#rahul singh

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A female Crimson Sunbird taking a bath in a banana flower

Photographed by Rahul Singh

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Keith Flint, The Prodigy, (17 Sept 1969 / 04 March 2019) by Rahul Singh

Gone but not forgotten!

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Jamshedpur Police Arrest Three in Jugsalai Firing Case

Three Arrested in Connection with Firing Near Gurudwara in Jugsalai; Police Recover Firearm. Jamshedpur police arrested three individuals involved in a firing incident that took place near the Gurudwara on Station Road, Jugsalai, on August 16. JAMSHEDPUR – The Jugsalai police have arrested three suspects in connection with the firing incident near the office of transporter Abhijit Singh during a…

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so i lowkey gave up on the agggtm adaptation after finishing episode 3 of the series. i was at the very middle of the show, and so disappointed by all the unnecessary changes they'd made from the books, and the snowball pacing was doing nothing to engage me whatsoever, in fact it was one more reason that i turned away from it. the only thing redeeming i think i found was the dynamics of pip's friend group. it was fun whenever they were all on screen together.

i heard someone online talk about pip and ravi's chemistry together being another redeeming point, and i thought about adding that as well, but looking back it was only okay, nothing out of the world. the fact that they were spending a lot of time alone together probably helped this person believe that their chemistry was excellent, when it was only fine. the actors tried their best, of course, but they are also very young and i personally think they were having a hard time conveying the kind of under the surface tension i would've loved to see.

lastly, i also heard someone online say that stanley forbes just never showed up. that was probably the most crushing thing i heard in the time after episode 3 and about to go on to episode 4, eventually stopping me from continuing because stanley is my man yo. you can't do me like this. you can't literally handpick one of the most memorable and important characters from the books and just kick them to them to the curb. even if stanley does end up hopefully inevitably in season 2, which i don't know yet if there will be one, it seems very sucky to me that he wasn't there at all this season, when the show is just taking off.

now although i have more to say from the first three episodes i saw of a good girl's guide to murder, i will refrain from doing that because incorporating all those things into this post will take a lot of time and make it so much longer. also, i'm waiting on the premiere of the umbrella academy season 4, if that wasn't already crystal clear enough from my last post, and will be pouncing on it the moment it's available, so i can't scar this beautiful waiting time by writing down and explaining the flaws of a show i didn't like, in length.

that'll be all. i do think i will complete watching a good girl's guide to murder someday, most probably if there's a season two later on, because then i'll need to know the show's altered version of what happened before. if there never comes a season 2 after all, then it's really in the hands of fate if i finish agggtm or not.

i will probably end up doing it though, like five years down the line. i can't handle unfinished shows, or anything else. see y'all.

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Yall sals actor (rahul) is such a cutie patootie

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Tracklist:

Ajab Si • Dard-E-Disco • Deewangi Deewangi • Main Agar Kahoon • Jag Soona Soona Lage • Dhoom Taana • Dastaan-E-Om Shanti Om • Dard-E-Disco (Remix) • Deewangi (Rainbow Mix) • Om Shanti Om (Medley Mix) • Dastaan (The Dark Side Mix) • Om Shanti Om (Theme Music)

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My screenshots of: A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (2024) on Netflix

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Episode 155 - Sad Songs Say So Much: Qala and Amar Singh Chamkila

We are belting our hearts out with two Netflix features on the turbulent lives of popular singers.

Show notes:

Straight-to-streaming films are legit now

Qala

Comparison to Amadeus

Halloween VI: Hell Hath No Fury, Stree and Bulbbul with Matthew Stepanic

Elvis and Norah Jones

Style over substance

INTERVAL ("Baaja" from Amar Singh Chamkila)

Dil-Luminati Tour

Wee Book Inn

Amar Singh Chamkila

Amar Singh Chamkila

Comparisons to western hip hop

The Mr. Holland's Opus problem

Jodi

The use of archival images

NEXT TIME: Heeramandi

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Thank you to Becca Dalke for the artwork!

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Fic: a dream or two (away from you)

Dear @breeze-tells-tales - happy Fence Secret Santa! I was inspired by your prompt to write a Harvard/Aiden fantasy AU :3 It's a (loosely) mediaeval fantasy with some dream magic. I hope you enjoy it! 💜

a dream or two (away from you)

Rating: 12+/Teen

Ship: Harvard/Aiden (and a tiny mention of Nicholas/Seiji)

Summary: Everyone knows that magic isn't real. Never mind that Aiden, crown prince of Feldhaven, has been having strange dreams from a young age in which he meets and plays with a young boy from a far-away kingdom.

He can't explain it, but he isn't concerned - until years later, when an eighteen-year-old Aiden is suddenly introduced to the new Captain of the Guard: Harvard Lee. The boy from his dreams.

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Aiden was standing in the middle of a wood.

This was a bit strange, because he’d gone to sleep in his bed in the castle, and he didn’t remember coming out here. Also, he was still wearing his nightclothes. But everything around him felt clear and vivid – the grass under his (bare) feet, the wind through his hair… The only other odd thing was that he didn’t feel cold at all, even though it had been a chill night.

Out of the corner of his eye, he caught movement among the trees and turned quickly. “Who’s there?” he called.

A boy emerged from the trees, about his age, slightly taller and with dark skin. He was also dressed in nightclothes, and holding a stuffed teddy bear. “Hello,” he said, with a reassuring smile. “Who are you? I’m Harvard.”

Aiden wondered if Harvard’s family must be from far away, if they didn’t know how to recognise him, Crown Prince Aiden. Then again, where was this? Were they near the castle grounds? (He wasn’t allowed to go beyond the castle grounds on his own. Definitely not without at least two bodyguards). The wood didn’t seem familiar.

“I’m Joshua,” he said, which was his middle name, but he didn’t know what this strange boy might know about him and he decided he’d like to keep it that way. “Where are we, do you know?”

Harvard shook his head. “I thought I was asleep in bed, then I was here,” he said thoughtfully. “I don’t think this is near my house.”

So this other boy didn’t know where they were either. Aiden thought. This could be an elaborate plot to kidnap him, but he didn’t see any kidnappers, or anyone else here besides Harvard. And he’d never been able to make a friend just on his own, before. His mind suddenly flooded with excited possibilities.

“Do you want to play tag?” he asked.

Harvard frowned at him. “Shouldn’t we try to find out what’s happening? Or find our parents?”

What Harvard was saying made sense for a boy like him, but for once Aiden’s parents (or the castle guards, or his nurse, or anyone) weren’t around, and he was desperate to make the most of it. “Maybe we’ll find out as we go.” He mimicked the way he’d seen commoner children playing out of the windows of his carriage, and reached out to brush Harvard’s arm. He felt solid. “Tag. You’re it!”

A grin grew on Harvard’s face as the thrill of a new friend and the game took over, and he chased after Aiden. Aiden shrieked and ran, and at one point tumbled to the ground and got leaves in his hair, and generally did a lot of things not befitting of an heir to the throne. It was glorious. He never wanted it to end.

He couldn’t say what it was that gave him the sense their time was up. But the sun cresting over the horizon might have played a part. “Harvard, I think I’m… going. I think I’m about to be home again,” he told his friend urgently.

Harvard nodded. He’d sensed it too. “It’s okay. We’ll see each other again,” he said.

Aiden was suddenly pierced by a stab of panic. “But how will I find you? I don’t even know where you live. What if we never come back here?”

Harvard gave the questions some careful thought, and then solemnly handed Aiden his teddy bear. “Here. Now you’ll have something of mine to keep.”

It didn’t answer his questions, but Aiden clutched the bear close to his chest. “I’ll take good care of him.”

Harvard smiled at him. “Bye! I had fun!”

“I did too,” Aiden said, but he found himself saying the words aloud to the dark of his bedroom. He was back in his own bed in the castle, like he’d never left. The only thing that had changed was the worn, stuffed teddy bear clutched in his arms.

(Read the rest on AO3!)

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Efforts will be made to boost Rugby game in Punjab: Meet Hayer

Sports Minister holds discussion with Rahul Bose to promote Rugby game in Punjab Rugby competitions to be part of “Khedan Watan Punjab Deya” An Invitational Rugby tournament will be held in Punjab soon: Rahul Bose Chandigarh, April 30: The Punjab Government will make special efforts to boost the game of Rugby in the state and taking the first step in this direction, Rugby sport will be…

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Top 7 Most Expensive Over In IPL History Yash Dayal In Unwanted List After Rinku Singh 5 Constructive Sixes

हाइलाइट्स यश दयाल के एक ओवर में रिंकू सिंह ने लगातार 5 छक्के जड़े. रिंकू सिंह के 5 छक्कों के साथ यश दयाल ने ओवर में 31 रन लुटाए. नई दिल्ली. गुजरात टाइटंस के तेज गेंदबाज यश दयाल ने हाल ही में कोलकाता नाइटराइडर्स के खिलाफ खेले गए गए मैच के अंतिम ओवर में 31 रन लुटा दिए. यश दयाल के इस ओवर में कोलकाता नाइट राइडर्स के बैटर रिंकू सिंह ने पांच छक्के जड़े. यश दयाल के ओवर में इस तरह 31 रन आए और वह आईपीएल…

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In May 2004, when Manmohan Singh was sworn in as India’s 14th Prime Minister, it was a moment of surprise for many. The soft-spoken economist, widely credited with overseeing India’s transformative 1991 economic reforms, was an unexpected choice for the top job, particularly when many speculated that Congress leader Sonia Gandhi might herself step into the role. However, despite the public perception that the position was rightfully hers, Sonia Gandhi chose to step aside and support Singh.

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I just saw the first episode of the adaptation for a good girl's guide to murder, and you know what? I think it is indeed a good girl's guide to murder — book to tv adaptations.

Because i tried my level best to give it the benefit of the doubt the moment they straight up showed us, like in the very first shot of the proper opening, it was Andie walking with the back of her head all messed up. But then the show just jumped straight into things, exposition be damned.

It was such a sudden start, followed by such a choppy and trippy directing style along with characters being thrown in your face left and right. That's literally the advantage of a series, that you can take your time with exposition and introducing characters, and the show gave us the perpetrators within the very first episode, probably within the first twenty minutes of the show.

Seriously, the casting for Elliot Ward, the vibe the show character gave off, and the camerawork done around him; I wouldn't need to have read the books to know that this man, this sus as all hell man, was somehow involved with the whole Andie-Sal case.

If only they'd told us he was a teacher right away too, and I would have immediately found him to be the guy who wrote Sal's confession, because it was so "literate".

I'm not even going to get into how ludicrous and tacky the whole Hastings silver whatever party add-on was to the script, and the way Pip showed in that star costume to Ravi's.

Honestly, I feel that in the show, most things Pip is doing are very un-Pip-like, because Pippa is supposed to be a compulsive character, not impulsive. Everything she does seems to be done recklessly without much forethought, or if there is a thought process going on, we as an audience are not privy to it, which is a bad move that does not allow us to truly know her character in the least.

I understand the show makers were trying to take a different, creative angle, which would be more suitable to their storytelling methods and perhaps, what they thought would be more compelling to the audience, and it might even have worked—had this show not been adapted from a very well-loved book series.

Many people watching the show have already read the books, with some reading them just to see the show and how it compares. This translates to, we have pretext. We know what the book's flow was like, that the show's flow should have been like. We understand the essence of every character, the vibes of every scene, and the overall themes and tension at play throughout the story, which unfortunately for me were not captured by the show at all.

It's a shame, because the actors seem to be trying their best, the show makers probably tried their best to make this engaging and interesting, to have us on the edge of our seats even with most people already knowing what will happen by the end, but it fell flat because they mangled the story so much, that it lost both the mood and momentum, and the mystery, that so many people out there, or at least I, stayed with the books and loved them for.

Now, since we can't end on such a sad note, I'll tell you about my favorite moment from the first episode, which was when Nisha Singh, Ravi's mom, opens the door for Pip and Pip goes, "I have some information for Ravi" and Nisha's like, "From a galaxy far, far away?" because Pippa's dressed like a bloody blinding star.

This was the only scene I liked so far after having seen the first episode because it made me go, "ha! Now we know where book Ravi gets all the sass and charm from."

So, anyone else watching it? Or seen it already? Warn me about how much worse it's gonna get from here. Ciao!

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Heartfelt Condolences

We at QCertify Global are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Dr. Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister of India.

A visionary leader, brilliant economist, and a true statesman, his contributions to India's growth and global stature will forever be remembered.

#ManmohanSingh#Condolences#qcertifyglobal#isocertification

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राहुल गांधी के नाच गाने वाले बयान पर भाजपा ने किया पलटवार, जानें क्या बोले बीजेपी नेता तीरथ सिंह रावत

#News राहुल गांधी के नाच गाने वाले बयान पर भाजपा ने किया पलटवार, जानें क्या बोले बीजेपी नेता तीरथ सिंह रावत

नई दिल्ली: कांग्रेस सांसद और नेता प्रतिपक्ष राहुल गांधी एक बार फिर अपने बयान को लेकर विवादों में घिर गए हैं। हाल ही में राहुल गांधी ने अयोध्या के राम मंदिर प्राण प्रतिष्ठा समारोह पर टिप्पणी की, जिसे बीजेपी ने ‘नाच-गाना’ कहने पर कड़ी प्रतिक्रिया दी है। राहुल गांधी का 27 सेकंड का एक वीडियो सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो रहा है, जिसमें वह राम मंदिर उद्घाटन समारोह को ‘सेलिब्रिटी इवेंट’ बताते हुए केंद्र…

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Berlin, starring Aparshakti Khurana, Rahul Bose, and Ishwak Singh, will be released straight on ZEE5.

ZEE5 today revealed its forthcoming feature Berlin, a spy thriller that has already captivated the international cinema scene. This groundbreaking espionage drama, set in 1990s New Delhi, has received critical acclaim at a number of prominent film festivals across the world. Berlin was presented during the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM 2024) on August 17th at Hoyts Cinema, adding to its already impressive list of achievements. Atul Sabharwal directs Berlin, which stars Aparshakti Khurana, Ishwak Singh, Rahul Bose, Anupriya Goenka, and Kabir Bedi.

This high-stakes drama, praised for its exceptional performances and unique narrative, promises to be an intriguing story of covert operations, deception, and moral uncertainty. Berlin, produced by Zee Studios and Yippee Ki Yay Motion Pictures, is due to broadcast on ZEE5.

Berlin transports audiences to the chilly winters of 1990s Delhi, where a silent storm of espionage is developing. The story follows three major people whose lives are set to converge in unexpected ways. Ishwak Singh will play a unique yet demanding role as a deaf-mute young man suspected of being a foreign spy. Aparshakti Khurana, venturing outside of his comfort zone, will be portrayed as a sign language expert tasked with discovering the mysteries concealed in silence. Anupriya Goenka adds gasoline to the fire as an enigmatic agent, with her actual loyalties veiled in mystery. Meanwhile, Rahul Bose, an intelligence officer, is racing against time, combating not only foreign dangers but also shadows within his own agency. As layers of deception fall away, affiliations alter, and questions multiply: In a world where nothing is what it seems. And, in this high-stakes game of betrayal, who will survive?

Manish Kalra, Chief Business Officer of ZEE5, remarked, "We are delighted to add Berlin to our platform, which is consistent with our approach of selecting quality content that appeals to a diverse spectrum of audience demographics. This video is another addition to ZEE5's extensive portfolio, illustrating our ongoing commitment to delivering captivating narratives that push the boundaries of storytelling. Berlin, with its outstanding cast, complicated plot, and unique narrative set in 1990s Delhi, has received critical acclaim at international film festivals. We are convinced that it will set a new standard in the espionage genre for the Indian streaming industry. It will broaden ZEE5's appeal to both current subscribers and new viewers looking for quality entertainment."

Umesh Kr Bansal, CBO of Zee Studios, stated, "Berlin is a game-changing addition to Zee Studios' diversified slate, depicting a unique chapter in Indian history through an explosive spy thriller. We're pleased of its global praise and delighted to share this engaging story with our ZEE5 audience."

Producer Manav Shrivastav of Yippee Ki Yay Motion Pictures stated, "We are happy to collaborate with ZEE5 for the debut of Berlin. This platform provides us with the ideal opportunity to present this complicated, high-stakes spy thriller to a large and diverse audience in India and beyond. Berlin is a film that pushes the frontiers of the espionage genre in Indian material, and we are delighted that it will soon be available on the platform for anyone to view. We're certain that our cooperation with ZEE5 will allow us to reach a far larger audience."

Filmmaker Atul Sabharwal stated, "With Berlin, we've created a spy thriller that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats." The on-screen chemistry between Aparshakti and Ishwak is explosive, and I believe viewers will appreciate it tremendously. Collaboration with such dynamic performers, as well as our innovative producers and the platform behemoth ZEE5, is a filmmaker's dream come true. We poured our hearts and souls into this production, and I'm confident it will resonate with people. The entire team is very thrilled and looking forward to the debut. 'Berlin' is our labor of love, and we can't wait to share it with the world.