#anindita

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© Anindita Roy | The Independent Photographer

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the lovelies

[academicus]

Di episode ini, gue ngobrol sama Puri Anindita (https://ift.tt/gRUafjh), jurnalis dan seorang ibu. Kami bertukar obrolan seputar menjadi orang tua dari sudut pandang perempuan dan laki-laki. Timestamp: 00:00 Perkenalan 01:36 Kena layoff dan menjadi jurnalis independen 06:05 Struggle sebagai new mom: self doubt 07:41 Kebingungan suami support istri, dari sudut pandang perempuan 10:21 Kebingungan suami support istri, dari sudut pandang laki-laki 12:59 Semua yang lo takutkan terjadi dan lebih berat, so brace for impact 14:30 Orang tua WAJIB membekali diri dengan edukasi 17:00 6 bulan pertama: laki-laki WAJIB HADIR 20:08 Apakah punya anak keputusan egois? 26:37 Closing Dengarkan juga obrolan kami di Podcast Mencoba Minimalis https://ift.tt/P0vQpeJ Edited by https://ift.tt/p8RMXTt Produced by https://ift.tt/6QpkK3w ---- Dengarkan juga Podcast Subjective di Spotify https://bit.ly/podcastsubjective Instagram https://ift.tt/Bygm0fX Linkedin https://ift.tt/cM2nkBq Twitter https://www.twitter.com/iqbalhape Kontak iqbalhape@gmail.com by Iqbal Hariadi

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Electropop from Indonesia!  This is the duo Santamonica, founded in 2003. They are Anindita Saryuf aka Sistine and producer/musician Joseph Saryuf (also in duo Direct Action)

I think Aquarius is their first original single since their 2007 album Curiouser and Curiouser.  Their sound is as ethereal as ever, and I’m so pleased to hear them again!  =D

Let’s go back to 2007, this is Ribbons and Tie:

I think we have featured this MV before, although I didn’t see any Santamonica posts when I searched from the main FYCI page.

In 2021, Santamonica reunited to cover the 2019 song Wanderlust by the Indonesian duo KimoKal, and KimoKal covered a Santamonica song from 2007, also called Wanderlust!  XD.  The mutual covers of ‘Wanderlust’ are part of covers series commissioned by the streaming service, Joox. 

Santamonica Links:  YouTube,  SINJITOS YouTube,  Instagram,  Facebook,  Spotify,  Bandcamp

Santamonica covering KimoKal-Wanderlust:

KimoKal covering Santamonica-Wanderlust:

KimoKal duo of Kimo Rizky and Kallula Harsynta Esterlita. Formed in 2014? 

KK Links:  YouTube,  SINJITOS YouTube,  Spotify,  Instagram,  Bandcamp,  SoundCloud

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The girlfriends!!!

[townpostin]

ABVP Celebrates 76th Foundation Day in Ghatsila

Ceremony held at Anindita Hotel with the formation of new Ghatsila Nagar unit. The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) celebrated its 76th Foundation Day with a ceremony at Anindita Hotel in Dahigoda, Ghatsila. JAMSHEDPUR – The 76th Foundation Day of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) was celebrated in Ghatsila with a grand ceremony at Anindita Hotel, Dahigoda. The event began…

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Decided to watch this old web series called Thinkistan hoping it'd be fun. I've been crying for the past 5 episodes and I've only watched 5 episodes 😭😫

[magnoliaison]

— Anindita Sengupta, 'A C-Pop star Speaks of Time'.

[sheltiechicago]

Sleeping on a Boat

by Anindita Roy

The city of Dhaka in Bangladesh is located on the bank of the famous Buriganga River. People from both sides of the Buriganga cross it using small boats.

The Drone Photo Awards 2022

[ziharhizlan]

MENURUT KU...

Tandang mu bagai arunika jingga sang baskara, Perihal bak bianglala dickarawala itu seringainya, Akara nya seperti mega lenticular pada keagungan ancala, Sungguh anindita mu membuat atma ini dewana.

Jakarta, 13 mei 2024

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Anindita by Sandeep M V

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As the first city in South Asia where a modern metropolis was built, it offers a blueprint of the colonial urban. I am from there, and knowing the language is quite significant because my archive is vernacular, popular literature available in the Bengali language. It is not usually consulted by academic historians of colonial Calcutta, as it is not regarded as important. I am talking here of pulp literature on the city, songs about the city sung in the streets, printed in very small pamphlets of ten-to-twenty pages, on bad paper, with an awful print quality, and yet rich in texture and provenance. There is only so much you can glean from the colonial documents, the plans [...].

The nineteenth century in Calcutta is seen as a period of “great awakening”, where the British come and people become “enlightened”, through a growing body of high literature and culture. I wanted to question that narrative, so I turned my attention around: what else was coming out of the printing presses? Literacy grew rapidly, and these presses were opening up, making it cheaper to publish things, in particular the aforementioned pulp fiction, crime or romance stories. In them you find a trenchant critique of elite society -- biting laughter against high literature. [...]

I was interested in a history from below, of ordinary people, the subaltern. How did these people record the changes they were experiencing in the city? How did they make sense of these huge transformations happening almost overnight – bridges, electricity, drainage and steam boats? These songs were printed in very cheap presses, and the print runs were significantly greater than for so-called high literatures. They were topical, and mentioned electric lights, tramways, or cyclones. [...]

In 1867, there was a Book Registration Act that was passed in India. For any book that was published, two copies of it had to be submitted to the colonial government. One was being kept at the Imperial Library in Calcutta, and the other one was shipped across to London, to be housed in what was then known as the India Office Library.

There are meticulous records and catalogues of all these publications: a quirky outcome of colonial surveillance has made my research possible. Elites, cultured families in India would have thrown these out, and not kept them. It is telling that such vernacular documents are not being conserved in their original place, but rather in the metropolitan and imperial core.

Often, vernacular archives are not consulted. People do not know the language, scholars do not reside there. The more important books that are published are in English. [...]

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Words of Anindita Ghosh. As told to Ayan Meer. A transcription published as “The Archive Box #1: Calcutta Pulp Fiction.” Global Urban History. 13 October 2020.

[lucaonthropy]

love is stored in messy, sleepover braids

[abangparis]

Adarusa : orang yg meminjam sesuatu (uang atau barang) tapi ga ada kemauan buat ngembaliinin.

Adikara : Berkuasa, berwibawa

Adiwarna : Indah sekali, Bagus sekali

Adiwidia : pengetahuan yang paling tinggi.

Afsun : pesona

Akaid : kepercayaan yang telah pasti dan tidak boleh dipersoalkan lagi; ilmu tentang kepercayaan.

Aklimatisasi : penyesuaian (diri) dengan iklim, lingkungan, kondisi, atau suasana baru.

Aksa : jauh.

Alimun : golongan pekerja yang sudah tidak produktif.

Amarta : kehidupan

Ambivalen : bercabang dua yang saling bertentangan (seperti mencintai dan membenci sekaligus terhadap orang yang sama).

Amerta : tidak dapat mati, abadi.

Anca : rintangan, kerugian

Ancala : gunung

Anindita : sempurna

Anindya : cantik jelita

Arca : patung dari batu

Arumi : harum, wangi

Arunika : cahaya matahari pagi sesudah terbit.

Asa : harapan.

Asmaradana : cinta yg menyala- nyala.

Asmaraloka : memiliki arti dunia (alam) cinta kasih.

Asrar : rahasia

Bagaskara : matahari

Baka : abadi, kekal, langgeng

Baskara : matahari

Baswara : bercahaya.

Bena : ombak; banjir.

Bentala : bumi

Bestari : berpendidikan.

Bianglala : pelangi

Binar : sinar.

Buana : dunia

Bumantara : angkasa.

Cakrawala : horizon, kaki langit.

Candala : rendah diri

Candramawa : hitam bercampur putih (tentang bulu kucing).

Cengkerama : senda gurau

Cerpelai : musang, yang suka sekali memakan ular.

Chandra : rembulan

Dahriah : orang yang tidak percaya akan adanya Tuhan, ateis.

Dekap : peluk, lekap, rangkul

Derana : tidak lekas patah hati, tahan dan tabah menderita sesuatu.

Dersik : Desir angin

Dewana : tergila-gila

Dikara : indah, mulia.

Diranda : pemberani

Dirgantara : ruang angkasa

Dwilogi : dua hal yang bertaut

Ejawantah : menjelma; menjadi berwujud.

Ekskursi : perjalanan untuk bersenang-senang; piknik; darmawisata.

Elegi : syair ratapan dukacita

Embara : berkelana

Esa : satu; tunggal.

Eunoia : pemikiran yang indah, pikiran yang baik.

Fadihat : kejelekan; keaiban; kenistaan.

Gahara : keturunan raja yang tulen (ayah ibunya anak raja-raja).

Gamang : takut, khawatir

Gandrung : sangat rindu.

Gemintang : rasi bintang.

Gempita : meriah

Genta : lonceng besar.

Gulita : gelap, pekat

Gurindam : sajak petuah

Hanca : pekerjaan yang tertunda.

Harsa : kegembiraan

Ina : matahari pagi

Insinuasi : tuduhan tersembunyi, tidak terang-terangan/tidak langsung; sindiran.

Jatmika : sopan

Jatukrama : sepasang kekasih

Jenggala : hutan.

Jentera : alat yang berputar

Jumantara : langit, udara.

Kalis : suci, bersih, murni.

Kama : cinta, asmara.

Kanagara : bunga matahari

Kanaya : bahagia, sempurna

Kanigara : bermakna bunga matahari.

Karsa : kehendak, niat.

Kartika : bintang

Katastrofe : bencana yang datang tiba-tiba.

Kelindan : benang yang berpilin, penggulung benang.

Kidung : nyanyian, puisi.

Kirana : sinar, cantik

Kirmizi : warna merah keunguan.

Klandestin : Kegiatan yang dilakukan secara rahasia / diam diam

Kulacino : bekas air di meja akibat gelas dingin atau basah.

Lazuardi : permata berwarna biru kemerahan, warna biru muda langit.

Lembayung : Warna merah bercampur ungu

Lengkara : mustahil, beduk, tabuh, nekara.

Lindap : redup, mendung, teduh.

Litani : doa yang diucapkan bersama-sama.

Lokananta : gamelan di kayangan yang bisa berbunyi sendiri.

Maharani : permaisuri.

Mahligai : tempat / kediaman keluarga raja.

Mangata : bayangan bulan di air yang terbentuk seperti jalan.

Maya : semu, sementara

Mayapada : bumi, dunia

Mega : awan

Menjura : membungkuk dengan menangkupkan kedua tangan (dengan maksud menghormat).

Meraki : Melakukan sesuatu dengan Jiwa, Kreativitas, dan Cinta

Mudita : Perasaan bahagia melihat kebahagiaan dan kesuksesan orang lain

Nabastala : langit

Nata : raja, baginda

Nayanika : mata yang indah.

Nelangsa : sedih

Neraca : timbangan

Nestapa : sedih sekali, susah hati.

Netra : mata, penglihatan

Nirmala : Suci / tidak berdosa

Nirwana : ketentraman

Niskala : abstrak. kokoh dalam bahasa Sansekerta dan bermakna kemenangan manusia dalam bahasa Yunani.

Nuraga : rasa simpati pada sesama.

Pancaroba : pergantian musim.

Pancarona : bermacam macam warna

Payoda : awan (yang menghasilkan air)

Petrikor : Aroma harum tanah kering terkena air hujan

Pitarah : nenek moyang.

Puspas : campur aduk.

Rahara : gadis yang sudah dewasa.

Rahsa : rasa terdalam

Ranum : matang.

Renjana : rindu yang dalam

Rinai : gerimis, hujan rintik-rintik

Risak : mengusik atau mengganggu.

Sabana : padang rumput

Sabitah : bintang yang posisinya tetap berada di langit.

Samsara : terlahir kembali

Sandyakala : cahaya merah saat senja.

Sanubari : hati, nurani, perasaan.

Saujana : sejauh mata memandang

Segara : laut

Selia : rapi, elok.

Seloka : larik puisi

Semenjana : tengah, sedang.

Senandika : firasat, konflik batin yang paling dalam, wacana dengan diri sendiri dalam drama untuk mengungkapkan perasaan.

Singgasana : kursi raja / penguasa

Sorai : teriakan kebahagiaan

Sporadis : kadang-kadang, tidak tentu

Suaka : tempat berlindung

Sumarah : keadaan pasrah

Suryakanta : kaca pembesar.

Swafoto : potret diri sendiri, selfie

Swasmita : Pemandangan indah saat matahari terbenam

Swastamita : pemandangan indah saat matahari terbenam.

Syahda : elok, cantik.

Taklif : penyerahan beban (pekerjaan, tugas, dan sebagainya) yang berat (kepada seseorang).

Taksa : ambigu, memiliki dua atau lebih arti.

Telaga : danau di pegunungan

Temaram : remang-remang

Terambau : terjatuh

Trengginas : lincah dan terampil.

Tuna : kehilangan

Ugahari : sederhana.

Undagi : tenaga ahli.

Wanodya : gadis remaja.

Widya : pengetahuan

Wira : pahlawan, laki-laki

Wiyata : pelajaran / pengajaran

6 agustus 2024

[fyeahcindie]

Following on from the previous Santamonica / KimoKal post, here are the original versions of the 2 different Wanderlust songs.   =D

First up, the duo KimoKal  (Kimo Rizky and Kallula Harsynta Esterlita). Wanderlust is a single from their 2019 album, Aries.

Links:  YouTube,  SINJITOS YouTube,  Spotify,  Instagram,  Bandcamp,  SoundCloud

And here is the Santamonica song Wanderlust from 2007:

Wanderlust is on the 2007 album, Curiouser and Curiouser, and it is also included on the 2007 album Tinkerwish. 

I think that release is an extended version of Curiouser and Curiouser, with 18 songs instead of 10. Maybe they repackaged the album with an ep? It’s a long time ago, but I seem to recall they had some extra songs they unofficially released as ‘The Wedding Album’ or something. 

Anindita Saryuf aka Sistine and Joseph Saryuf

Santamonica Links: Links:  YouTube,  SINJITOS YouTube,  Instagram,  Facebook,  Spotify,  Bandcamp

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Some doods I made while I'm sick