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It was about damn time someone showed this story a good amount of respect on desiblr. Audio dramas in Indian languages have dominated for years but none as much as Bhaskar Bose. A Spotify original...

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mystery (2023) dir. vasudha rungta, raveena aurora

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Vasudha Pharma Visakhapatnam | VIZAG PHARMA COMPANY JOBS VACANCY | VIZAG...

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Orry Learns To Be 'Full-On Desi' From Vasudha In Fun Collaboration, Calls Her The ‘OG Liver’ | Television News

As Zee TV gears up for the launch of its new show, ‘Vasudha,’ the channel collaborated with Orry to introduce the show’s lead character, Vasu, through a lively and engaging social media video. The fun clip, shared on both Orry’s and Zee TV’s Instagram pages, perfectly captures the essence of Vasu—an energetic, spontaneous desi girl with a heart of gold, yet lacking in discipline.  The video opens…

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Lease or Buy Spaces in Vasudha Equinox by FloorTap

Vasudha Equinox, a non-IT office building developed by Vasudha Enterprises, is located on the Old Pune Highway in Bopodi, Pune. This project encompasses a total area of 33,000 square feet, which includes retail space on the ground floor and office space on the four upper floors.

Strategically positioned in the vibrant Bopodi area, Vasudha Equinox benefits from excellent connectivity within Pune. It is conveniently located 11 km from Pune Railway Station and just 2 km from the airport. Upcoming improvements, such as the Ramwadi Metro Station, are expected to further enhance the area's accessibility.

The building features a distinctive design with a single unit extending from the ground floor upwards. Emphasizing safety and durability, Vasudha Equinox is constructed with seismic resistance in mind. Internally, the walls have a refined gypsum finish, adding a sophisticated touch to the space.

Vasudha Equinox is a modern project that incorporates essential amenities to ensure comfort and convenience. Located near the old Pune-Mumbai highway, the site includes convenience features such as an ATM and 24-hour power backup, catering to the requirements of diverse businesses.

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Random Real Thoroughbred: VASUDHA

VASUDHA is a mare born in India in 1976. By NEVER NEVER out of LASSOIE. Link to their pedigreequery page: https://www.pedigreequery.com/vasudha

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MYSTERY Raveena (2023), dir. Vasudha Rungta & Raveena

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Trust in Trans Becomings

This post is written by Vasudha (they/them), a Brackenridge Fellow in the David C. Frederick Honors College and a fourth year undergraduate student majoring in Natural Sciences and Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies.

My time with the transgender underground press in the Hillman Archives & Special Collections lead me to think about how trans pasts and trans presents are intertwined, especially with trans people being heavily scrutinized in our current political climate. Bans against gender-inclusive books, drag shows (1), and gender affirming healthcare (2) are being proposed and even passed at state-wide levels in an attempt to eradicate “gender ideology”, at the cost of the trans community’s safety and well-being. In looking through issues of TV-TS Tapestry, which was later renamed Transgender Tapestry, I found one trans political narrative from the past that is still present today, although in different language.

Detransitioning stories have been used often as conservative talking points for why gender affirming care should be limited, framing it as causing irrevocable harm to those who supposedly hopped on the “trans train” without a second thought, and ultimately regretted their decision (3). In a 1988 issue of Tapestry, the term “pseudo-transsexual” was used to describe people who were convinced they were trans, but were instead “very confused” and “emotionally disabled”, in the words of Sister Mary Elizabeth.

(Above) Excerpt from "Sy Rogers and the 700 Club: A Response" by Sr. Mary Elizabeth, n/SSE, The TV-TS Tapestry, Issue 52, pg 46-47, 1988. University of Pittsburgh Library System, Archives & Special Collections.

As a devout Christian nun, the words of Sister Mary may seem like they come from a place of compassion and concern, seeing as she places blame on the religious community for condemning gender-diverse people, turning them away from God (see third paragraph of the above excerpt). But as a White trans woman, Sister Mary’s words only serve to cast doubt on the self-knowledge of trans people of color and other marginalized trans people, whose trans identity is more likely to be written off as false or self-convinced (4). This doubt quickly becomes reason to turn them away from receiving care, giving providers the power to choose who is “really” trans, and who isn’t.

(Above) Image of Sr. Mary Elizabeth with Christine Jorgensen at the International Foundation for Gender Education 'Coming Together' Convention in 1988 from "Sy Rogers and the 700 Club: A Response" by Sr. Mary Elizabeth, n/SSE, The TV-TS Tapestry, Issue 52, pg 46-47, 1988. University of Pittsburgh Library System, Archives & Special Collections.

Today, narratives of detransitioning are covertly doing the same by feigning concern for those who were supposedly coerced into receiving gender affirming care by the “transgender ideology” spread by trans people and enabled by medical caregivers. Politicized detransitioning organizations encourage those who detransition to sue their physicians, effectively scaring well-meaning providers off from treating patients who they deem “emotionally unfit” to transition, and pushing medical practitioners to question the self-knowledge of their patients.

In addition, restricting doubt from trans experiences has related implications. In Transgender Tapestry’s Summer 2005 “Ask Ari” column, a trans woman admits to feeling doubtful about medically transitioning. Ari responds to reassure her that although medical professionals make it difficult to voice these feelings, it is completely normal for trans people to have fears surrounding the process of transitioning.

(Above) "Ask Ari" Column from Transgender Tapestry, Issue 108, pages 18-19, Summer 2005, University of Pittsburgh Library System, Archives & Special Collections.

I resonated with this column as someone who has felt illegitimate for experiencing trans doubt myself, and I realized that we’ve been conditioned to feel that way through medical practices. Throughout the history of trans medical care, diagnostic criteria have included experiencing mental distress in the form of gender dysphoria (formerly known as gender identity disorder) to be eligible for care. Until last year, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) required a psychologist recommendation and diagnosis for patients to be able to receive care. Although this has been removed from their standards of care, a majority of clinics still use this criteria, which in many cases doesn’t allow for trans doubt to be explored without disqualifying patients from care.

Many trans people do have doubts and fears about medically transitioning, and it’s important that these feelings can be spoken about freely so that patients can be honest about their trans experiences and trust providers with their care. If a patient is forced to exaggerate their need for care in order to be trusted and qualified to receive it, there is no space for real conversations about a patient’s needs and what they hope to achieve through gender affirming care, which is what may lead to experiences of detransitioning (in the way that conservatives view it) in the first place.

Looking into snippets of trans history provided me with a better sense of trans experiences in today’s world, by being able to see similarities at the core of trans issues throughout time. Trans archival materials serve an important purpose of reminding us that trans people have always been here, and have been fighting the same anti-trans sentiments for centuries, although they may seem different today. They give us the strength to keep fighting.

Footnotes & Works Cited

Garnand, Ileana. "How drag bans fit into larger attacks on transgender rights." The Center for Public Integrity, April 14, 2023.

HRC Foundation. "Map: Attacks on Gender Affirming Care by State." Human Rights Coalition, Accessed August 8, 2023.

For a better understanding of more common reasons for detransitioning, see this NIH article: Turban, Jack L., et. al., "Factors Leading to "Detransition" Among Transgender and Gender Diverse People in the United States: A Mixed-Methods Analysis." LGBT Health, May/June 2023; 8(4): 273-280. DOI: 10.1089/lgbt.2020.0437. Accessed August 8, 2023.

For a detailed archive-based history on racialized medical gatekeeping of gender affirming care, read Chapter 5 of Jules Gill-Peterson’s Histories of the Transgender Child, titled “Transgendered Boyhood, Race, and Puberty in the 1970s”.

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MYSTERY MUSIC VIDEO OUT NOW <3 Directed by me and Vasudha Rungta. My first music video in India .. I had to do an homage to early Bollywood... definitely one of my favorite videos to ever shoot.

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mystery (2023) dir. vasudha rungta, raveena aurora

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Mushrooms: What even are they? - by Vasudha Shankar

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i was reading vasudha pande's kumaun histories and identities (here kumaun means the kumaun division of British India which included both british-garhwal and kumaun districts) and the whole time i was wow these were exactly my thoughts on historiography of Uttarakhand. britishers deliberately built the whole noble savage imagery for pahadi people, distinct from the people of plains and to counter such descriptions, the elites of kumaun started promoting nationalist aspirations about how kumaun was always a part of larger india and exalting brahminical traditions and marginalising khasa cultural practices in the process (which was particularly emphasised by the colonial sahebs). fast forward to 1990s, the onset of uttarakhand movement, maybe we have to refashion the historical narrative that yeah we are a bit different from the plain dwellers but it's complicated.

i have to find her other articles :))

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Predawn | Official Trailer from Desktopepics on Vimeo.

Coming to Film Festivals Everywhere. #PredawnShortFilm

A family of new homeowners discovers a series of unusual creatures in the forest lining their backyard. Desperate for answers, they recruit their closest friends to investigate the mystery behind what may be the start of an apocalyptic siege.

Co-Directed by Angie Lynch and Corey A. Burkes, screenplay by Corey A. Burkes, Produced by Karen Surgeon-Bennett, Troy R. Dowden, and Paul J. Haberman, the film boasts of a talented team including music composer Liam Bradbury, sound supervisor Jarid Coronado, film colorist Jefferson Rosa, production assistants Brianna “The Brave Cat” Spires and Russell Burkes, production photographer Iris Faction Media and Theresa Matos, makeup artist Antalya Suazo, wardrobe stylist Sariya Anne Burkes, casting services provided by Backstage, computer graphic artist Javanshir Shukurov, drone aerial videography by KIG Films, video game footage by Tiffany Burkes, additional music by Mackster and For Your Consideration hostess Stacey Dori.

Staring the incredibly talented cast: Diron Jones ("Frame of Reference"), Ashley Johnson ("The Pod Generation"), Wynter J. Davis in her first staring role, Po Yen ("No New Wave"), Josh Schaffrin ("About Him: The Other Side"), Vasudha Krishnamoorthy ("Iru Dhuruvam"), Gray Campbell ("Twenty Two"), Madison Geiger ("The Righteous Gemstones"), Izzy Miller ("Treacherous Behavior"), Kaycee Fillbright "Murder a Trois"), Joshua Alford ("The Almosts: Year 1") and Judith Aaron in her first staring role.

DesktopEpics Entertainment, Stories You Can Feel, Presents "Predawn", set to debut at film festivals everywhere throughout 2023-2024 festival seasons.

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Vasudha Klimenchenko

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"Roaming in the heart"