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Peter Brown & Tommy Nutter

Peter Brown first spied Tommy Nutter in 1967, at a dinner party thrown by Brian Epstein in his Georgian town house on Chapel Street... It was a warm evening, summer, June or July. An intimate sit-down for a handful of people. Peter thought Tommy was remarkably cute, though Tommy, perhaps dazed by his surroundings and the famous host, gave no indication of even noticing Peter.

Afterwards, Brian had a conversaion with Peter in which he made some 'approving comments' about their young guest. It was not that Brian Epstein had any interest in Tommy for himself; despite his stiff-collar demeanour, he preferred rough trade to 'gay boys'. But he knew what Peter liked, and was, in that regard, always encouraging.

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(The day after Brian Epstein's death)

The next day, [Peter] was standing in Brian's drawing room, looking through a window onto a street that had just been swept through by paparazzi, like a flash flood. He had already shared the news with the Beatles, who were still on their retreat in Wales with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Peter was numb, but starting to realise that he would be primary witness at the inevitable inquest. And that the enormous responsibility of running the Beatles' office would now fall squarely on his shoulders.

At that moment, the telephone rang. Peter walked across and picked it up.

'How are you?' asked Tommy Nutter, who had somehow acquired Brian's private number.

'Awful,' Peter said, 'Really awful.'

So the young man from the summer dinner party invited himself over for company and comfort.

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On a Friday in August, Peter was sitting at his desk wrapping up some work when Paul McCartney called him on the telephone. For the previous few days, the Beatles had been working on a new single, an experimental track that had caused tension in the group - McCartney versus Harrison over guitar riffs - and raised the concern of their record producer, George Martin, who'd suggested it might be too long for radio play. Now it was nearly completed, and Paul asked Peter to come round for a first listen.

(Paul and John have Peter listen to 'Hey Jude', which he is impressed by and loves.)

Paul and John told Peter they wanted to go out and celebrate. But Peter demurred; he was to drive out to the country with Tommy for the weekend. Paul told him to call Tommy and bring him along; they had all met him by now, and there was no problem with Peter having a boyfriend.

When Peter called him using the studio payphone, Tommy refused, wilfully non-compliant. He didn't want to go out and celebrate in Soho. It took Paul to snatch the reciever out of Peter's hand and beg him to 'come hear this' before he finally surrended.

Tommy arrived at Trident and was installed in the armchair, told to prepare himself. The song was cued for a second play. As he then listened for the full seven minutes and eleven seconds, Paul and John watched him closely, trying to gauge his reaction.

After it was finished, Tommy remained impassive, unreadable. There was a long pause.

He told them he didn't like it.

The Beatles were 'crestfallen', Peter recalls, until they were informed this was Tommy's idea of a droll joke. Indeed, Tommy would eventually admit that 'Hey Jude' was 'the most incredible song... because we'd never heard anything like that before'. What impressed him was not so much its groundbreaking form, though, as how uncalculated it seemed. In Tommy's view, the Beatles hadn't set out to break the mould; they'd just wanted to express themselves. And expressing themselves - honestly expressing themselves - meant making the song in a way that happened, by the by, to be groundbreaking. 'It just came from within them,' he later said admiringly. 'That's what they wanted to do and they did it properly.'

"House of Nutter - The Rebel Tailor of Savile Row" by Lance Richardson

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Discover "Manorathangal" - Celebrating MT Vasudevan Nair's Legacy

Manorathangal is an upcoming anthology series from ZEE5 Global, set to premiere on August 15th. This series, which celebrates the 90-year legacy of the legendary MT Vasudevan Nair, is a star-studded event you won’t want to miss. Let's explore what makes Manorathangal such a significant and highly anticipated release. https://youtu.be/6Wcpxgx37-s A Tribute to MT Vasudevan Nair MT Vasudevan Nair, often called M.T., is a literary giant whose works have profoundly influenced Malayalam literature and cinema. Manorathangal is a tribute to his 90-year legacy, bringing his profound stories to life. This anthology consists of nine interconnected tales, each reflecting the complexities of human nature. M.T.'s unique storytelling style explores the duality of human emotions, balancing between kindness and darker impulses. Star-Studded Cast and Crew Manorathangal boasts an impressive lineup of the finest talents in Malayalam cinema. The anthology features nine superstars and eight legendary filmmakers, making it a monumental collaboration. Here’s a sneak peek at the incredible segments: - Ollavum Theeravum (Ripples and the River Bank) - Starring Mohanlal, directed by Priyadarshan. - Kadugannava Oru Yathra Kurippu (Kadugannava: A Travel Note) - Featuring Mammootty, directed by Ranjith. - Shilalikhitam (Inscriptions) - With Biju Menon, Shantikrishna, and Joy Mathew, directed by Priyadarshan. - Kazhcha (Vision) - Starring Parvathy Thiruvothu and Harish Uthaman, directed by Shyamaprasad. - Vilpana (The Sale) - Featuring Madhoo and Asif Ali, directed by Aswathy Nair. - Sherlock - Starring Fahadh Faasil and Zareena Moidu, directed by Mahesh Narayanan. - Swargam Thurakkunna Samayam (When the Doors of Heaven Open) - An ensemble cast including Kaillash, Indrans, and Nedumudi Venu, directed by Jayarajan Nair. - Abhyam Theedi Veendum (Once Again, In Search of Refuge) - With Siddhique, Ishit Yamini, and Nazir, directed by Santosh Sivan. - Kadalkkaattu (Sea Breeze) - Starring Indrajith and Aparna Balamurali, directed by Rathish Ambat. Directors' and Actors' Perspectives The directors and actors involved in Manorathangal have expressed their admiration for MT Vasudevan Nair and their excitement about the project. Priyadarshan, who directs two segments, shared, "Dreaming is a part of life, and I had dreamt of making films with MT Vasudevan Nair. This moment is very special to me." Mammootty, starring in "Kadugannava Oru Yathra Kurippu," highlighted the uniqueness of this anthology in Malayalam cinema, stating, "Anthology films are rare in our industry. Manorathangal will be an anthology that can be presented with pride." Biju Menon and Indrajith also expressed their gratitude and excitement about working on scripts by MT Vasudevan Nair. Their heartfelt tributes underscore the significance of this project in Malayalam cinema. Manorathangal promises to be a cinematic tour de force, celebrating the extraordinary legacy of MT Vasudevan Nair. With its star-studded cast, legendary filmmakers, and profound storytelling, this anthology is set to captivate audiences globally. Don’t miss the premiere on August 15th on ZEE5 Global. This is more than just a series; it’s a celebration of one of the greatest literary figures in Malayalam history. Read the full article

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A good day’s work and a celebration dinner

Tuesday 19th September

Breakfast here has different food on offer.  Mo started the day with liver and plantain....

Our conference day began with lingering anxiety over the technology, then a breath of relief. 

Our good friends Mahesh and Sujeet - both professors at Chester University and Cheshire & Wirral Partnership where I used to work - had kindly agreed to give us some teaching on Intellectual Disability and Neurodevelopmental Disorder. ID and NDD! This meant them getting up rather early to allow for the time difference between our two countries, and both ends needing faultless technology to make it happen, despite it being a two hour session over the internet.

Learning from the professors.

ID and NDD are common around the world, and probably neglected more than any other mental health condition.

Happily all went well, and we had a very comprehensive learning session with two international experts. At one point Mahesh was helping us to think about the difficulty some people with NDD have in understanding what others are saying. His illustration was to talk to our students in a foreign language – his native language from a remote part of India, which no one had even heard of. The students were quite entertained as they listened; he turned out to be asking them what they’d had for breakfast.

Our session on epilepsy later in the morning was one of joint learning. 

I challenged the students to discuss how we can do better – rather than just running huge clinics with a minute or two for each patient to review medication and little more, can we do better to help this person in their situation? How are their families managing the stigma? How much do community leaders know? How could we help to change attitudes amongst teachers, employers and the general public? How can we prevent epilepsy from even happening?

Meanwhile I learnt a whole lot more about traditional knowledge of epilepsy and its effects, and the perpetuation of the stigma surrounding the disease.

In April Uganda hosted a national conference on epilepsy. I didn’t know that until I was well on the way thinking about our teaching session! There are 770,000 individuals living with epilepsy in Uganda. Many others are not known to services. There are very few neurologists in the country (hence mental health teams manage people with the condition), and very limited access to investigations such as EEG, which would be routine in the UK. 

Children with epilepsy are often denied education. If they do go to school they are frequently traumatised by the way they are treated – bullied, shamed and stigmatised. Many drop out. Getting employment is a big challenge, and if the seizures are not well controlled, then usually that means dismissal. On our last visit here we met a teacher and her daughter, both of whom have epilepsy. They have been unable to get work. You don’t have to look far to begin to understand some of the causes of poverty in a country like Uganda.

Hugh and Avril arrived just before lunch. It was good to see them and have a more complete team

Supper being cooked outside.

Linda spent the afternoon helping our students to understand psychological ways of working with serious mental conditions like psychosis. 

Workshop Celebration Dinner and an important announcement

Our lovely nuns had prepared a special celebration dinner which as always included several different carbohydrates, and on this occasion, several proteins as well, including goat, chicken, and beef.  In our experience goat can sometimes be a bit chewy, but this was very well cooked. Avril had never had goat before but she really enjoyed it.

They had also commissioned a beautiful cake:

As the meal ended, Hugh (Chair of Jamie’s Fund) gave a moving resume of all that has been achieved in partnership over the last 10 years: 

Working with 25 hospitals across Uganda

Running professional development workshops in mental health

Training of seven new Psych Clinical Officers who will lead services for the future at their facilities

Over 1000 general health workers trained in mental health knowledge and skills

Over 1000 Community Leaders sensitized on mental health

Provision of new equipment – motor cycles, lap tops etc

He then made the difficult announcement that JF would be closing at the end of the year. As Hugh explained, we have not reached the decision easily. We promised that although the Fund would finish, our relationships would not. The trustees are all getting older as JF has been running for 10 years and the next generation of leaders has unfortunately not emerged. (Those of you on the JF supporters mailing list will receive the letter we have prepared in the near future, but  we felt it was important to tell those who are most affected here in Uganda first.)

Ewan and I are certainly likely to return from time to time to see our friends. 

Our wonderful young people received the news quietly but with great grace and appreciation. They promised that they would continue the great work they had been doing, and would indeed continue community mental health service development. 

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Hi! Loved your response to my SSR knowledge questionnaire!

Also, could you rate every SSR Villain from all his movies out of 10, with reasons provided please?

Also also, thoughts on the upcoming SSR/Mahesh Babu movie? What's your theories on what the movie could be about given the limited plot details about it being an adventure movie inspired by the Indiana Jones movies?

haha thanks for another ask!

It's been a long time since I watched Student No. 1 so I can't really rate whatever obstacle in that movie

Simhadri - 3, from what I remember feeling, it was like the story was the villain. Villain wasn't villaining that much if ykwim

Sye - 7, I love dumb villains

Chatrapathi - 9, the villains in this are pretty much like colonisers which is what i love about this movie (among the other fabulous things about it). they're genuinely evil, they don't give a fuck about anyone but themselves and rule like an iron fist gripping a mound of sand

Vikramarkudu - 10, just for the oily curly hair that gives me my hair goals😍😍

Yamadonga - 2, again, villain wasn't villaining. the actual thug they hired wasn't even there for 20 minutes. Mahi's relatives can go get whipped (literally)

Magadheera - 9, he's so evil I love it. no tragic backstory, no psychosis story, he's just possessive (the lengths I go to defend tall men, sigh, fml) and an absolute asshole.

Maryada Ramanna - 1 (and only because I can't give it a 0). i get that family feud is the real villain but nope. NOPE. you ain't killing YOUR OWN FAMILY MEMBER because he's more humane than you. Also, I hate the hypocrisy in their we-can-only-kill-outside-the-house-because-house-blesses-family theory . Speaking like that, Veturi said "Jagamantha Kutumbam Naadi" (the world is my family) so what then huh Reddy gaaru?

Eega - 10 (and only because I can't give it 1000). by now you must have understand that I love villains who are unapologetically assholes. He's rich, and he wants to keep it that way. So he killed his best friend for money. So what? He was annoyingly right anyway, no use. Sudeep is the perfect maniac obsessed zillionaire that I would want to kill as a fly.

Bahubali The Beginning - 5, I kinda don't like amped up villains. Bijjala does good, but I draw the line at the Pandit making evil faces at thin air in the middle of celebrations. Bhalla isn't a villain in my opinion, he's a smol bean who is a rich dad's spoiled brat. Being evil and underappreciated is the only thing he knows my poor baby. (@juhiiiiii gets me on this topic, don't you agree akkay?)

Bahubali The Conclusion - 3, you know why honey. I desperately wanted to beg Rajamouli to read the books (at least the first one) to make him realize how ooc Sivagami was. But Bijjala is properly characterised I must say.

RRR - 5, I want a 3D British colonizer for once.

Also also, thoughts on the upcoming SSR/Mahesh Babu movie? What's your theories on what the movie could be about given the limited plot details about it being an adventure movie inspired by the Indiana Jones movies?

I don't make the mistake of creating expectations in my mind for SSR's movies before 2 months of the release. I did that for Bahubali 2 (as did the entire world right?) and for Maryada Ramanna, and Yamadonga. I honestly can't picture Mahesh Babu as anything but a preacher or a politician or a police officer. But let me just say this: the last time MB wore a cowboy hat on an adventure, it was either horrible box office numbers:

(Movie: Takkari Donga)

or mindblowing box office numbers

(Movie: Athadu)

thanks for the ask!

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Celebrating India’s EV Journey

Today is World EV Day. The day is observed every year with special awareness campaigns being organized globally to educate people about the benefits of electric vehicles.

While China is the world’s largest EV market, India is the second largest and most promising. Driven by incentives by the Centre and the states, the adoption of EVs is gaining momentum. India’s EV sector is attracting increasing investments in battery technology, charging infrastructure and product options. Some of the biggest brands in the EV space include Tata Nexon in cars, the Mahindra Treo in three-wheelers and Hero Electric and Ola in scooters. In addition, there are a whole lot of startups that are working on various aspects of the EV eco-system.

In this article, Autocar Professional takes you through India’s EV landscape with leaders in the segment commenting on sustainable mobility and a zero-emission future.

Meanwhile, a recent study by Castrol study has highlighted key insights on EV readiness for markets, carmakers, and consumers. Its global survey ‘Switching ON the rEVolution’ covering 10,000 consumers and 100 leaders from car manufacturers in 10 key global markets, including India suggests that 44 percent of consumers surveyed in India are considering an EV for their next vehicle purchase while 55 percent are still considering an ICE vehicle.

Shailesh Chandra, MD, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility

World EV Day is indeed a special day for us, as we look back and reflect on our journey so far. We are proud to lead the EV market in India, with a lion’s share of 88 percent. As early entrants, we have shaped the market and seen it grow with Nexon EV and Tigor EV. We have over 40,000 Tata EVs plying on road. We have also established Tata UniEVerse, a one of its kind EV ecosystem, which is further propelling the EV adoption.

Santosh Iyer, VP-Sales & Marketing, Mercedes-Benz India

Mercedes-Benz Indian has a very aggressive EV roadmap for the Indian market with three new luxury EVs. We pioneered luxury EVs in India with the EQC in 2020, which received good response from the early adopters in the luxury segment. EQC’s acceptability and market success set the ground for other brands to foray into the luxury EV segment.

Suman Mishra, Mahindra Electric Mobility

We celebrate India’s electrification journey. At Mahindra Last Mile Mobility, we are committed to promoting sustainable motoring with zero emission products. I am confident that with our collective efforts, we can enable a green and smarter tomorrow for India.

Warren Harris, CEO, Tata Technologies

Tata Technologies’ vision of Engineering a better world embodies our commitment to providing sustainable solutions especially in the rapidly growing Electric Vehicle Market. The transition to EV is also an opportunity and would also be synonymous with a move to connected vehicles enabled by ADAS and digital customer experience solutions. Tata Technologies offers end-to-end solutions for engineering, manufacturing support, and customer experience solutions for EVs globally. We have developed an elaborate EV ecosystem through alliances and partnerships across the world, including an alliance with MIH Consortium which enables us to leverage the EV ecosystem to deliver best value for our Customers.

Nagesh Basavanhalli, Executive Vice Chairman, Greaves Cotton

Greaves Electric Mobility owned Ampere is one of the fastest growing electric two-wheeler brands in the Country while the company also operates/owns the rapidly growing e-rickshaw brand Ele (Bestway) and the Teja (MLR Auto) range of L5 category three wheelers. Together the portfolio offers a strong value proposition to electrifying the way people and goods move across our country.

Mahesh Babu, CEO, Switch Mobility India, COO, Switch Mobility

To meet India’s global commitment to become Net Zero by 2070, we need to prioritize not just public transport, but public transport with zero tailpipe emissions. Electric buses are clearly the best and obvious solution to accelerate decarbonisation with increasing mass mobility. It is this imperative that guides us at Switch Mobility — to help India attain its ambitious Net Zero target by offering the society with smart, clean mass mobility solutions that are also technologically advanced, safe and comfortable for passengers. Our vision is to transform mass mobility across cities and highways, and bring about a clean revolution in the way people travel. I take the opportunity on World EV Day 2022 to invite partners and people who share the same vision to jointly achieve this critical transition.

Balbir Singh Dhillon, Head of Audi

We have installed 100+ chargers pan-India and 16 high-speed 50kW chargers across our dealerships located across strategic highways within the country. In line with our global plans to be all-electric by 2033, we are aiming to achieve about 15 percent of our India sales from EVs by 2025–2026. It’s time we start to care for the climate. I think the sooner we realise we are responsible for it, the better it is for all.

Read More: https://www.tatatechnologies.com/en/media-center/celebrating-indias-ev-journey/

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Exploring the Jyotirlingas in Maharashtra: A Spiritual Journey

Maharashtra, a land rich in cultural heritage and spirituality, is home to some of the most revered Jyotirlingas in India. Jyotirlingas are sacred shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva, where he is believed to have manifested as a divine pillar of light. These shrines hold immense religious significance and attract devotees from across the globe. In this article, we delve into the Jyotirlingas located in Maharashtra, their significance, and the experiences they offer.

The Importance of Jyotirlingas

According to Hindu mythology, there are 12 Jyotirlingas in India, and each represents a different manifestation of Lord Shiva. Worshiping these sacred shrines is believed to cleanse one's sins and bring divine blessings. Maharashtra is blessed with three Jyotirlingas—Trimbakeshwar, Bhimashankar, and Grishneshwar. These temples are not only spiritual destinations but also architectural marvels, showcasing intricate carvings and ancient artistry.

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1. Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga

Located in Nashik, Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga is one of the most prominent Shiva temples in India. Nestled near the Brahmagiri Hills, this temple is the source of the Godavari River, which holds immense religious importance.

Significance: The temple houses a unique Shiva Lingam featuring three faces representing Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh (Shiva). It symbolizes the cycle of creation, preservation, and destruction. Devotees flock here to perform rituals like the Narayan Nagbali and Kaal Sarp Dosh pujas.

Architecture: The temple’s architecture, built in black stone, is a masterpiece of the Hemadpanthi style. The sanctum sanctorum’s serene ambiance enhances the spiritual experience.

How to Reach: Trimbakeshwar is about 30 km from Nashik and well-connected by road and rail. The nearest airport is in Nashik.

2. Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga

Situated amidst the lush greenery of the Sahyadri Hills, Bhimashankar is a haven for nature lovers and spiritual seekers alike. This temple is a blend of spirituality and scenic beauty.

Significance: The Bhimashankar temple is associated with the legend of Lord Shiva slaying the demon Bhima. The Shiva Lingam here is said to radiate energy that protects devotees from evil forces.

Architecture: The Nagara-style architecture, with its intricate carvings and sculptures, reflects the artistic excellence of ancient India. The temple is surrounded by a wildlife sanctuary, making it a picturesque spot.

How to Reach: Bhimashankar is approximately 125 km from Pune and 223 km from Mumbai. It is accessible by road, and trekking options are available for adventure enthusiasts.

3. Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga

Grishneshwar, located near Ellora Caves in Aurangabad, is the twelfth and the smallest Jyotirlinga in India. Despite its modest size, it holds immense spiritual value.

Significance: Grishneshwar translates to "Lord of Compassion," and the temple is believed to fulfill the wishes of devotees who seek the blessings of Lord Shiva. The temple is closely linked to the Ellora Caves, adding to its historical importance.

Architecture: The temple's architecture is a testament to ancient craftsmanship, with its beautifully sculpted walls and a serene Nandi bull statue at the entrance.

How to Reach: Grishneshwar is about 30 km from Aurangabad and well-connected by road. The nearest airport is in Aurangabad.

Planning Your Spiritual Journey

To explore these Jyotirlingas, it is ideal to plan a well-structured itinerary. Start with Bhimashankar, proceed to Trimbakeshwar, and conclude with Grishneshwar. Along the way, you can visit nearby attractions like the Ellora Caves, Panchavati in Nashik, and the scenic Western Ghats.

Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to visit these temples is during the cooler months from October to February. Festivals like Maha Shivaratri witness grand celebrations and a surge of devotees.

Travel Tips:

Dress modestly and follow temple guidelines.

Try to visit early in the morning to avoid long queues.

Opt for local guides to understand the historical and mythological significance better.

Conclusion

Maharashtra’s Jyotirlingas offer a profound spiritual experience intertwined with cultural and historical richness. Visiting these sacred shrines not only strengthens one’s faith but also provides a deeper connection with nature and heritage. Whether you are a devout Shiva follower or a curious traveler, the journey to these Jyotirlingas will leave you inspired and spiritually enriched.

Embark on this divine journey and immerse yourself in the tranquility and sanctity of Maharashtra’s revered temples!

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[ad_1]   RevSportz Conclave (PC: File) There are 50 days to go for the third edition of the Trailblazers Conclave. And to think that India’s best athletes, able bodied and para, men and women, will all come together under one roof in Kolkata yet again has a sense of the unreal attached to it. And yet, it is true. From our 18-year-old world champion D Gukesh to the just-retired legend Ravichandran Ashwin, and India’s captain fantastic Harmanpreet Singh to the legendary Mary Kom and the lady on the comeback trail, Nikhat Zareen – the very best are all coming together for two-and-a-half days in March. Joining the newsmakers are titans like Abhinav Bindra, Pullela Gopichand, Viswanathan Anand, PR Sreejesh and Mahesh Bhupathi, which means the conclave will see a galaxy of Indian sporting legends together under one umbrella. And in Kolkata, you can’t not have Sourav and Saurav – Ganguly and Ghosal. With the Champions Trophy on at the time, Ganguly – who lifted it jointly with Sri Lanka in 2002 – could just be the one we desperately want to listen to. Day three, March 8, is understandably about women and women’s empowerment. You name them, and we will have them in Kolkata. From Mary Kom and Rani Rampal to Anju Bobby George, Nikhat and Tania Sachdev, there will be a stellar cast of women athletes interacting with each other. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Panel with MC Mary Kom, Joshna Chinappa, Rani, Harmilan Bains and more (Image: Joy Sengupta for RevSportz) That’s just able-bodied sport. We will have the very best of Paralympic talent discussing what was our best Paralympics by a mile. From Yogesh Kathunia, Navdeep Singh, Manasi Joshi, Mona Agarwal, Rubina Francis and the peerless Suhas Yathiraj, we are determined to celebrate athletic achievement in its entirety. For the football fans, there is a special segment on Mohun Bagan versus East Bengal and how the derby can be marketed better. The one session I am particularly keen on is the one on Indian chess. With a revolution on in the sport, it is but obvious that we will celebrate it. And no one better than the man who made it all possible – Anand. He will be joined by Dibyendu Barua and Tania, not to forget the show-stopping Gukesh. Finally, it is extremely important to have administrators, policy makers and corporates all in a dialogue with each other on the future of Indian sport. From federation presidents like Adille Sumariwalla, Kalikesh Singh Deo and Dilip Tirkey to corporate leaders like TV Narendran, Chanakya Chaudhary, Rahul Todi and Sanjiv Navangul, the conclave will offer a forum for practitioners and policy makers to exchange ideas and create a template for the future of Indian sport. Presented by Tata Steel and powered by Thums Up, Limca Glucocharge, HSBC Bank, BSV, Shrachi Sports, Wow Momo, Sangbad Pratidin (media partner), further supported by Aktivo Labs (Health Tech partner), House of Pataudi (fashion partner), Fanatic Sports (Sports Tourism partner), Getafix (real estate partner), Lalbaba Rice, Globe (travel partner), T-10 sports (sportswear partner) and others, Tata Steel Trailblazers 3.0 will be the go-to destination for every sports fan in India between March 6 and 8, 2025. For those who can’t make it, the entire conclave will be livestreamed on RevSportz platforms, and every update will be made available on our social media handles. More on the conclave in the days to come. Also Read: How the partnership with Tata Steel will make the Trailblazers Conclave bigger and better in 2025 The post 50 days to go for the biggest celebration of Indian sport appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1]   RevSportz Conclave (PC: File) There are 50 days to go for the third edition of the Trailblazers Conclave. And to think that India’s best athletes, able bodied and para, men and women, will all come together under one roof in Kolkata yet again has a sense of the unreal attached to it. And yet, it is true. From our 18-year-old world champion D Gukesh to the just-retired legend Ravichandran Ashwin, and India’s captain fantastic Harmanpreet Singh to the legendary Mary Kom and the lady on the comeback trail, Nikhat Zareen – the very best are all coming together for two-and-a-half days in March. Joining the newsmakers are titans like Abhinav Bindra, Pullela Gopichand, Viswanathan Anand, PR Sreejesh and Mahesh Bhupathi, which means the conclave will see a galaxy of Indian sporting legends together under one umbrella. And in Kolkata, you can’t not have Sourav and Saurav – Ganguly and Ghosal. With the Champions Trophy on at the time, Ganguly – who lifted it jointly with Sri Lanka in 2002 – could just be the one we desperately want to listen to. Day three, March 8, is understandably about women and women’s empowerment. You name them, and we will have them in Kolkata. From Mary Kom and Rani Rampal to Anju Bobby George, Nikhat and Tania Sachdev, there will be a stellar cast of women athletes interacting with each other. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Panel with MC Mary Kom, Joshna Chinappa, Rani, Harmilan Bains and more (Image: Joy Sengupta for RevSportz) That’s just able-bodied sport. We will have the very best of Paralympic talent discussing what was our best Paralympics by a mile. From Yogesh Kathunia, Navdeep Singh, Manasi Joshi, Mona Agarwal, Rubina Francis and the peerless Suhas Yathiraj, we are determined to celebrate athletic achievement in its entirety. For the football fans, there is a special segment on Mohun Bagan versus East Bengal and how the derby can be marketed better. The one session I am particularly keen on is the one on Indian chess. With a revolution on in the sport, it is but obvious that we will celebrate it. And no one better than the man who made it all possible – Anand. He will be joined by Dibyendu Barua and Tania, not to forget the show-stopping Gukesh. Finally, it is extremely important to have administrators, policy makers and corporates all in a dialogue with each other on the future of Indian sport. From federation presidents like Adille Sumariwalla, Kalikesh Singh Deo and Dilip Tirkey to corporate leaders like TV Narendran, Chanakya Chaudhary, Rahul Todi and Sanjiv Navangul, the conclave will offer a forum for practitioners and policy makers to exchange ideas and create a template for the future of Indian sport. Presented by Tata Steel and powered by Thums Up, Limca Glucocharge, HSBC Bank, BSV, Shrachi Sports, Wow Momo, Sangbad Pratidin (media partner), further supported by Aktivo Labs (Health Tech partner), House of Pataudi (fashion partner), Fanatic Sports (Sports Tourism partner), Getafix (real estate partner), Lalbaba Rice, Globe (travel partner), T-10 sports (sportswear partner) and others, Tata Steel Trailblazers 3.0 will be the go-to destination for every sports fan in India between March 6 and 8, 2025. For those who can’t make it, the entire conclave will be livestreamed on RevSportz platforms, and every update will be made available on our social media handles. More on the conclave in the days to come. Also Read: How the partnership with Tata Steel will make the Trailblazers Conclave bigger and better in 2025 The post 50 days to go for the biggest celebration of Indian sport appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Discover Sitara Ghattamaneni Biography: Age, Height, Family, Net Worth & More

Discover everything about Sitara Ghattamaneni, the talented daughter of superstar Mahesh Babu and Namrata Shirodkar. From her early life and family background to her budding career, social media influence, and future prospects in the entertainment industry, this comprehensive biography offers fascinating insights. Learn about her achievements, hobbies, and why she’s one of India’s most beloved celebrity kids. Explore her story now on theoneclick.info!

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*INDIAN CINEMA'S MOST CELEBRATED VOICES COME TOGETHER TO BRING HEART, SOUL, AND GRANDEUR TO 2024'S MOST ANTICIPATED FAMILY ENTERTAINER MUFASA: THE LION KING IN HINDI, TAMIL & TELUGU DUBBED VERSIONS!*

Mufasa: The Lion King, one of the most anticipated cinematic spectacles is all set to roar with a brand-new tale, taking audiences back to the journey of Mufasa’s rise as the legendary King. This epic saga is already creating waves across India, promising to set records even before its grand release! In a move that has thrilled fans nationwide, we will hear voices of some of the most celebrated superstars from across the country who have lend their voices to this visual extravaganza.

Shah Rukh Khan and Mahesh Babu as the voice of Mufasa in Hindi and Telugu respectively created a huge buzz and built a massive anticipation for the film. It has just been announced that Tamil actor Arjun Das is the voice of Mufasa in Tamil! The makers clearly know the pulse of the audience and pulled the biggest stars from across the country. Along with the voice of Mufasa, the film boasts of the biggest names voicing for other key characters in the film across these three languages.

*Mufasa: The Lion King (Hindi)*

• Shah Rukh Khan as Mufasa

• Aryan Khan as Simba

• AbRam Khan as Mufasa (cub)

• Sanjay Mishra as Pumbaa

• Shreyas Talpade as Timon

• Makarand Deshpande as Rafiki

• Meiyang Chang as Taka

*Mufasa: The Lion King (Tamil)*

- Arjun Das as Mufasa

- ⁠Ashok Selvan as Taka

- ⁠Robo Shankar as Pumbaa

- ⁠Singam Puli as Timon

- ⁠VTV Ganesh as young Rafiki

- ⁠M. Nasser as Kiros

*Mufasa: The Lion King (Telugu)*

- Superstar Mahesh Babu as Mufasa

- ⁠Brahmanandam as Pumbaa

- ⁠Ali as Timon

- ⁠Satyadev as Taka

- ⁠Ayyappa P Sharma as Kiros

Prepare to be awestruck as the legendary tale returns, voiced by some of India’s most celebrated stars. Mark your calendars and get ready to witness Mufasa’s legacy roar across the nation like never before!

Watch the trailer here!

*HINDI*

https://youtu.be/F3gKTOW9wIw?si=OrB0ZT0FzfiLElAN

*TELUGU*

https://youtu.be/CDgOcSh9hKM?si=w2C-1FtiMKRPGYpb

*TAMIL*

https://youtu.be/aow3If0roo0?si=T8DnRzhQp_qM95iS

*ENGLISH*

https://youtu.be/voZZjUjOkX8?si=TuQl-QjBtVxjeUSb

*About the film:*

“Mufasa: The Lion King” enlists Rafiki to relay the legend of the unlikely rise of the beloved king of the Pride Lands, introducing an orphaned cub called Mufasa, a sympathetic lion named Taka—the heir to a royal bloodline—and their expansive journey alongside an extraordinary group of misfits. The all-new feature film is directed by Barry Jenkins.

*Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King will be releasing in Indian cinemas on 20th December 2024, in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.*

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Spiritual TM Mantras

Introduction

Transcendental Meditation (TM) is a simple, natural, and effortless technique that involves the use of mantras to help the mind settle into a state of restful alertness. But what exactly are TM mantras, and why are they considered spiritual? Let’s delve into the world of TM mantras and explore their spiritual significance.

History of Transcendental Meditation (TM)

Origins and Founders Transcendental Meditation was introduced to the world by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in the mid-20th century. Maharishi, a disciple of Swami Brahmananda Saraswati, developed TM as a method to promote inner peace and well-being.

Evolution Over the Years Since its introduction, TM has evolved and spread globally, attracting millions of practitioners and gaining recognition for its benefits on mental and physical health.

Understanding TM Mantras

Definition of TM Mantras TM mantras are specific sounds or words that are silently repeated during meditation. These mantras have no meaning but are chosen for their vibrational quality.

Purpose of TM Mantras The primary purpose of TM mantras is to help the practitioner transcend ordinary thinking and enter a state of deep relaxation and heightened awareness.

The Spiritual Aspect of TM Mantras

Connection Between Spirituality and TM Spirituality in TM is about connecting with a deeper sense of self and the universe. TM mantras facilitate this connection by quieting the mind and allowing for introspective experiences.

How TM Mantras Enhance Spiritual Growth Through regular practice, TM mantras can lead to spiritual growth by promoting inner peace, clarity, and a sense of connectedness to the larger cosmos.

How TM Mantras are Chosen

The Role of a TM Teacher TM mantras are personalized and given by a certified TM teacher during instruction. The selection is based on various factors, including the individual’s characteristics and needs.

Personalization of Mantras Each mantra is chosen to suit the individual, ensuring that it resonates well with their unique vibrational frequency and promotes effective meditation.

Common Misconceptions About TM Mantras

Myths vs. Reality There are several myths surrounding TM mantras, such as the belief that they are religious or magical. In reality, they are simple sounds chosen for their calming effects.

Scientific Perspective From a scientific viewpoint, TM mantras work by helping to reduce stress and improve focus, rather than having any mystical properties.

Benefits of Using TM Mantras

Mental Health Benefits Regular practice of TM with mantras has been shown to reduce anxiety, depression, and stress levels, promoting overall mental well-being.

Physical Health Benefits TM can lower blood pressure, improve heart health, and enhance the body’s immune response, contributing to better physical health.

Spiritual Benefits Spiritually, TM mantras can lead to a greater sense of inner peace, self-awareness, and connection with the universe.

The Practice of TM Basic Steps in Practicing TM Practicing TM involves sitting comfortably with closed eyes and silently repeating the chosen mantra for about 20 minutes, twice a day.

Integrating TM into Daily Life To integrate TM into daily life, consistency is key. Finding a quiet space and making it a regular part of your routine can help maximize the benefits.

Advanced Techniques in TM

Deepening Your Practice For those looking to deepen their TM practice, advanced techniques and longer meditation sessions can be explored under the guidance of a certified TM teacher.

Advanced Mantras Advanced practitioners may be given additional mantras to further enhance their meditation experience and spiritual growth.

Testimonials and Success Stories

Personal Experiences Many individuals have shared how TM and its mantras have transformed their lives, bringing about profound changes in their mental, physical, and spiritual well-being.

Celebrity Endorsements Celebrities like David Lynch and Oprah Winfrey have endorsed TM, citing its positive impact on their lives and encouraging others to try it.

Scientific Research on TM and Mantras

Studies and Findings Numerous studies have validated the benefits of TM, showing improvements in stress reduction, cognitive function, and overall health.

Future Research Directions Future research is focused on exploring the long-term benefits of TM and its potential applications in various fields such as education and healthcare.

Challenges and Solutions in Practicing TM

Common Obstacles Common challenges in practicing TM include maintaining consistency, finding time, and dealing with distractions.

Tips for Overcoming Challenges Solutions include setting a regular schedule, creating a dedicated meditation space, and practicing patience and persistence.

Comparing TM with Other Meditation Practices

Similarities and Differences While TM shares similarities with other meditation practices, such as mindfulness and Zen meditation, its use of personalized mantras sets it apart.

Unique Benefits of TM The unique benefits of TM include its simplicity, effectiveness, and the profound state of restful alertness it promotes.

FAQs

What is a TM mantra? A TM mantra is a specific sound or word used during Transcendental Meditation to help the mind settle into a state of restful alertness.

How is a TM mantra chosen? A TM mantra is chosen by a certified TM teacher based on various personal factors to ensure it suits the individual’s needs.

Can anyone learn TM? Yes, anyone can learn TM through proper instruction from a certified TM teacher.

How long does it take to see benefits from TM? Benefits can often be seen within a few weeks of consistent practice, though individual experiences may vary.

Is TM a religious practice? No, TM is a secular practice and is not tied to any religious beliefs or practices.

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Discover "Manorathangal" - Celebrating MT Vasudevan Nair's Legacy

Manorathangal is an upcoming anthology series from ZEE5 Global, set to premiere on August 15th. This series, which celebrates the 90-year legacy of the legendary MT Vasudevan Nair, is a star-studded event you won’t want to miss. Let's explore what makes Manorathangal such a significant and highly anticipated release. https://youtu.be/6Wcpxgx37-s A Tribute to MT Vasudevan Nair MT Vasudevan Nair, often called M.T., is a literary giant whose works have profoundly influenced Malayalam literature and cinema. Manorathangal is a tribute to his 90-year legacy, bringing his profound stories to life. This anthology consists of nine interconnected tales, each reflecting the complexities of human nature. M.T.'s unique storytelling style explores the duality of human emotions, balancing between kindness and darker impulses. Star-Studded Cast and Crew Manorathangal boasts an impressive lineup of the finest talents in Malayalam cinema. The anthology features nine superstars and eight legendary filmmakers, making it a monumental collaboration. Here’s a sneak peek at the incredible segments: - Ollavum Theeravum (Ripples and the River Bank) - Starring Mohanlal, directed by Priyadarshan. - Kadugannava Oru Yathra Kurippu (Kadugannava: A Travel Note) - Featuring Mammootty, directed by Ranjith. - Shilalikhitam (Inscriptions) - With Biju Menon, Shantikrishna, and Joy Mathew, directed by Priyadarshan. - Kazhcha (Vision) - Starring Parvathy Thiruvothu and Harish Uthaman, directed by Shyamaprasad. - Vilpana (The Sale) - Featuring Madhoo and Asif Ali, directed by Aswathy Nair. - Sherlock - Starring Fahadh Faasil and Zareena Moidu, directed by Mahesh Narayanan. - Swargam Thurakkunna Samayam (When the Doors of Heaven Open) - An ensemble cast including Kaillash, Indrans, and Nedumudi Venu, directed by Jayarajan Nair. - Abhyam Theedi Veendum (Once Again, In Search of Refuge) - With Siddhique, Ishit Yamini, and Nazir, directed by Santosh Sivan. - Kadalkkaattu (Sea Breeze) - Starring Indrajith and Aparna Balamurali, directed by Rathish Ambat. Directors' and Actors' Perspectives The directors and actors involved in Manorathangal have expressed their admiration for MT Vasudevan Nair and their excitement about the project. Priyadarshan, who directs two segments, shared, "Dreaming is a part of life, and I had dreamt of making films with MT Vasudevan Nair. This moment is very special to me." Mammootty, starring in "Kadugannava Oru Yathra Kurippu," highlighted the uniqueness of this anthology in Malayalam cinema, stating, "Anthology films are rare in our industry. Manorathangal will be an anthology that can be presented with pride." Biju Menon and Indrajith also expressed their gratitude and excitement about working on scripts by MT Vasudevan Nair. Their heartfelt tributes underscore the significance of this project in Malayalam cinema. Manorathangal promises to be a cinematic tour de force, celebrating the extraordinary legacy of MT Vasudevan Nair. With its star-studded cast, legendary filmmakers, and profound storytelling, this anthology is set to captivate audiences globally. Don’t miss the premiere on August 15th on ZEE5 Global. This is more than just a series; it’s a celebration of one of the greatest literary figures in Malayalam history. Read the full article

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Raja ke dulari bani | Priti raj jaglar #video Bhojpuri romantic song | 2024

Album : Raja ke dulari bani

Singer : Priti Raj Jaglar (9004854189)

Lyrics : Priti Raj Jaglar

Music : Sanjay Sadhu

Produced By - Vishwas Khot

Music Label - SMV Melodies Bhojpuri

SMV Team - Mahesh Matkar , Ashutosh Nirbhavne , Affan Shaikh

Youtube Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGJQMAJHuMs...

Welcome to SMV Melodies – Your Ultimate Musical Journey!

Discover the perfect blend of rhythm, emotion, and harmony right here on SMV Melodies! Join us as we explore the boundless realm of music, transcending genres and eras to bring you the most enchanting and captivating tunes. Whether you're seeking soul-soothing melodies, electrifying beats, or heart-touching lyrics, our channel is your haven for musical inspiration.

If you're as passionate about music as we are, hit that subscribe button and ring the notification bell to never miss a beat. Join us on this harmonious journey as we celebrate the magic of melodies and the emotions they evoke. Let the music play on SMV Melodies!

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Valentine's Day Movies

Welcome to our little haven of cinematic romance, with 25 Must-See Valentine's Day Movies. As Cupid prepares his arrows, we've curated a selection of films that celebrate love in all of its forms. Expect to laugh, sigh, and even cry as we read about loving relationships and romantic adventures. These Valentine's Day films are perfect for a night in with your loved ones and will warm your heart. So relax and let the world of romance films embrace you!

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge

It is one of the most beloved and popular romantic Valentine's Day films, still fresh in everyone's minds. The film, directed by Aditya Chopra and starring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, tells the story of two young lovers who meet and fall in love on their trip to Europe. It's a lovely story about love, family, and tradition, with memorable melodies and famous performances.

Jab We Met

This may be one of the cutest Valentine's Day films ever! It depicts the narrative of two opposing people who meet on a train ride. Aditya, a melancholy businessman, falls in love with Geet, a vibrant and vivacious young woman. Their lives take unforeseen turns as they go on a road trip together. The film has a beautiful blend of romance, humour, and self-discovery, making it a popular choice in Indian cinema. Furthermore, the popular soundtracks make this an ideal Imtiaz Ali film.

Titanic

The 1997 epic romance film chronicles the ill-fated maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic, a magnificent ocean liner. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, their characters fall in love despite the ship's tragic fate and class disparities. The film is noted for its breathtaking sights, sad romance, and historically accurate depiction of the Titanic's sinking. It takes the top spot on the Valentine's Day movie list.

Aashiqui

Mahesh Bhatt's love drama film gained popularity for its music. It tells the story of a teenage singer who is attempting to establish himself in the industry. He then meets his ex-girlfriend, who is an orphan. The two fell for each other, but their relationship is not easy. The video eloquently conveys the essence of young love, its struggles, and the sacrifices required to pursue one's aspirations and love.

The Fault In Our Stars

This heartbreaking and touching love story recounts the journey of two teenagers who meet and fall in love during a cancer support group. As they face their own death and the trials of their disease, they find comfort and love in one another. With its emotional depth and compelling performances, this film is an excellent pick for a Valentine's Day movie night full of tears and laughs.

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Fruity Fun Learning | Discover the Amazing World of Fruits and Their Health Benefits | for Kids

Welcome to SMV Kids TV - Your Gateway to Education and Fun for Kids!

Produced by :- Vishwas Khot Creative Head :- Mahesh Matkar Recorded at :- SMV Recording studio Edited & Animated by :- Bhumit Markad Background Music :- Ashutosh Nirbhavne

Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn9R_r54wO4 🍓 Welcome to a fruity adventure for kids! Join us on a colorful journey as we explore the wonderful world of fruits and their incredible health benefits. From juicy berries to tropical delights, this educational video is packed with exciting information to engage and entertain your little ones.

🍌 In this video, kids will learn about different types of fruits, where they come from, and why they are so good for our bodies. We'll dive into the vibrant colors, delicious flavors, and nutritious properties of each fruit, making learning a tasty and enjoyable experience!

🍇 Through fun animations, fascinating facts, and interactive segments, your child will not only discover the diversity of fruits but also understand how these wholesome treats contribute to a healthy lifestyle. It's a fruity feast for the eyes and minds of our young learners!

🍍 Let the adventure begin! Hit play and let your kids embark on an educational journey that celebrates the joy of learning about fruits and promotes a love for healthy choices.

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