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Shruti Rajkumar at HuffPost:

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance again described women who prioritize their careers as “miserable,” and slammed Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) for her “ingratitude” as a Somali immigrant, on a right-wing podcast in 2021.

Vance made the comments, which were first reported on by The Guardian and Media Matters for America, on a newly resurfaced episode of a podcast produced by American Moment, a partner of the group behind the far-right policy plan known as Project 2025. Asked why he viewed elite institutions like Yale University as “corrupt,” Vance reiterated his feelings about women who don’t have kids. “You have women who think that truly, the liberationist path is to spend 90 hours a week working in a cubicle at McKinsey, instead of starting a family and having children,” he said. He continued: “What they don’t realize — and I think some of them do eventually realize that, thank God — is that that is actually a path to misery. And the path to happiness and to fulfillment is something that these institutions are telling people not to do.” When a host asked him where “gender and racial resentment” comes from, Vance adopted the perspective of a hypothetical progressive.

“Clearly, this value set has made me a miserable person, who can’t have kids because I already passed the biological period when it was possible,” Vance said. “And I live in a 1,200 sq ft apartment in New York and I pay $5,000 a month for it. But I’m really better than these other people. What I’m going to do is project my racial and gender sensitivities on the rest of them.” Vance also took the opportunity to take a dig at Omar while speaking about migrants, saying that the Minnesota Democrat has shown “a complete lack of gratitude” towards the U.S. and that she would be in a “craphole” if she hadn’t moved to this country.

More gross and crass sexist comments from Ohio Senator and Trump VP nominee JD Vance.

See Also:

MMFA: On podcast for Project 2025 partner American Moment, JD Vance attacked journalists for being “miserable and unhappy” because their biological clocks have run out

The Guardian: ‘Dangerous and un-American’: new recording of JD Vance’s dark vision of women and immigration

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Sorry this is a very very very routine and basic question but my cricket need won't stop bugging me so....

Who's your favorite player and also your fav Era of cricket?

hey, this isn't a basic question dw but my answer definitely would be very basic and my inbox is always open to ask questions so it's fine!! Also do you go by any name here??

I didn't actively watch cricket until the recent years, was a kiddo to watch India win the cup in '11 and I feel shit for having had no knowledge of it then (kyuki ab pata nahi trophy wapis kab aayegi 🤧) so my favourite era is mostly the era of Fab 4, significant events being 2015 and 2019 wc. I have grown up watching them play and have no memory of watching the legends play, so there's that- not much to choose from tbh

23wc was also very very prominent, cuz like we won everything and i remember watching every match no matter who was playing for that entire month or so. It was a fun time, since a lot of players were playing their last odi wc and it might me the last season for ict with these players. The last defeat also makes it unforgettable ngl.

Favourite cricketer? that has to be Kane and Kohli, for some reason that I cannot fathom, i always liked the NZ team (don't come for me please 🙏🏻) someone more veteran has to be Saurabh Ganguly (Dada would always be iconic)

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Tusshar Kapoor celebrates 18 years of 'Kyaa Kool Hain Hum' | Hindi Movie News - Times of India

Actor Tusshar Kapoor on Saturday became nostalgic as his film ‘Kyaa Kool Hain Hum‘ clocked 18 years.Taking to Instagram, Tushar dropped a story and wrote, “Finally adult @balajimotionpictures”Directed by Sangeeth Sivan, Sachin Yardi and Umesh Ghadge, ‘Kyaa Kool Hain Hum’ was released in 2005. It was an adult comedy film.The story revolves around Rahul (Tusshar Kapoor) and Karan (Riteish Deshmukh)…

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Review of ‘Haddi’: Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Anurag Kashyap Starrer Tries Marrying Masala-Myths and Artistry-Mastery and Results are Mixed

It is no less than remarkable that within this ‘good-went-evil-to avenge’ formulae, bone smuggling, highway crimes, double crosses and political maneuvering marry to the plot with ease. All these could have led to a chaos but, with immense help from actors and some good staged moments, all these lead to final duel which is a fitting conclusion. That pre-climax to climax stretch justifies…

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LUCKNOW, India (Reuters) -At least 35 people were killed and 16 were injured after the roof of a stepwell in a temple complex collapsed in central India, a local government official said on Friday.

The incident occurred in the central Indian city of Indore after a concrete slab covering the roof of a stepwell in a temple complex collapsed, crushing devotees who had gathered to celebrate the Hindu festival of Ram Navami on Thursday, officials said.

Stepwells are a common feature across India, built hundreds of years ago, many of them ornately decorated, with access to a body of water through stairs and niches.

"The stepwell was covered, but the slab covering it collapsed because of the crowd and extra load on it," Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the central Indian state where Indore is located, told reporters late on Thursday.

At least 75 army and rescue personnel worked through the day to remove debris, using ropes and ladders to pull out people who had fallen into the well, local media reported.

"We have rescued 18 people, 35 have been found dead and 16 are injured," Ilayaraja T, a top local government official, told Reuters.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences and announced compensation for the dead and injured in the incident.

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[ad_1] Ravichandran Ashwin with Ravindra Jadeja after a wicket (PC: BCCI/X) Rohit Sharma was in denial at the post-match press conference, after India’s humiliating home series loss against New Zealand. The Ravichandran Ashwin-Ravindra Jadeja question was duly asked, and the India captain stonewalled on the spin duo. “There’s too much expectation on those two guys,” said Rohit. “Every game they play, they are expected to take wickets, they are expected to run through the opponents and they are expected to win Test matches for us. I don’t think that’s fair. It’s the responsibility of all of us to make sure we get the Test match wins, not just the two guys.” Of course, the skipper was never going to throw his two senior teammates under the bus, but deep down, the team management knows how Ashwin and Jadeja have struggled against the New Zealand batsmen in the ongoing series. Collectively, the two spinners have taken just 12 wickets and leaked runs. In spin-friendly Pune, they were out-bowled by Mitchell Santner and even by their junior teammate, Washington Sundar. Yes, Rohit’s defensive captaincy, especially in the first session of the second Test in Pune, didn’t help the spinners. But the way they struggled to contain Rachin Ravindra & Co was a serious matter of concern. New Zealand came here with a clear plan. They attacked the Indian tweakers, never allowing them to settle into a rhythm. They weren’t afraid of going over the top. But given Ashwin and Jadeja’s experience and skill set, they were expected to come up with a counter-ploy. Ashwin searched for the right length and right pace, while Jadeja’s control deserted him. He also struggled to get the zip off the wicket, something he is known for. The series defeat against New Zealand ended India’s astounding streak of 18 consecutive home series wins. They were unbeaten at home for 12 years, and Ashwin and Jadeja were central to that golden run. Since forming a deadly spin partnership in 2012, Ashwin has taken 326 wickets in 55 home Tests, while Jadeja has accounted for 225 scalps in 47 matches. But the off-spinner from Tamil Nadu is 38, while the left-arm spinner from Saurashtra will turn 36 in a month. Father Time spares no one and they are gradually entering the twilight zone. The question is, who next? Indian cricket has a like-for-like replacement for Jadeja in Axar Patel. Also, some other left-arm spinners like Manav Suthar and Saurabh Kumar are doing well in domestic cricket. But there’s no off-spinner in sight who can be a readymade replacement for Ashwin. Washington ran through New Zealand batting on Pune turner, but by his own admission, he is a specialist batsman who bowls off-spin. And not only the spin department, India’s Test cupboard looks bare, with transition on the anvil. As far as batting is concerned, the team is going to Australia for a five-Test series with two walking wickets (on form), a fair-weather batsman who mostly scores runs in second innings, a middle-order batsman who has kept consistency at arm’s length and a callow youngster whose technique might come under the scanner on fast and bouncy Australian pitches. The selectors have discarded CheteshwarPujara and Ajinkya Rahane because they are on the wrong side of thirty and without millions of followers on social media. As for the next generation, except Yashasvi Jaiswal, very few inspire confidence. Moving to fast bowling, and in Mohammed Shami’s absence, Jasprit Bumrah lacks a world-class new-ball partner, which might hurt India in Australia. Coming back to Ashwin and Jadeja, both have been picked for the tour Down Under. Can they regain their mojo? Some high-profile careers ended in Australia in 2011-12. The upcoming tour could see a repeat. Also read:  After New Zealand’s stunning series victory, India’s path to the World Test Championship final at Lord’s has become steeper. With four wins needed in the remaining six matches, can Team India rise to the challenge? #WTC25 #INDvsNZ@gargiraut15 https://t.co/EA4fziKPiG

— RevSportz Global (@RevSportzGlobal) October 27, 2024 For more sports content follow: RevSportz The post Ashwin and Jadeja – losing the spin-punch? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Eric Hananoki at MMFA:

In 2021, JD Vance, the former CNN commentator and Ohio senator who is now Donald Trump’s running mate, had a message for many journalists: You are “miserable and unhappy” because your biological clock has run out and you can’t start a family.  Vance appeared on the podcast of a group that is now allied with Project 2025 and discussed problems with journalism by stating that “one of the weird lies the elites have been told is that it's very easy to start a family when you're 45. Well, … God says otherwise.” [...] Vance was appearing on the September 20, 2021, edition of the Moment of Truth podcast, which is run by the conservative organization American Moment. Around the time of the podcast, Vance was a member of the group’s board of advisors. He is currently a board member emeritus for the group. 

American Moment is an organizational partner for Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation-led plan to provide staffing and policy priorities for the next Republican administration. Former President Donald Trump and his presidential campaign are heavily connected to Project 2025, with Vance writing the foreword to Heritage President Kevin Roberts’ upcoming book.  The September 2021 podcast featured Vance with American Moment President Saurabh Sharma and Chief Operations Officer Nick Solheim. 

[...] Later, co-host Nick Solheim asked Vance why journalists get things “so wrong? Like, why is it that there's this complete disconnect between them and reality?” Vance replied, in part, by claiming that it’s because their biological clocks have run out. 

[...] Vance’s remarks on the American Moment podcast are part of a larger record of remarks in the media in which he has attacked childless people — in particular, Vance has attacked Vice President Kamala Harris even though she has two stepchildren. 

More vile insults from JD Vance, this time towards journalists.

From the 09.20.2021 edition of American Moment's Moment of Truth:

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[ad_1] Ravichandran Ashwin with Ravindra Jadeja after a wicket (PC: BCCI/X) Rohit Sharma was in denial at the post-match press conference, after India’s humiliating home series loss against New Zealand. The Ravichandran Ashwin-Ravindra Jadeja question was duly asked, and the India captain stonewalled on the spin duo. “There’s too much expectation on those two guys,” said Rohit. “Every game they play, they are expected to take wickets, they are expected to run through the opponents and they are expected to win Test matches for us. I don’t think that’s fair. It’s the responsibility of all of us to make sure we get the Test match wins, not just the two guys.” Of course, the skipper was never going to throw his two senior teammates under the bus, but deep down, the team management knows how Ashwin and Jadeja have struggled against the New Zealand batsmen in the ongoing series. Collectively, the two spinners have taken just 12 wickets and leaked runs. In spin-friendly Pune, they were out-bowled by Mitchell Santner and even by their junior teammate, Washington Sundar. Yes, Rohit’s defensive captaincy, especially in the first session of the second Test in Pune, didn’t help the spinners. But the way they struggled to contain Rachin Ravindra & Co was a serious matter of concern. New Zealand came here with a clear plan. They attacked the Indian tweakers, never allowing them to settle into a rhythm. They weren’t afraid of going over the top. But given Ashwin and Jadeja’s experience and skill set, they were expected to come up with a counter-ploy. Ashwin searched for the right length and right pace, while Jadeja’s control deserted him. He also struggled to get the zip off the wicket, something he is known for. The series defeat against New Zealand ended India’s astounding streak of 18 consecutive home series wins. They were unbeaten at home for 12 years, and Ashwin and Jadeja were central to that golden run. Since forming a deadly spin partnership in 2012, Ashwin has taken 326 wickets in 55 home Tests, while Jadeja has accounted for 225 scalps in 47 matches. But the off-spinner from Tamil Nadu is 38, while the left-arm spinner from Saurashtra will turn 36 in a month. Father Time spares no one and they are gradually entering the twilight zone. The question is, who next? Indian cricket has a like-for-like replacement for Jadeja in Axar Patel. Also, some other left-arm spinners like Manav Suthar and Saurabh Kumar are doing well in domestic cricket. But there’s no off-spinner in sight who can be a readymade replacement for Ashwin. Washington ran through New Zealand batting on Pune turner, but by his own admission, he is a specialist batsman who bowls off-spin. And not only the spin department, India’s Test cupboard looks bare, with transition on the anvil. As far as batting is concerned, the team is going to Australia for a five-Test series with two walking wickets (on form), a fair-weather batsman who mostly scores runs in second innings, a middle-order batsman who has kept consistency at arm’s length and a callow youngster whose technique might come under the scanner on fast and bouncy Australian pitches. The selectors have discarded CheteshwarPujara and Ajinkya Rahane because they are on the wrong side of thirty and without millions of followers on social media. As for the next generation, except Yashasvi Jaiswal, very few inspire confidence. Moving to fast bowling, and in Mohammed Shami’s absence, Jasprit Bumrah lacks a world-class new-ball partner, which might hurt India in Australia. Coming back to Ashwin and Jadeja, both have been picked for the tour Down Under. Can they regain their mojo? Some high-profile careers ended in Australia in 2011-12. The upcoming tour could see a repeat. Also read:  After New Zealand’s stunning series victory, India’s path to the World Test Championship final at Lord’s has become steeper. With four wins needed in the remaining six matches, can Team India rise to the challenge? #WTC25 #INDvsNZ@gargiraut15 https://t.co/EA4fziKPiG

— RevSportz Global (@RevSportzGlobal) October 27, 2024 For more sports content follow: RevSportz The post Ashwin and Jadeja – losing the spin-punch? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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 Finding the Best Pandit in Delhi: A Comprehensive Guide

Delhi, with its vibrant culture and deep-rooted traditions, is a city where spirituality thrives alongside modernity. Whether you’re planning a wedding, seeking astrological guidance, or organizing a religious ceremony, finding the best pandit in Delhi is essential to ensure your rituals are performed with authenticity and precision. This article will guide you through the process of selecting the right pandit, with a helpful resource link to make your search easier.

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 What to Look for in the Best Pandit

A pandit plays a crucial role in various aspects of life, from performing sacred rituals to offering spiritual advice and astrological consultations. Here are the key factors to consider when looking for the best pandit in Delhi:

1. Knowledge and Experience: A top-tier pandit should have extensive knowledge of Vedic scriptures and rituals, backed by years of experience. The more experienced the pandit, the more likely they are to perform ceremonies with the accuracy and reverence required.

2. Reputation and Reviews: A pandit’s reputation is built on the satisfaction of those they have served. Look for pandits who come highly recommended by others. Online reviews and testimonials can provide valuable insight into the pandit’s reliability and the quality of their services.

3. Specialization: Different pandits may specialize in different types of rituals or astrological services. Depending on your needs—be it for a marriage, housewarming, or astrological reading—ensure the pandit you choose has expertise in that specific area.

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5. Availability and Flexibility: Since the best pandits are often in high demand, it’s important to check their availability early. A pandit who is flexible with timing and location can make the process smoother, especially for busy schedules.

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*Audience ought to watch Dhvani Bhanushali and Aashim Gulati's Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam - Here are 8 reasons why!*

Singer-turned-actor Dhvani Bhanushali makes her debut with Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam. The rom-com also stars Aashim Gulati opposite her. While the film was released today on National Cinema Day, Dhvani and Aashim had become the audience's favorite right from the film's trailer.

Now that Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam has released in theaters, here are 8 reasons why you must watch the film:

*1. Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam carries heartwarming messages:*

With an amazing performance, it is Dhvani’s monologue that not only stands out but also serves as a poignant reminder of important societal values, leaving a lasting impact on viewers.

*2. The film is a perfect blend of humor and heart:*

The story tastefully balances light-hearted comedy with heartfelt moments, ensuring there's something for everyone. Both actors' performances in the film add to both the comedy and emotional quotients in the best way.

*3. Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam has some engaging soundtracks:*

Music is a very strong point of this film. The film’s songs are already making waves. They are catchy and add to the overall appeal of the film. The cherry on the cake is that they have recreated some iconic Bollywood songs.

*4. Dhvani and Aashim's on-screen chemistry is very refreshing:*

Right from the trailer, Dhvani and Aashim's pairing was quite loved. The two seem to be effortlessly complementing each other very well. Dhvani Bhanushali and Aashim Gulati share a refreshing and charming chemistry, making their bond a highlight of the film.

*5. Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam boasts a strong ensemble cast:*

With stalwarts like Supriya Pilgaonkar, Rakesh Bedi, and Rajesh Sharma, the film boasts a strong ensemble cast, adding depth and variety to the storytelling. And each one of them add great value to the story with their craft.

*6. All the characters are very relatable:*

The film offers characters that reflect everyday people and their struggles, making it easy for audiences to connect with their journeys. Every character in the film comes across as very well thought of.

*7. Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam is a perfect wholesome family entertainer:*

The film strikes the right balance between humor, drama, and family-friendly content, making it an ideal watch for audiences of all ages. In fact, it shows the Indian family setting so well that everyone will relate to it and love it.

*8. It is an empowering story:*

The best part about Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam is that it is beyond the cliched melodrama that family entertainers mostly have. Laxman Utekar’s writing of small-town stories is so effortless that it beautifully breaks stereotypes. The film sheds light on the lives of women in Haryana and other villages, where the practice of wearing a ghungat (veil) is still imposed, and their voices often go unheard. It highlights their journey toward being seen, heard, and breaking free from these societal expectations. The entire thought process behind the story is very liberating, and it comes out very well.

Laxman Utekar’s Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam, starring Dhvani Bhanushali & Aashim Gulati, is directed by Saurabh Dasgupta It has been released theatrically on 20th September 2024. A Bhanushali Studios Limited & Kathputli Creations production, the young musical family entertainer is produced by Vinod Bhanushali, Laxman Utekar, Karishma Sharma, and Kamlesh Bhanushali.

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WHY IS DTU MBA ORIENTATION IMPORTANT FOR NEW STUDENTS?

Delhi Technological University (DTU), previously known as Delhi College of Engineering (DCE) is a university in Rohini sector, Delhi, India.

DTU became Delhi’s first engineering institute and was amongst the few engineering institutions in India set up before liberation.

The college was affiliated with the DELHI UNIVERSITY in 1952 and started formal degree-level programs.

DTU also offers an MBA program.

You can get a Delhi School of Management (MBA) under DTU with 88 percent in CAT. The candidate also required a minimum of 60 percent in graduation for the minimum eligibility standards of Delhi School Management, DTU.

An orientation program for the upcoming batch of MBA of Delhi School of Management at DTU was scheduled for the 1st and 2nd of August 2024.

The event was accompanied by notables from the corporate sector and prominent faculty members from organizations such as IIT Delhi, FMS University of Delhi, TERI, GGSIPU, Jubilant Generics Ltd., Maruti Suzuki, Omnipresent, and StillAStory.

Also Read: Banaras Hindu University Releases UG Admission Schedule; Register by 10th August

Prof. Prateek Sharma; Vice-Chancellor at DTU spoke about the legacy of DELHI TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY and its alumni. He also motivated students to take a push from the legacy of DTU and ensured their support from the university’s side.

Head of the Department at MBA Dr. Saurabh Aggarwal highlighted the importance of the MBA program; it’s beautiful journey and its role in professional development and philosophical growth.

The event also featured a spirited panel conversation titled “Navigating the MBA Journey; Approaches for Success in a Specialized Milieu.”

 Renowned industry executives and academicians shared priceless insights on leveraging technology for enterprise growth and career improvement.

The discussion, reconciled by Mr. Rajat Sharma, provided deep insights into steering the MBA journey in today’s technological landscape.

Following the discussion, the panel was open for student questioning, where they debated the integration of AI and procedure.