#Gopinath

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We can't achyutam keshavam krishna damodaram our way out of this, gopiyon and sakhas

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Lotus feet of Sri Gopinath at Chowpatty.

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Krishna Nee Begane - S.Aishwarya & S.Saundarya - Yaman Kalyani

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Air Deccan के संस्थापक Gopinath ने अपनी एयरलाइन क्यों बेच दी?

What Happened to Deccan Air : जानें G. R. Gopinath के Air Deccan Story के बारे में। आखिर Gopinath ने अपनी एयरलाइन क्यों बेची ?

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Surdas' work in the Indian folk literature and oral traditions.

Surdas, a prominent figure in Indian literature, made significant contributions to folk literature and oral traditions, particularly through his devotional poetry dedicated to Lord Krishna.

Surdas was born and bred in (1478-1583) he was renowned Indian poet, saint, and musician who made significant contributions to the country's rich folk literature and oral traditions. His works are still widely popular and revered in India, particularly in the northern regions.

Bhakti Poetry:

Surdas was a leading proponent of the Bhakti movement, which emphasized a personal, loving devotion to a deity, often transcending ritualistic practices. His poetry predominantly focused on Lord Krishna, particularly celebrating the divine playfulness and childhood exploits of Krishna in Vrindavan.

Vernacular Language: While Surdas employed Braj Bhasha, a language rooted in the Krishna-centric folk traditions of the region, his poetry is accessible to a wider audience than many classical works. This linguistic choice aligns him with the spirit of folk literature which often uses vernacular languages to reach the masses.

Folk Language: Surdas composed his works in Braj Bhasha, a folk language spoken in the regions of Braj, which includes parts of modern-day Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. This helped to popularize the language and make his poetry more relatable to the common people.

Songs and Hymns:

Surdas' poetry includes a vast collection of devotional songs (bhajans) and hymns. These works, celebrated for their emotional depth and simplicity, often depict the intimate relationship between Krishna and his devotees, illustrating themes of love, devotion, and surrender.

Devotional Ecstasy: Surdas' poetry, like many folk songs and ballads, is characterized by a profound sense of devotional ecstasy. This emotional intensity and direct address to the divine are hallmarks of folk traditions.

In conclusion, while Surdas is undoubtedly a towering figure in classical Indian literature, his work also serves as a bridge between the elite and the masses. His poetry's deep roots in folk traditions have contributed to his enduring popularity and influence as well Surdas’ contributions to Indian folk literature and oral traditions are profound, as his devotional poetry bridged the gap between elite and popular culture, resonating deeply with people across different strata of society.

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Gopinath dice que las débiles perspectivas de crecimiento mundial son preocupantes

Gita Gopinath, funcionaria del Fondo Monetario Internacional, dijo que es “preocupante” que las perspectivas de crecimiento económico mundial en el mediano plazo parezcan tan débiles. Hay razones para animarse, desde los altos niveles de empleo alcanzados en muchos países hasta la evidencia de resiliencia observada en el sistema financiero el año pasado, dijo el primer subdirector gerente del…

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A little experiment on simulating distressed and stamped effects, featuring two of my favorite delegates from the entire history of the youth forum.

-pia

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Central to their production of an alternative archive is what [Mariam] Ghani and [Chitra] Ganesh call their “Warm Database.” Warm data, as Ghani explains, stands in opposition to the “cold hard facts” elicited by official interrogations of the detainees and that are used to produce, discipline, and contain the “terrorist.” To that end, the artists have posted on their website what they term a “Warm Data Questionnaire”; they invite all those who have been “affected by detention and/or deportation” to answer questions such as the following: Who was the first person you ever fell in love with? What is your favorite flavor, and what is the one food that if you had the choice you would never eat? Which family member are you the closest to? Describe a place you see when you close your eyes at night. Name a piece of music that is always running through your head. What is your earliest childhood memory? Which muscle do you use the most in your normal daily activities? The artists state that their intention is to collect material or information that would be deemed “useless” and without value in the eyes of the surveillance apparatus; this is precisely the information that is excised or never granted entrance in the first place in the official archive. If what is deemed as “religious fervor” or “anti-Americanism” are the only forms of affect that the security apparatus seeks to elicit and document as “proof” of the detainee’s terrorist status, the “warm data” gathered by Ganesh and Ghani instead constitutes an alternative “archive of feelings,” to use Ann Cvetkovich’s evocative phrase.

Archive, Affect, and the Everyday: Queer Diasporic Re-Visions by Gayatri Gopinath, in Political Emotions

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Step up vigil in the tourist season at Araku Valley, Visakhapatnam range DIG tells police officials

Visakhapatnam range DIG Gopinath Jatti | Photo Credit: BY ARRANGEMENT Visakhapatnam Range Deputy Inspector General of Police Gopinath Jatti inspected the Araku Valley Police Station in Alluri Seetharama Raju district on Monday. He interacted with the police team including Sub-Inspector Gopala Rao and suggested measures to be taken during the upcoming tourist season for the next three…

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Lotus feet of Sri Govinda Chandra at Narasaraopet, Andhra Pradesh.

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Gopinath - Shri Damodarastaka

Gopinath - Shri Damodarastaka · Bhagavan Das · Krishna Prema Das

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7% Growth Rate Insufficient for Job Creation, Says Gita Gopinath

“Gita Gopinath, the IMF’s first deputy managing director, is in India and discussed various topics with TOI, including the global crisis, AI, and the need for job creation. Here are some excerpts:

How do you see wars and crises affecting the world and India?

In recent years, there’s been a significant increase in geopolitical uncertainty due to events like the Russian invasion of Ukraine and conflicts in the Middle East (West Asia).

More generally, nations have reconsidered what the proper terms of engagement should be in light of the pandemic and the conflict. It is not only motivated by efficiency; resilience and worries about national security also play a role. In terms of global integration, this is a totally different world than the one we have been living in for the past three decades.

“In the short term, the energy crisis caused by the war and food insecurity have led to a much higher cost of living in many countries. If these conflicts continue, we might see further increases, like a rise in oil prices, which could negatively impact many countries, including India. Another factor is the uncertainty that comes with it. We’re in an election year, which brings a lot of uncertainty regarding policies, and that can make investors hesitant.”

Trade fragmentation is a major concern. In 2022 and 2023, around 3,000 new trade restrictions were implemented. We’re seeing many countries introduce industrial policies that include trade-restricting measures. Countries that are close geopolitically are maintaining stronger trade ties, while those that are distant are facing challenges. We’re still in the early stages of geo-economic fragmentation, and if this continues, the risks could become much more severe, where no one benefits.

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Geeta Gopinath; IMF की डिप्टी मैनेजिंग डायरेक्टर गीता गोपीनाथ का बड़ा बयान, कहा, 2027 तक बनेगा तीसरी सबसे बड़ी अर्थव्यवस्था

Geeta Gopinath: प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी ने स्वतंत्रता दिवस पर राष्ट्र के नाम अपने संबोधन में कहा था कि देश सभी क्षेत्रों में बड़े सुधारों के साथ तीसरी सबसे बड़ी अर्थव्यवस्था बनने की राह पर है। इसके बाद अंतरराष्ट्रीय मुद्रा कोष (आईएमएफ) की डिप्टी मैनेजिंग डायरेक्टर डॉ. गीता गोपीनाथ ने कहा है कि भारत 2027 तक तीसरी सबसे बड़ी अर्थव्यवस्था बन जाएगा। यानी 3 साल बाद दुनिया की तीसरी बड़ी अर्थव्यवस्था…

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