrust #AjayPatel

#NarendraModi #PMOIndia

#YogiAdityanath #UPCM

#HelpUTrust #HelpUEducationalandCharitableTrust

#KiranAgarwal #drrupalagarwal #HarshVardhanAgarwal

#followers #highlight #topfans

www.helputrust.org

[helputrust]

Self Defense | Self Defense Workshop | Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow |

Lucknow, 23.03.2025 l To realize the campaign of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, Aatmanirbhar Bharat and for women empowerment, a self-defense workshop was organized at Charak Institute of Education, Lucknow under the joint aegis of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust and Red Brigade Trust, in which 70 girl students adopted the mantra of Meri Suraksha, Meri Zimmedaari and learned the tricks of self-defense and understood the importance of self-defense training in the current environment. The workshop started with the national anthem.

Dr. Anuradha Tripathi, Assistant Professor, Charak Institute of Education, thanking Help You Educational and Charitable Trust, said, "Self-defense training is a way of learning skills to protect oneself from an attack. Self-defense training makes girls and women physically and mentally strong and able to protect themselves from dangers. Today, due to increasing crimes in the society, it has become necessary for every girl and woman to learn self-defense techniques and use it when needed, so that the incidents of crime in the society decrease." In the workshop, Red Brigade Trust chief Mr. Ajay Patel explained the importance of self-defense training to the girls and said, "Injustice and atrocities on anyone cannot be a sign of a civilized society, and doing this to a very large part of the society i.e. women is against nature. Many steps have been taken by the Government of India to stop the atrocities happening in the country against women and girls and the government is continuously running many schemes to make women self-reliant and empowered, but it is a matter of great sadness that our society is living in the 21st century but has not been able to get rid of the vicious cycle of female foeticide and gender discrimination. Even today, in many parts of the country, a girl is killed as soon as she is born or there is discrimination between a daughter and a son. Women face domestic violence and they have to pay a very big price for being a woman. Self-defense training has become the need of the hour because if a woman does not learn to protect herself, then she will not be able to teach her daughter to fight for her self-respect. Today, look at any field, women are progressing shoulder to shoulder with men. They are equal partners. Then why are they considered inferior is a matter of consideration. We should increase their self-confidence, support them and teach them to use their courage and skills in the right direction for the progress of the society, only then will our society be able to progress. Our aim of organizing self-defense training workshop is that we can teach self-defense techniques to as many girls and women as possible and teach them to live with self-respect in the society."

Self-defense training instructors Ms. Mahima and Ms. Suman, while teaching self-defense techniques to the girls, made them aware about the mentality of boys and told them through practice how to avoid sexual violence and rape, from snatching hands, grabbing hair, pulling dupatta.

In the workshop, teachers of Charak Institute of Education Ms. Anjali Shukla, Ms. Shikha Srivastava, Tauheed Ahmed ji, Mr. Vikar Dubey, Mr. Shashi Kant Mishra, Mr. Ram ji Awasthi, Noor Yasmeen ji, Ajka Khalil ji, Dr. Islam ji, Ms. Savita Maurya, Dr. Sarvesh Singh, Ms. Akanksha Awasthi, Dr. Jaya Srivastava, Mohd. Kashif ji, Mr. Satyendra Prasad, Dr. Seema Shukla, Dr. Iram Diva, Dr. Sakish Chandra, Mr. Akash Bharti, Mr. Yash Srivastava, Mr. Anup Kumar Gupta, Mr. Ashok Singh Yadav, students, Mr. Ajay Patel from Red Brigade Trust, Ms. Mahima, Ms. Suman and volunteers of Help You Educational and Charitable Trust were present.

#Selfdefenseforwomen #Womenempowerment #Selfdefensetraining #EmpowerWomen #Selfprotection #Personaldefense #Safetyfirst #Safetytips #Strongertogether #ServeHumanity #Selfdefencewarrior

#CharakInstituteofEducation

#RedBrigadeTrust #AjayPatel

#NarendraModi #PMOIndia

#YogiAdityanath #UPCM

#HelpUTrust #HelpUEducationalandCharitableTrust

#KiranAgarwal #drrupalagarwal #HarshVardhanAgarwal

#followers #highlight #topfans

www.helputrust.org

[manas86]

Ashok Kumar's granddaughter once gave competition to Rekha, became famous with the song…, has a connection with Kiara Advani, her name is… https://www.india.com/entertainment/ashok-kumars-granddaughter-once-gave-competition-to-rekha-became-famous-with-the-song-mann-kyon-behka-re-behka-has-a-connection-with-kiara-advani-her-name-is-anuradha-patel-7537061/

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Rangabali

 Rangabali (2023) Rangabali Film Information: Directed by: Pawan Basamasetti Actors: Naga Shaurya, Yukti Thareja, Brahmaji, Shikha Talsania Genres: Romance, Drama, Telugu-language, Indian cinema Classes: Tollywood Films 2023, Nation: INDIA Language: TeluguRangabali (2023) – A heartwarming story of affection and self-discoveryOverview - Rangabali is a 2023 Telugu-language romantic drama movie directed by Pawan Basamasetti and produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri. - The movie stars Naga Shaurya and Yukti Thareja within the lead roles, with Brahmaji, Shikha Talsania, Supriya Pathak Kapur, Anuradha Patel, and Siddharth Randeria in supporting roles. - The movie’s music consists by Payal Dev and Manan Bhardwaj, whereas the cinematography is dealt with by Ayananka Bose and enhancing by Selva RK. - The movie is ready within the fictional city of Rangabali and follows the story of Ranga (Naga Shaurya), a happy-go-lucky man who is raring to marry his childhood sweetheart, Balu (Yukti Thareja). - Nevertheless, their marriage just isn't with out its challenges, as they quickly notice that they're very totally different individuals. Ranga is a dreamer who's all the time searching for the subsequent massive journey, whereas Balu is a extra sensible and grounded individual. As their relationship struggles, Ranga should resolve whether or not he's keen to vary for Balu, or if he's keen to let her go. - The movie explores the themes of affection, loss, and self-discovery in a means that's each heartwarming and thought-provoking. - The performances of the lead actors are wonderful, with Naga Shaurya and Yukti Thareja bringing their characters to life with heat and depth. - The cinematography can be lovely, capturing the great thing about the fictional city of Rangabali in all its glory. - A few of the plot twists are predictable, and the film’s pacing could be sluggish at occasions. Moreover, a number of the characters are underwritten. - Piracy is illegitimate. It's a violation of copyright regulation and can lead to fines and imprisonment. - Piracy harms the movie business. When individuals pirate films, they don't seem to be paying for them. Which means the filmmakers don't obtain the income they deserve, which might result in job losses and a lower within the high quality of movies. - Piracy can unfold malware. Pirated films usually include malware, which might infect your pc with viruses and different dangerous software program. - Piracy is unethical. It's stealing the work of others with out their permission.If you wish to watch Rangabali (2023), please achieve this legally by buying a ticket or streaming it from a official supply. By doing so, you're supporting the movie business and guaranteeing that we are able to proceed to get pleasure from nice films sooner or later.FAQQ: What are the strengths of the movie?A:The movie’s performing, cinematography, and examination of the themes of affection, loss, and self-discovery amongst its robust factors. The cinematography is gorgeous, and the lead performers, Naga Shaurya and Yukti Thareja, ship excellent performances. The film additionally does a beautiful job of referring to and galvanizing viewers to consider the themes of affection, loss, and self-discovery.Q: What are the weaknesses of the movie?A: The film’s tempo can sometimes be sluggish, and a number of the story turns are foreseeable. A few of the characters additionally lack improvement.Q: Who would benefit from the movie?A: The movie would attraction to followers of romantic dramas, in addition to audiences who get pleasure from movies that discover themes of affection, loss, and self-discovery.Q: The place can I watch the movie?A: In India, the film is now displaying in theatres. Netflix additionally allows you to watch it on-line.Additionally Verify:Spy Film. Read the full article

[bandya-mama]

Anuradha Patel B'day Spl: Wishes From Bandya Mama

अशोक कुमार की नातिन अनुराधा पटेल रेखा की ऑनस्क्रीन सहेली बन हुई थीं मशहूर

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Anuradha Patel B'day Spl: Wishes From Pradip Madgaonkar

अशोक कुमार की नातिन अनुराधा पटेल रेखा की ऑनस्क्रीन सहेली बन हुई थीं मशहूर

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15th edition of UDRI’s publication Mumbai Reader 22|23 - Civil Society and the City captures 24 original stories of civic action that have shaped your city. This reader is a chronicle of people’s journeys, their learnings and their impact across key urban themes woven together vividly from the threads of activism, history, and artistic expression. With the following contributions:

■ A Timeline of Mumbai’s Development and Civic Action compiled by UDRI ■ Civic Action Groups in Mumbai by V. Ranganathan ■ The Early Years of New Bombay by Shirish B Patel ■ Shyam Chainani: A Journey from Advocacy to Institutional Impact compiled by Anuradha Parmar and Elaine Agith ■ The Urban Transformer – A Brief History of The Urban Design Research Institute based on an interview with Rahul Mehrotra ■ The Story of the Kala Ghoda Arts District, Kala Ghoda Association and Kala Ghoda Arts Festival based on an interview with Rahul Mehrotra and Brinda Miller ■ Timeline of Mumbai Textile Mill Redevelopment and Recycling Urban Land by Charles Correa, Edited by Darryl D’ Monte ■ Bombay Imagined – An Illustrated History of the Unbuilt City by Robert Stephens ■ Nivara Hakk Then and Now: The Struggle for Housing Rights by Gurbir Singh ■ Restoring Mumbai’s Open Spaces based on an interview with P K Das ■ The Creation of SPARC and its Foundational Strategy Formations by Sheela Patel ■ A Glimpse of NPCCA’s Journey in Reclaiming Public Spaces by Atul Kumar and Swarn Kohli ■ Citizens Can Make Transformational Changes in Their Surrounds by Shirin Bharucha and Nayana Kathpalia ■ The Story of NAGAR by Nayana Kathpalia and Meher Rafaat ■ Saving Mumbai’s Sole Heritage Botanical Garden: The Struggle of the Save Rani Bagh Botanical Garden Foundation by Hutokshi Rustomfram and Shubhada Nikharge ■ The Story of AGNI: Cyrus Guzder in conversation with D. M. Sukthankar ■ Towards an Empowered and Accountable Local Governance by Nitai Mehta, Sumangali Gada and Anuj Bhagwati ■ The Story of Civis by Antaraa Vasudev and Divya Pinge Civic Action to Protect Mangroves at the Turn of the Century by Rishi Aggarwal ■ Beyond the Silent Struggles: The Story of Awaaz Foundation by Sumaira Abdulali ■ For the Right to Water by Sitaram Shelar ■ Save Aarey, Save Mumbai by Stalin Dayanand ■ Narratives from the Bandra Collective by Sameep Padora, Samir D‘Monte, Pronit Nath, Robert Verrijt and Zameer Shakir Basrai ■ Space and Hip-hop: The Birth and Evolution of Mumbai’s Underground Music Scene by Arushi Khare based on an interview with Tushar Adhav and Ashwini Hiremath ■ Fisherfolk Resistance to the Coastal Road: The Arenas of Struggle by Shweta Wagh ■ From Up There They Were Just Numbers by Amrita Gupta, Anuradha Pathak, Anant Jain and Kush Badhwar