dune machale dune machale dune

Since Zohran Mamdani is in the news, my favourite story about his grandmom. Mira Nair's mother had accompanied her daughter for a screening of Salaam Bombay at Cannes in the late nineties. The paparazzi, seeing a distinguished looking lady in a sari, asked her what part she

Nepali twt where are you i need attention for my art

Everyone in Delhi does cycle , but just not the people you think. Those rows of Hero and Atlas cycles you see? They’re not used by the “urban cycling movement.” They belong to guards, delivery boys, and housekeeping staff ; people who can’t afford ₹60 a day on buses or ₹120 on

Laughing my ass off

The question actors most often get asked is how they can bear saying the same things over and over again, night after night, but God knows the answer to that is, don't we all anyway; might as well get paid for it. Richard Brinsley Sheridan

Mamdani is my mayor. I live in Queens Queens Road, Shivajinagar

Two of the five dard e disco cities are now under the caliphate

Commemorating Guru Nanak’s links with Bidar thehindu.com/news/national/…

A tradition started in 1812 by the Begum of akbar shah II in thanks for the safe return of her son Mirza Jahangir, and continued for long stretches of time in mehrauli in a show of syncretic harmony now disallowed citing environmental concerns?

Ghazala hashmi has hyderabadi roots ✨

I checked. The link is safe and definitely worth a visit.

Bangalore hasn't had a mayor since september 2020

People's movements across Karnataka have long breathed life into the Constitution through art and music. This Nov15th, join us to learn songs born from people's resilience and hope of ordinary people -- songs that shape our collective notions of equality, dignity and fraternity!

Check this out: JD Vance’s half-brother ran to become the mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio. But yesterday, he was defeated by the incumbent mayor, who is half-Indian and half-Tibetan.

Nehru used the Indian army to curb the Telangana Peasant Revolution led by the CPI fgs. The Hyderabad forces and the Razzakars caved in a week when the Indian army entered Hyderabad in 1948. The slaughter of the peasants though continued until their surrender in 1951.