#Casagrand Royce

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Casagrand Royce

Casagrand Royce: A Premium Residential Landmark in Hoodi, Bangalore

Casagrand Royce is an upscale residential project that epitomizes luxury and convenience, located in the bustling neighborhood of Hoodi, Bangalore. Developed by Casagrand, a well-known real estate developer, the project caters to modern urban living with thoughtfully designed homes and world-class amenities.

Location Advantage

Strategically positioned in Hoodi, Casagrand Royce enjoys proximity to major IT hubs such as Whitefield and EPIP Zone, making it an ideal choice for professionals. Its well-connected location ensures seamless access to schools, hospitals, shopping centers, and entertainment hubs, thereby meeting the needs of all age groups.

Architectural Excellence

Spanning 4.05 acres, Casagrand Royce features a meticulously planned layout with 277 residential units. The project offers a mix of 1, 2, 3, and 4 BHK apartments that combine contemporary design with functionality. The apartments are spacious, well-ventilated, and designed to optimize natural light, creating a serene and inviting living space.

Amenities Galore

Casagrand Royce boasts a range of amenities aimed at enhancing the lifestyle of its residents. Key facilities include:

A fully equipped clubhouse for social gatherings and activities.

A swimming pool and gymnasium for fitness enthusiasts.

Landscaped gardens and walking tracks for relaxation and leisure.

Indoor and outdoor play areas for children and adults alike.

Senior citizen-friendly features and adherence to Vaastu principles for harmonious living.

Sustainability and Safety

The project emphasizes eco-friendly practices and ensures a secure environment for residents. Modern safety measures and round-the-clock security are implemented to provide peace of mind.

Why Choose Casagrand Royce?

Casagrand Royce stands out for its blend of luxury, comfort, and convenience. Its prime location, premium amenities, and focus on quality make it a sought-after address in Bangalore. Whether you’re a working professional, a family, or a retiree, Casagrand Royce offers a lifestyle tailored to your needs.

Conclusion

Casagrand Royce is more than just a residential project; it’s a community that fosters a sense of belonging and enriches the lives of its residents. With its modern design, strategic location, and comprehensive amenities, it is truly a landmark in the real estate landscape of Bangalore.

Whether you’re looking to invest or settle down, Casagrand Royce promises a living experience that is unmatched in every sense.

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New Post has been published on https://toldnews.com/technology/entertainment/cancellations-of-latino-themed-shows-spark-anger-reflection/

Cancellations of Latino-themed shows spark anger, reflection

Netflix’s cancellation of “One Day at a Time” has led to an outcry on social media by the show’s viewers. And fans of CW’s “Jane the Virgin” are preparing to say goodbye to a show entering its fifth and final season.

The departure of the two Latino-themed shows demonstrates the challenges such projects still encounter on networks and streaming services. Networks may feel pressure to tap into the growing Latino population — now the largest minority group in the U.S. — but the shows often receive limited promotions and are on a short leash from executives who want to see good ratings fast. Advocates of more diversity on television say these shows are often given difficult time slots or are buried deep in the maze of streaming apps.

“It was such a bummer with ‘One Day at a Time’,” Mishel Prada, who plays Emma in the Starz series “Vida,” told The Associated Press. “Things are changing, but it hasn’t changed (enough).”

ABC faced a similar reaction when it canceled the 2014 sitcom “Cristela,” starring stand-up comedian Cristela Alonzo, after one season. The show aired late on Fridays and averaged around 5 million viewers. Likewise, Fox drew criticism when it canceled the 2016 adult animated sitcom “Bordertown,” also after one season, despite its cult following in a tough Sunday timeslot.

The cancellations of “Cristela” and “Bordertown” drew anger from Latino audiences and demands that networks produce more shows with Hispanic characters.

William Nericcio, a professor at the Center for Latin American Studies at San Diego State University and co-author of the upcoming book “Talking #BrownTV: Latinas and Latinos on the Screen,” said there is a hunger for Latino-themed shows.

“But the business is the business. Shows need viewers,” Nericcio said. “It’s show business, not show art.”

For shows to be successful, they must overcome limited publicity from networks and sometimes must rely on word-of-mouth recommendations, Nericcio said.

The success of Netflix‘s “Roma,” for example, was driven by the streaming service’s public relations campaign but also by Mexican-Americans who rallied around its star, Yalitza Aparicio, the Oscar-nominated indigenous Mexican actress. “Roma” appeared to signal that Latino-themed shows and movies might get more support from networks, Nericcio said.

While fans lament the end of “One Day at a Time” and “Jane the Virgin,” other TV shows featuring U.S. Latino characters are trying to capture the attention of fragmented audiences, including those looking for diversity.

Starz is scheduled in May to unveil the second season of “Vida,” which follows two Mexican-American sisters in East Los Angeles. This month, Netflix is releasing the second season of the teen dramedy “On My Block,” set in a working-class Latino and black neighborhood in Southern California. And Nickelodeon is putting the final touches on “The Casagrandes,” a spinoff of its animated series “The Loud House,” featuring a Latino family.

“Jane the Virgin,” starring Gina Rodriguez as Jane Villanueva, is a reboot of the Venezuelan telenovela “Juana La Virgen” and saw its ratings slowly decline since it debuted in October 2014. Its final season began Wednesday and the finale is scheduled for this summer.

But it was the end of “One Day at a Time” that sparked the most recent social media furor. The show, created by Gloria Calderon Kellett and Mike Royce, starred Justina Machado as a single, Cuban-American mom and military veteran, and Rita Moreno as her mother. It was a reboot of the original “One Day at a Time,” which was co-created by Norman Lear and aired from 1975-’84 with stars Valerie Bertinelli and Bonnie Franklin.

Prada, of “Vida,” was among those who took to Twitter to express their displeasure.

Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the Broadway hit “Hamilton,” called on other networks to save the show. “We’re gonna do everything we can,” he wrote on Twitter. “(By we I mean US, YOU AND ME, the fans of this thing).”

Mexican-born actress Melissa Barrera, who plays Lyn in “Vida,” told The AP that she, too, was “heartbroken” over the cancellation of “One Day at a Time” and hopes it gets a new home soon. But she said it should be a wakeup call for Latino viewers.

“We can’t (keep) complaining about representation when we are not supporting each other’s shows,” Barrera said. “It’s our job as a community to actually watch these shows and send a message up the chain … we are here and we are watching.”

Prada said she’s disturbed that networks seem to think there’s only room for one Latino-themed show in their lineup. “There’s more room to tell more stories,” she said. “So let’s use it.”

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Russell Contreras is a member of The Associated Press’ race and ethnicity team. Follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/russcontreras

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Maria Helena Yesenia Jimmy. Kredit. facebook.

JAKARTA, FLORESPOS.ID - Setelah dinyatakan lolos sampai babak final ajang Indonesia-United States 70th Youth Ambassadors, Maria Helena Yesenia Jimmy berharap mendapatkan kesempatan berjalan-jalan untuk kedua kalinya ke negeri Paman Sam, Amerika Serikat (AS), sebagai salah satu duta muda (Young Ambassador). Saat ini, Yesenia sedang berada dalam 20 besar. Pada akhir bulan ini, akan diumumkan 10 peserta terbaik yang bakal mewakili Indonesia untuk mengenal kebudayaan dan kondisi sosial masyarakat ekonomi terkuat dunia itu selama 3 minggu, yaitu pada Oktober- November 2019. Harapan itu muncul ketika dirinya dinyatakan lolos seleksi awal pemilihan duta muda Indonesia Perwakilan Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur dan Universitas Pendidikan Nasional Denpasar dalam ajang yang memperingati 70 tahun hubungan bilateral Indonesia-Amerika Serikat. Pada seleksi tahap pertama terdapat 548 peserta yang melamar, pada tahap pertama semua peserta diwajibkan untuk menulis essay dalam Bahasa Inggris bertemakan 70 Years Indonesia-USA Diplomatic Relations; What's Next? Maria Yesenia pun menulis essay dengan judul Strengthening Democratic Values, Pancasila, and Civil Society as the Key to Harmony and Sustainability of Indonesia-America Bilateral Relations. Yesenia berhasil lolos dalam seleksi tahap pertama, dan memasuki tahap kedua hanya tersisa 60 peserta yang lolos dan memasuki seleksi tahap ketiga tersisa 20 orang yang lolos. Kemudian, Yesenia menjalani seleksi tahap ketiga yang diadakan di Jakarta tepatnya di Kementerian Luar Negeri Republik Indonesia pada 17-20 Juni 2019 lalu. Ada beberapa tahap seleksi yang diikuti selama di Jakarta, yakni tes psikologi, diskusi kelompok, presentasi kelompok, serta cultural performance di mana Yesenia mengenakan pakaian adat Maumere. Dari pengalaman itu, ia mendapatkan banyak ilmu dan pengetahuan baru karena selama seleksi peserta diberikan materi yang berhubungan dengan diplomasi internasional. Selain itu, Yesenia juga mendapat ilmu penting lainnya seperti International Etiquette. Ia pun berkesempatan untuk menghadiri sebuah diskusi di At America Pacific Place Jakarta bertemakan leadHERship-A conversation on Women's Empowerment dengan pembicara Marie Royce (Asisten Menteri Luar Negeri AS untuk Urusan Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan), Caroline Casagrande (Wakil asisten sekretaris), Rosita Tandos (Balqis Foundation Indonesia), Fransiska Oetami (Founder ClevioCoder Camp), dan Christina Suriadjaja (Founder Travelio.id). Indonesia-US 70th Youth Ambassadors sendiri adalah program kolaborasi antara Outstanding Youth for the World (OYTW) dari Pemerintah Indonesia dan International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) dari Pemerintah Amerika Serikat. OYTW telah diselenggarakan oleh Kementerian Luar Negeri sejak tahun 2011,dengan mengirimkan para pemuda-pemudi Indonesia yang berprestasi keluar negeri, guna memperluas jejaring dan wawasan. Sementara, IVLP adalah program utama pertukaran profesional yang telah diselenggarakan oleh Department of State (DoS) sejak tahun 1940. Melalui kunjungan singkat ke AS, para peserta akan berdiskusi langsung dengan counterparts. Indonesia telah berpartisipasi pada program IVLP sejak tahun 1952.*

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Maria Helena Yesenia Jimmy. Kredit. facebook.

JAKARTA, FLORESPOS.ID - Setelah dinyatakan lolos sampai babak final ajang Indonesia-United States 70th Youth Ambassadors, Maria Helena Yesenia Jimmy berharap mendapatkan kesempatan berjalan-jalan untuk kedua kalinya ke negeri Paman Sam, Amerika Serikat (AS), sebagai salah satu duta muda (Young Ambassador). Saat ini, Yesenia sedang berada dalam 20 besar. Pada akhir bulan ini, akan diumumkan 10 peserta terbaik yang bakal mewakili Indonesia untuk mengenal kebudayaan dan kondisi sosial masyarakat ekonomi terkuat dunia itu selama 3 minggu, yaitu pada Oktober- November 2019. Harapan itu muncul ketika dirinya dinyatakan lolos seleksi awal pemilihan duta muda Indonesia Perwakilan Provinsi Nusa Tenggara Timur dan Universitas Pendidikan Nasional Denpasar dalam ajang yang memperingati 70 tahun hubungan bilateral Indonesia-Amerika Serikat. Pada seleksi tahap pertama terdapat 548 peserta yang melamar, pada tahap pertama semua peserta diwajibkan untuk menulis essay dalam Bahasa Inggris bertemakan 70 Years Indonesia-USA Diplomatic Relations; What's Next? Maria Yesenia pun menulis essay dengan judul Strengthening Democratic Values, Pancasila, and Civil Society as the Key to Harmony and Sustainability of Indonesia-America Bilateral Relations. Yesenia berhasil lolos dalam seleksi tahap pertama, dan memasuki tahap kedua hanya tersisa 60 peserta yang lolos dan memasuki seleksi tahap ketiga tersisa 20 orang yang lolos. Kemudian, Yesenia menjalani seleksi tahap ketiga yang diadakan di Jakarta tepatnya di Kementerian Luar Negeri Republik Indonesia pada 17-20 Juni 2019 lalu. Ada beberapa tahap seleksi yang diikuti selama di Jakarta, yakni tes psikologi, diskusi kelompok, presentasi kelompok, serta cultural performance di mana Yesenia mengenakan pakaian adat Maumere. Dari pengalaman itu, ia mendapatkan banyak ilmu dan pengetahuan baru karena selama seleksi peserta diberikan materi yang berhubungan dengan diplomasi internasional. Selain itu, Yesenia juga mendapat ilmu penting lainnya seperti International Etiquette. Ia pun berkesempatan untuk menghadiri sebuah diskusi di At America Pacific Place Jakarta bertemakan leadHERship-A conversation on Women's Empowerment dengan pembicara Marie Royce (Asisten Menteri Luar Negeri AS untuk Urusan Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan), Caroline Casagrande (Wakil asisten sekretaris), Rosita Tandos (Balqis Foundation Indonesia), Fransiska Oetami (Founder ClevioCoder Camp), dan Christina Suriadjaja (Founder Travelio.id). Indonesia-US 70th Youth Ambassadors sendiri adalah program kolaborasi antara Outstanding Youth for the World (OYTW) dari Pemerintah Indonesia dan International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) dari Pemerintah Amerika Serikat. OYTW telah diselenggarakan oleh Kementerian Luar Negeri sejak tahun 2011,dengan mengirimkan para pemuda-pemudi Indonesia yang berprestasi keluar negeri, guna memperluas jejaring dan wawasan. Sementara, IVLP adalah program utama pertukaran profesional yang telah diselenggarakan oleh Department of State (DoS) sejak tahun 1940. Melalui kunjungan singkat ke AS, para peserta akan berdiskusi langsung dengan counterparts. Indonesia telah berpartisipasi pada program IVLP sejak tahun 1952.* http://www.florespos.id/

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Casagrand Builder Private Limited (est. 2004), is an ISO-certified real estate enterprise committed to building aspirations and delivering value. In the last thirteen years, we have developed over 9 million sqft of prime residential real estate across Chennai, Bengaluru, and Coimbatore. Over 4000 happy families across 68 landmark properties stand testimony to our commitment.