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In Pune, noise pollution debate raises the pitch ahead of Ganesh festival (opens the original)
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When 37-year-old Pune resident Vidyanand Bapat last month publicly criticised the noise and traffic obstructions during the Ganesh festival, he struck a raw nerve. Ever since freedom fighter Bal Gangadhar Tilak transformed the Ganeshotsav into a public celebration in 1893 to circumvent a colonial ban on assembly, it has become Pune’s signature event. During the ten-day festival honouring the birth of the elephant-headed deity, Pune fills up with elaborate pandals housing Ganesh idols. Dhol tasha
Manipur: Four Kuki civilians killed in suspected militant attacks (opens the original)
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Four persons from the Kuki community were killed in two incidents in Manipur on Sunday. The first attack occurred at about 4 am at L Tollen village in Tamenglong district, Kuki organisations said. A woman died on the spot and her husband succumbed to his injuries after being taken to hospital, said Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum spokesperson Ginza Vualzong. Their six-year-old son was being treated for bullet injuries. The second attack took place at about 3 pm at Longpi village in Noney distri
Start the week with a film: ‘Call My Agent! The Movie’ brings back the charm of the original show (opens the original)
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The first piece of good news is that the superb French show Call My Agent! has a film sequel. The second piece of good news is that Call My Agent! The Movie works. All our favourite alumni of the now-shuttered ASK talent agency are back: ambitious Andrea (Camille Cottin), eager-to-please Noemie (Laure Calamy), smooth Mathias (Thibault de Montalembert), fussy Herve (Nicholas Maury), overwrought Gabriel (Gregory Montel), wise Arlette (Lilane Rovere). Despite being in different places in their care
‘Notes on the Rock of Job Charnock’: Kolkata emerges as a site of psychic inheritance in these poems (opens the original)
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Celebrated as the “Bard on the Banks of Dulung”, Jaydeep Sarangi, the prolific writer and poet from Jhargram, has a reputation that is indeed formidable. A significant portion of his scholarship examines themes within Indian Writing in English, Dalit marginalised literatures, postcolonial studies, and translation studies. Rather than employing the city trope as a glorious spectacle or a site of ruin, Sarangi’s recent poetry collection, Notes on the Rock of Job Charnock treats it as a palimpsest
‘The End of Oak Street’ review: A crisp and efficient survival thriller (opens the original)
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It’s 1982, the year Steven Spielberg’s E.T. The Extra Terrestrial came out, three years before the first Back to the Future movie, and 11 years before the inaugural Jurassic Park film. This is the year in which a wormhole brings dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures into the backyards of an American suburban town The overnight arrival of the intruders adds to the drama within a boilerplate American family. Denise (Anne Hathaway) and Greg (Ewan McGregor) have a mildly strained marriage, and a
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