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Come Out: Protest and Pride, Sunil Gupta, 1985-1995

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Sunil Gupta, Exiles series shot in Delhi early 1980s

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Sunil Gupta, Untitled #22 (from Christopher Street), 1976.

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Untitled #50, 1976 - Sunil Gupta

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London ’82 by Sunil Gupta

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"This was my own tribe!" Sunil Gupta on Pride March in London in the 1980s and -90s.

"When Sunil Gupta moved to London from New York in the late 70s, he was surprised to find no equivalent of New York’s Christopher Street. All the gays and lesbians appeared to be in hiding, found only in a handful of pubs and after-hours clubs. This changed with the 1970s fledgeling gay marches. The photographs in his new book encompass the period from the mid to late 1980s and recount Pride marches before corporate sponsors, as well as CND gatherings, demos supporting the miners’ strikes and protests against Clause 28. Come Out: Protest and Pride 1985-1995 is published by Stanley Barker"

"Here is Ian McKellen being interviewed by the media, talking about what was still called Clause 27 as it reads on his banner – soon to become the more infamous Clause 28. There weren’t many celebrities on these marches, but two actors did step forward and sometimes even led the marches: McKellen and also Michael Cashman, who was appearing in EastEnders at the time."

Full photo gallery from The Guardian.

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Sunil Gupta’s images of 80s Pride marches feature cowboys, cops in drag and only a few famous names. They recall a joyous time before corporate interests moved in

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Sunil Gupta, The New Pre-Raphaelites #5 (working title), 2007

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Bagbera Residents Felicitate Panchayat Representatives for Free Water Distribution

Panchayat representatives were felicitated by Bagbera residents for organizing free water distribution. – Sunil Gupta and others were honored for providing free water in Bagbera. – A ceremony was held near Shantiniketan School, Bagbera. – Residents received assurance of new borewell installation before summer. JAMSHEDPUR – Bagbera residents honored local panchayat representatives for their…

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Come Out: Protest and Pride, Sunil Gupta, 1985-1995

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Sunil Gupta London 1982 series

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Gay Rights March (Montreal), 1975 - Sunil Gupta

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GenAI in India: Tech Industry Partnerships Catalyze Adoption

The likes of IBM, Tech Mahindra, Google Cloud, Netapp, Deloitte, ServiceNow and the likes are all jumping into the GenAI bandwagon. APAC News Network explores the dynamics of some of these partnerships.

GenAI or Generative AI is fast gaining grounds in India, especially in terms of acceptance by different stakeholders. These include the different enterprises across different verticals using GenAI in different facets of their businesses. Another stakeholder has been the Indian GenAI-based SaaS startups whose numbers too are rapidly rising every year. Add to this the IT services giants and software giants who too are jumping into the GenAI bandwagon. Last but not the least, the government too is supporting the GenAI revolution with proactive policy formation and creating appropriate implementation environment in the country.

Worldwide there is an explosion in the number of Gen AI-native SaaS companies and a surge in investment capital, with over $12 billion funneled into 60+ emerging domains in FY23 alone. The Indian players, on the other hand, raised $590 million in funding during the same time period.  While globally there are 259 generative AI startups as of 2024, in India there are around 20+ pure-play generative AI startups.

Also Read More Here : https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2024/04/genai-in-india-tech-industry-partnerships-catalyze-adoption/