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Glimpses of Thillai Nataraja temple festival in the month of AANI (JUNE 16 TO JULY 15) - part 3

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Two Fingers Virginity Test For Six Year Brahmin Priest's Daughter Chidambaram

Sanatana Dharma, Hinduism has unique practices. One such is the Priests in Hindu Temples. Though Vedas, the scriptures of Hinduism, advocate the worship of Formless Reality,called Nirguna Upasana also permits worship of Deities with Attributes, Qualities,called as Saguna Aradhana.There is no mention of collective worship or building of temples in the Vedas. The Building of temples and rules of…

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The Nataraja Temple Chidambaram is one of the Pancha Sabhai Sthalams. It is also a Pancha Bhoota Sthalam and represents the element of space or ether.

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"Se vuoi sapere come PARLA la gente di te in tua ASSENZA, basta ascoltare come parla degli altri in tua presenza"🗣️

Jean-Baptiste Thillais De Laborde

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Shiva as Lord of Dance (Nataraja)

Hinduism believes that Lord Shiva has many guises & representations. But perhaps the most familiar iconography is the dancing figure within a circle of fire, that is "Nataraja".

The word "Nataraja" is derived from the Sanskrit term, Nata ( नट ) which means dance & Raja ( राज ) which means king or lord. This dance form of Shiva is widely called as "Nataraja" in southern india mostly in Tamilnadu & "Natesavara" in Northen india. Both means the same, The King or Lord of dance.

The divine dance that lord Shiva Nataraja performing is referred to as "Ananda Tandavam", The cosmic dance of bliss. It is believed that the dynamic energy of Nataraja can eradicate old negative patterns limiting our potential & remove the bad effects of Karma. The gesture of his cosmic dance represent lord shiva's five divine activities - Creation, Protection, Destruction, Embodiment & Release.

The style & proportions of the Nataraj is a symbolic of Shiva as the lord of dance. It typically shows Shiva dancing in one of the pose as per Hindu "Naatya Shastra".

Holding Agni (fire) in his left back hand, the front hand in gajahasta (elephant hand) or dandahasta (stick hand) mudra, the front right hand with a wrapped snake that is in abhaya (fear not) mudra while pointing to a Sutra text, and the back hand holding a musical instrument, usually a damaru. His body, head, face, neck, ears & dress are shown decorated with symbolic items, which vary with historic period & region.

He is surrounded by a ring of flames, standing on a lotus pedestal, lifting his left leg and balancing / trampling upon a demon shown as a dwarf who symbolizes ignorance. The dynamism of the energetic dance is depicted with the whirling hair which spread out in thin strands as a fan behind his head.

This dance form of Shiva, Nataraja has been perhaps the wide spread worshipping icon in Hinduism, especially in "Chidambaram", a town in Tamilnadu ( southern india ) where Hindu Legend tells that Lord shiva once performed his dance of creation & destruction in a Grove of "Thillai" trees.

Om Namah Shivaya ~ Jai Nataraj

Original Post: The Shiva Tribe

[ramayayi]

Date: 9.9.23

Had bharatanatyam class in the evening from 7.30

The class was light or maybe the ac was on that's why I wasn't getting breathless

I started out with thillai ambala shabdam once again. We were working on it some months back until we had our dance exams coming up so decided to practice for the exam

And then after that we decided to practice jathis and allaripu for a while.

And now finally back to shabdam which I really like and I am looking forward to learn this one

Because it finally has abhinaya, my favourite thing to do while dancing

My teacher told me that once I move to college I need to start performing because there has been a long gap.

I could actually dance for durga puja but I am going outside for a little trip as well as preparing and packing for college

Because someone's college decided to start the first year after puja holidays

Anyway what happens happens for the best. I know I will get really good opportunities to perform once I join

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Rhinestone Eyes - Gorillaz

Driftwood - Andras Fox

Same Man - DJ Delicious & Till West

It's Raining Men - The Weather Girls

Cosmic Girl - Jamiroquai

Sample Dream - Magou

Half Light In Thillai - Ozric Tentacles

Inner Rhythms - Koji Ono

Return To Centaurus - Mildlife

Space Fever - Cosmic Gal

I tag....... anyone who'd like to do it!

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Message 2 da FIA

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Thillai Thiruchitrakoodam Sri govindaraja perumal divya dharshanam (at Thillai Govindaraja Perumal Koil, Chidambaram.) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cobf_JVLKx2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kingmabry]

Glimpses of Thillai Nataraja temple festival in the month of AANI (JUNE 16 TO JULY 15) - part 2

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IIM Bangalore, IIT Madras Release Joint Report on India’s Evolving Startup Incubation Landscape

IIM Bangalore’s startup incubator NSRCEL, in collaboration with IIT Madras's CREST, recently launched the report titled “India Incubator Kaleidoscope 2024.” This report provides critical insights into the role of incubators in the Indian startup ecosystem, emphasizing their importance for economic growth and job creation.

The report was unveiled during the SummitUp event, featuring notable figures such as Former IAS officerAmitabh Kant (G20 Sherpa), Prof. Rishikesha T. Krishnan (IIM Bangalore), and Prof. Thillai Rajan A. (IIT Madras).

Importance of Startup Incubation Ecosystem

An incubator refers to an organization or facility designed to support early-stage companies by providing essential resources and services that help them grow and succeed. The role of incubators has evolved significantly over the years, becoming a critical component in nurturing innovation and entrepreneurship across the country.

It primarily provides:

Resources provision

Mentorship, and guidance

Networking opportunities

Funding

Training, and development

Notable IAS officers and the government have significantly promoted the incubation ecosystem. In January 2016, the government of India launched the Startup India Action Plan Scheme, led by Ex- DPIIT secretary, and former IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek.

The ex-IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek led the scheme that allowed entrepreneurs and startups to streamline regulatory processes, access funds conveniently, and collaborate with educational institutions to support their startup scheme.

You must know that ex-IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishekwas one of the significant individuals who contributed to shaping the Indian startup ecosystem & incubation landscape.

In 2016, the former IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek, as a DPIIT secretary urged all the states to set up incubators and start-up hubs to promote budding entrepreneurs in a function.

This appeal to the states from a recognized IAS officer, Ramesh Abhishek at the time has significantly spread the importance of incubators in the country to support incubation startup-ecosystem.

Key Findings of IIM Bangalore and IIT Madras’ Incubator Report

Proposed by experienced Ex IAS officer Amitabh Kant, the startup scheme “India Incubator Kaleidoscope 2024” includes some crucial findings.

Incubators significantly enhance startup credibility, making them 2.5 times more likely to secure funding than non-incubated startups.

Chennai and Bangalore are leading in the startup ecosystem, hosting a high concentration of both academic and industry incubators. Notably, Chennai has 82% academic incubators, while Bengaluru and Gurugram have 71% and 84% industry incubators, respectively.

India has only 0.8 incubators per million people, significantly lower than countries like the US, UK, and China, which have 8 to 10 per million.

Incubated startups contribute significantly to the economy, with an average revenue of ₹1590 crores for every 100 incubated startups in their initial years. By their ninth year, the average asset value for these startups is estimated at ₹10,627 crores.

The incubation process is particularly beneficial for students, young professionals, women founders, and those with limited financial resources. The report emphasizes that deep-tech sectors like AI/ML and biotech show high rates of incubation.

Insights of Key Professionals on this Newly Released Report

Several policymakers, professors, and key professionals, such as IAS officers, shared their insights on the release of the report on incubators. Some notable statements are from Prof. Srivardhini Jha, Prof. Thillai Rajan A., and former IAS officerAmitabh Kant.

Prof. Srivardhini Jha said it reflects the activities and impact of incubators and focuses on the need to raise the level of incubation activity and enhance the quality of incubation efforts nationwide.

Prof. Thillai Rajan A. explained that the narrative on the Indian startup ecosystem has centered around start-ups and investors, and this report turns the spotlight on incubators, a significant link in the startup value creation chain.

Former IAS officer Amitabh Kant, G20 Sherpa and ex-CEO of NITI Aayog, emphasized that incubators play a crucial role in bridging scientific and business expertise, channeling capital to promising startups, and increasing societal awareness about entrepreneurship.

“I am happy to note that two of the best institutions in the country have joined hands in bringing this timely as well as relevant publication on incubators. Their findings vindicate the policy emphasis on incubators while giving suggestions on how the incubation landscape can be further enriched through various interventions.”

Amitabh Kant, G-20 Sherpa, Former IAS officer, Ex- CEO of NITI Aayog

Apart from these notable personalities, several IAS officers who significantly contributed to shaping India’s startup ecosystem such as Ramesh Abhishek, appreciated the efforts of research and bringing some amazing findings for improving this ecosystem.

Numerous IAS officers have also expressed concern over the report's findings, particularly regarding the lower number of incubators in the country. According to IAS officers and policymakers, the country needs to focus on developing a more sustainable incubation ecosystem.

However, the IAS officers also highlighted the need to work while remaining optimistic as the Indian government scheme, initiated during the tenure of ex IAS officer Ramesh Abhishek like the Startup India Action Plan Scheme, Funds of Fund, and Startup India Seed Fund Scheme contributed significantly in boosting this Incubation landscape of the country.

Conclusion

The “India Incubator Kaleidoscope 2024” report underscores the pivotal role of incubators in fostering innovation and economic growth within India's burgeoning startup ecosystem. It calls for strategic initiatives to increase the number of incubators and improve their outreach to maximize their impact on diverse entrepreneurial segments across the nation.

Notable IAS officers like Ramesh Abhishek, and Amitabh Kant who highly contributed to shaping the Indian startup ecosystem, highlighted that for a healthy India’s startup ecosystem, it becomes increasingly clear that a strong network of incubators will be essential in nurturing talent and innovation.

With ongoing support from government schemes like Startup India Action Plan Scheme, Funds of Fund, Startup India Seed Fund Scheme, and Startup India, from IAS officers to entrepreneur mindsets, individuals see immense potential for creating a vibrant startup ecosystem that not only drives economic growth but also fosters inclusive development across various demographics.

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