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In today's podcast I talk about: EPAM run executed successfully. Breakfast with Adiga and Cauvery. Lunch and karaoke with SMR mallu gang. Evening beer with my Hyderabad running group.
Sir Arthur Cotton (1803 - 1899) was a British engineer renowned for revolutionizing India's agricultural landscape through groundbreaking irrigation projects. His most notable achievement was the Dowleswaram Barrage on the Godavari River, completed in 1852, which transformed the Godavari delta into one of the most fertile regions in India. He also designed the Godavari Bridge, which enhanced connectivity and trade. Cotton's contributions extended to the Krishna Barrage, which greatly improved irrigation in the Krishna River delta, and his modernization of the ancient Grand Anicut in Tamil Nadu significantly boosted water distribution in the Cauvery delta. These projects not only alleviated drought and famine but also elevated the livelihoods of countless farmers, earning him the title “Father of Indian Irrigation Engineering.” Beyond his engineering feats, Sir Arthur Cotton was admired for his dedication, humility, and visionary outlook. He passionately advocated for using water resources to combat poverty and uplift rural communities. Even after retiring to England, he remained committed to sharing his knowledge on irrigation through writing and public discourse. Revered by Indian farmers for his life-changing contributions, his legacy is celebrated through statues and memorials, particularly in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Cotton's life serves as a powerful reminder of how innovative engineering and a deep sense of service can transform lives and communities. KiranPrabha narrates the interesting life and professional journey of Sir Arthur Cotton in this episode.
In this special check-in episode of the Irish Stew Podcast, host Martin Nutty welcomes back author Cauvery Madhavan to discuss her new novel, 'The Inheritance.' Cauvery shares the inspiration behind the novel, which weaves together stories from the Tudor conquest of Ireland and the more recent 1980s. Set in the Beara Peninsula, a place close to Cauvery's heart, the book explores themes of history, place, and identity while touching on the struggles of everyday people during turbulent times. The episode provides insights into the writing process, the research involved, and Cauvery's personal connection to the setting of the novel.The InheritanceIt's 1986 and 29-year-old Marlo O'Sullivan of London-Irish stock has just found out that his sister is his mother. To steady his life, he moves to Glengarriff, to a cottage he has inherited, in the stunning Beara Peninsula. When a neighbour dies unexpectedly, Marlo takes over his minibus service to Cork. There is nothing regular about the regulars on the bus – especially Sully, a non-verbal 6 year old, who goes nowhere but does the journey back and forth every day, on his own. Marlo is landed with this a strange but compassionate arrangement, fashioned to give the child's mother respite from his care. Sully's obsession with an imaginary friend in the ancient oak forests of Glengarriff slowly unveils its terrible secrets – a 400-hundred-year-old tragedy reveals itself.LinksWebsiteThe InheritanceOriginal Irish Stew Episode (July 2021)
Cauvery Madhavan talks about her life and how and why she set her latest novel The Inheritance on the beautiful Beara peninsula.
Cauvery Madhavan talks about Mulk Raj Anand, Amitav Ghosh, Khalil Gibran and more as she talks to Ruth McKee about starting school early, a tragedy in her life, and moving to Ireland when she was 23. Discover the books she'd save if her house was on fire in the latest episode of Burning Books. Cauvery Madhavan was born in India and moved to Ireland thirty-three years ago. She is the author of Paddy Indian, The Uncoupling, and The Tainted. Her latest novel, The Inheritance (HopeRoad Publishing), is out now.
* தமிழ்நாட்டில் மின் கட்டணம் உயர்வு... யாருக்கு எவ்வளவு? * IAS அதிகாரிகளை மாற்றிய தமிழ்நாடு அரசு... ஏன்? * மதுரையில் நாம் தமிழர் நிர்வாகி ஓட ஓட விரட்டி வெட்டிப் படுகொலை? * ஆடு வெட்டிய விவகாரம்: திமுக-வினரை கேள்வி கேட்ட நீதிபதி? * ஸ்டெர்லைட்: சிபிஐ ஒருதலைபட்சமாகச் செயல்பட்டிருக்கிறது - சென்னை உயர் நீதிமன்றம்.* ஓராண்டாக பணிக்குக் காத்திருக்கும் 986 மருந்தாளுநர்கள்? * பிரதமரைச் சந்தித்த தமிழ்நாடு ஆளுநர் ஆர்.என்.ரவி. * முன்னாள் அமைச்சர் எம்.ஆர்.விஜயபாஸ்கர் கைது?-The Imperfect Show Podcast
Pranitha Subhash seeks Sadhguru's insight into Cauvery, water and the essence of life, while they are in conversation at Krishnarajasagara. Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__app Official Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.org Sadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusive Inner Engineering Link: isha.co/ieo-podcast Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Pranitha Subhash seeks Sadhguru's insight into Cauvery, water and the essence of life, while they are in conversation at Krishnarajasagara. Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__app Official Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.org Sadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusive Inner Engineering Link: isha.co/ieo-podcast Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Thursday, March 14, 2024. My name is Nelson John. Let's get started:Wednesday witnessed a crash at Dalal Street. Facing headwinds from cautious sentiment in international markets and influenced by expectation of a delayed interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve, Indian benchmark indices followed the lead of other Asian markets, ending the day with notable losses. Sensex fell more than 900 points to close 1.23 per cent in the red. Nifty was no better, the NSE index saw a fall of more than 1.5 per cent on Wednesday. The fall in Nifty and Sensex was the biggest single day fall since January this year. The broader market wasn't spared either, as both the Nifty Small Cap 250 and Nifty Mid-Cap 150 indices underwent their steepest one-day drops in over two years. The small cap index was dragged down by more than 5 per cent, while the mid cap index plummeted by 4.2 per cent. This market correction follows a rally in midcap and smallcap stocks. The small and mid cap wave has now been tempered by a regulatory crackdown from Sebi and RBI, raising investor concerns. Mint's senior correspondent Dipti Sharma spoke to market experts and analysts to make sense of the bloodbath Dalal Street saw on Wednesday. Experts pointed to comments from regulators about overvaluation in the market, upcoming stress-test disclosures for small and midcap funds, and lower market liquidity as factors that contributed to the crash.Smallcaps had a bad day at the bourses. It might get worse: the enforcement directorate seized the assets of several companies after it ascertained that they were party to a scam. Varun Sood and Ram Sahgal team up to investigate this scam, wherein trading entities were found to hold sizeable positions in smallcap stocks. ED has said that some of these players were involved in stock manipulation, and will charge them accordingly. Don't miss out on this fascinating story of the Mahadev betting scam.In 2011, a powerful earthquake and Tsunami struck the coast of Japan and changed the course of nuclear energy. The tsunami's impact resulted in electric grid failure and damaged nearly all the backup energy sources of the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Though no fatalities were reported, more than 160 thousand residents were evacuated. A tragedy of this scale, second only to the Chernobyl leak, raised doubts about the safety of nuclear energy. The demand for nuclear energy went down, dragging uranium demand with it. However, uranium seems to be back in demand, and so is nuclear energy. The prices for uranium have been above 90 dollars a pound for over a few months now. So, what's driving the sudden increase in uranium demand? Rise in energy prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and nations commiting to move away from fossil fuels are some of the reasons. Mint's Tina Edwin explains what's behind the renewed interest in nuclear energy. India recently signed a trade deal with the India's deal with the European Free Trade Association. The bloc comprises Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. The deal may not drastically boost bilateral trade, given modest exports and imports outside of gold. However, its significance lies in EFTA's $100 billion investment commitment and the promise of creating 1 million jobs in India over 15 years. The move also reflects India's broader strategy to foster long-term economic relationships and support its ambition to become a global manufacturing hub. With ongoing trade negotiations with the EU and over 50 countries, India's proactive trade policy aims to secure easy market access and attract investments, underscoring the crucial role of strategic trade agreements in achieving its economic goals. But, is the trade deal enough for bolstering India's ambitions of becoming a 30 trillion dollar economy? Mint's senior editor N Madhavan explains why India needs to punch way above its weight when it comes to trade. What comes to mind when I say the word Bengaluru? For some it's the traffic, for others startups and tech. Those on social media know the city for its weather and cherry blossom season. But for those who've lived here for some time it's the lovely mix of culture, the most perfect masala dosa out there, and a bustling pub culture. It's the ‘livability' of the city that has set it apart for decades. However, all that is changing. The city is undergoing an acute water shortage. Even high-end gated communities are unable to provide its residents with drinking water. With rapid concretisation and most of its water resources getting dried up, Bengaluru is facing one of its biggest challenges. The city largely depends on water from Cauvery, which is pumped from more than 100 kilometres away. The river supplies 1,460 million litres per day which is well short of the current demand—estimated at around 2,100 million litres per day. Mint's Madhurima Nandy takes a deep dive into the water crisis staring Bengaluru in the face right now. In 2022, the city even saw its Outer Ring Road flooded during monsoon. We'd love to hear your feedback on this podcast. Let us know by writing to us at feedback@livemint.com. You may send us feedback, tips or anything that you feel we should be covering from your vantage point in the world of business and finance.Show notes:A day to forget for small-caps as markets plungeAnatomy of a smallcap stock scamMint Explainer: What's behind the renewed interest in nuclear power?Why India must trade up to be a $30 tn economyLovely climate? Read this before you move to Bengaluru
With peak summer approaching, Bengaluru is already facing a water crisis. The city, which is dependent on the Cauvery river and groundwater for its freshwater needs, remains vulnerable to drought in the dry seasons and flooding in the monsoon months. With its bore wells having to contend with receding water tables, and tankers having to travel increasingly longer distances to fetch water, there is a big question mark over the city's water security. This was not always the case -- India's IT capital used to have a system of tanks and parks that gave it water resilience. What happened to this infrastructure? How much water does the city need? What is the shortfall? And how can the shortfall be bridged in a sustainable way?
Continuing the conversation with Cauvery this week, more questions from singles on social media and more. Here is the list of things we discussed in this episode... (1:18) How to Manifest the Right Partner (3:33) Best Manifestation practice for attracting the right partner (4:10) What if you have been in wrong relationships always, how to get out of the conditioning and attract a better partner (6:00) Why Negative things manifest so quickly? (8:50) What to do when you are in a relationship with a RED FLAG Partner? (11:38) How does arranged marriage fit into Manifesting a partner? (14:20) What are Soul Contracts and Soulmates, Twin Flames? (21:20) How do we break the pattern of On again Off again? Make-up then Break up loop? (23:11) - Are digital dating/relationships bad? (28:47) How to break toxic patterns in relationships? (31:11) Why do we feel lonely in a relationship, how to get out of feeling like that? (39:40) How important is financial transparency in a relationship? (43:04) Is Cheating or Infidelity the END of a relationship? Can we heal after cheating? (46:01) Manifesting a better relationship and how to get better at it? (50:00) 3 Big red flags in a relationship according to a Relationship Coach You can get in touch with Cauvery Narula for Relationship Coaching/ Manifestation Coaching/ Tarot readings / Human Design Readings and many more things. Here are her contact details - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/itsCauvery Email - itsCauvery@gmail.com We will be bringing you more such relationship experts in future episodes, please send your feedback or any relationship questions to ask coaches and therapists. And if you have any loaded questions about marriage, relationship and therapy- bring it on happilywhateverafterpod@gmail.com We are thrilled to share a special gift with you on this Valentine's day – a gratitude journal designed for couples. As we navigate the journey of life together, expressing gratitude can be a powerful tool to strengthen our bond and cultivate a positive connection. It has worked miraculously for us to improve our relationship in every way. You can Take a Print of this journal and fill it up to share with your partner. You can even start this journaling habit together as a couple. Please find the download link below for HWA Journal : Click Here To Download The Journal :) Follow us on Instagram Join us on WhatsApp channel for more such Freebies & BTS Don't forget to hit the bell icon to subscribe to our Podcast so that you get notified every time we release a new episode (Which is every Friday) Thank you for listening! Follow us on Instagram to know more about our life - https://www.instagram.com/happilywhateverafterpod/ Write to us with your suggestions and feedback at - happilywhateverafterpod@gmail.com #twinflames #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mensmentalhealth #generationaltrauma #weddings #newlywed #newlymarried #soulmates #romantic #relationship #relationshipgoals #coupletherapy #datingadvice #marriageadvice #parentaltrauma #redflags #communicationissues #growingapart #controllingparents #moneymatters --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/happilywhateverafter/message
“The first time I saw a tiger pugmark in Cauvery landscape I was totally thrilled, I can't explain the thrill and the joy I had. That's what you all work and survive for, right?” Sanjay Gubbi hit headlines six years ago after he was attacked by a leopard that had strayed on to the grounds of a school. Despite being seriously injured, Sanjay has made a full recovery and is very vocal about the problems that a loss of habitat is having on animals such as leopards.Sanjay and his team at the Holematthi Nature Foundation are working with local communities to establish safe habitat and corridors for leopards and other iconic Indian wildlife across the country's southern states. Join rewilding enthusiast and financier Ben Goldsmith as he speaks to environmental trail blazers from all corners of the globe.Recent climate science seems to paint a picture of despair with irreparable damage being done to our natural world. But there are rays of hope. Across the planet people are carrying out astonishing work, returning large areas of land and oceans back to their former glory.This podcast is produced by The Podcast Coach.
Khalistan supporters hold protest outside Indian Consulate in Vancouver, EAM Jaishankar, UN Chief discuss how India's G20 Presidency contributed to strengthening UN's sustainable development agenda, Bengaluru bandh to protest Cauvery water release to Tamil Nadu, Hollywood's video game performers authorize strike if labor talks fail, Asian Games: Vidit wins in men's individual chess; Arjun, Harika play ties, Humpy loses
कावेरी नदी के जल बंटवारे का मुद्दा फिर से तूल पकड़ने लगा है. 21 सितंबर को सुप्रीम कोर्ट के आदेश पर कर्नाटक सरकार ने तमिलनाडु को हर दिन 5,000 क्यूसेक पानी देने का फैसला किया है, जिस पर कई किसानों, कई कन्नड़ समर्थक संगठनों और मजदूर यूनियनों ने 26 सितंबर को बेंगलुरु में बंद बुलाया है. 29 सितंबर के लिए फिर से बंद का ऐलान किया गया है. संगठनों का कहना है कि मानसून खत्म होने को है और खेती के लिए पानी की जरूरत है, ऐसे में तमिलनाडु के लिए पानी छोड़ने का फैसला क्यों लिया गया. आइये जानते हैं आखिर ये मुद्दा कितना पुराना है और क्या विवाद हुए हैं इस मुद्दे को लेकर आज़ादी से भी पहले ! जानिए ABP LIVE Podcasts पर FYI में
Aaj k episode main baat karenge Bengaluru bandh ki situation ki jo kal 26th Sep 2023 ko ho skti hai.Cauvery water ko leke TN and KA k beech problems bani hui hai saalon se.Iss baar kya hai situation janne k liye sunte rahiye Namastey India!
Following deficient rains this monsoon, Karnataka & Tamil Nadu are locked in a legal battle over allotment of Cauvery water, as farmers in both states demand ‘rightful' share.----more---- Read the full article here: https://theprint.in/politics/cauvery-water-dispute-karnataka-to-argue-for-distress-formula-in-sc-push-centre-on-mekedatu-project/1728266/
This episode is an excerpt of a past Science & Wisdom LIVE dialogue, 'Interdependence & the Nature of Reality'.You can listen to the full episode here.Subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.sciwizlive.com/RRupert Sheldrake, PhD, is a biologist and author of ninety technical papers and eight books, including The Science Delusion, and the co-author of six books. He studied natural sciences at Cambridge and philosophy at Harvard. As a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, he was Director of Studies in cell biology, and was also a research fellow of the Royal Society. He worked in Hyderabad, India, as Principal Plant Physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), and also lived for two years in the Benedictine ashram of Fr Bede Griffiths on the bank of the river Cauvery in Tamil Nadu. From 2005-2010, he was Director of the Perrott-Warrick Project for the study of unexplained human and animal abilities, funded from Trinity College, Cambridge. He is currently a Fellow of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Petaluma, California and of Schumacher College in Dartington, England. He lives in London. His website is www.sheldrake.org
This conversation was done just before New Delhi Marathon. The conversation about marathons and how does it looks like to have a journey of first edition till now.
Our guest today is Nimal Raghavan, an Engineer by profession & now an organic farmer and social activist. Born in an agricultural family, in Nadiyam village close to Thanjavur district Nimal, was devasted by the havoc left behind by Cyclone Gaja in his hometown in 2018, that he quit his job in Dubai and moved back to Nadiyam to dedicate his life to the betterment of his homeland. His passion is for the conservation and rejuvenation of water bodies while raising awareness in his community. He uses modern techniques to restore the 131 water bodies, & is now on the 132nd lake project. He recently won the Better India's Water Warrior award, & is currently focusing on raising awareness of climate change and finding solutions, rejuvenation of water bodies, afforestation, and reforestation, implementing rainwater harvesting systems, and developing Miyawaki forests. He is involved in schools conducting workshops on environmental awareness such as plastic use and wastage, the importance of trees, and planting saplings with students. Nimal has successfully helped over 200 new graduates find fulfilling employment in their fields. He is an active supporter and is involved in various projects with Government school children, differently abled students, and abandoned senior citizens. His MEGA -Make Earth Green Again - Foundations focuses on and encourages organic farming related to the conservation of native seeds, and has planted 15.2 lakh saplings. Listen in as Nimal shares the joy of seeing Cauvery water enter a restored lake bed for the first time & the subsequent priceless moments of the meaningful work that he has dedicated himself to. You can connect with Nimal at: nimal.raghavan@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-third-eye1/message
The Leadership Heart Podcast is excited to have Cauvery Cariappa as our Guest Friday July 15, 2022. Cauvery is a Social Entrepreneur with a heart. Thinking outside the box and being resourceful come naturally. I am a solution finder and a linchpin. “When you choose to be a linchpin, you have a completely different aim, completely different forward lean.You work the room differently “ - Brandon Burchard Her father taught her this technique at a very young age. She spent 20yrs is in Advertising and Technology, Sales & Marketing both in Mumbai, India and Vancouver, Canada. Cauvery shares how she has learned through difficult times that no matter what the challenge, it's very important to focus on the now. I have overcome, moving to a new country starting all over again, divorce & death of a business. A few years ago, I took a Self Employment course that literally changed my life! I learned so much on how to set up a business and do it all. However, what no one teaches you is real life experience. As an experienced Entrepreneur, I love supporting Non-Profits, Corporates and Small Businesses to pivot to the next level. I have provided strategic advice to business owners who successfully moved to the next phase of their growth. Her end goal, is to facilitate Social Change and drive Enterprise. --------------------------------
Mid sized IT firms in Tier 2 cities - (0:40) Crypto currency crashed 70% - (2:40) Rupee value hits 80/$ - (6:00) How money value can increase? - (7:37) Connecting the dots - (8:59) 5G updates - (10:22) Zee5 insights & trends report - (11:21) Only 25% women are employed - (13:55) 5G enterprise plans - (21:51) Edible oil price drop - (26:33) 5% GST on packed food items - (28:18) How Amul made profit during Covid? - (29:21) 2000 job opportunities in Zoho - (32:14) Apollo hospitals in Africa - (35:15) Medical instruments imports surged - (36:43) EB price hike - (42:36) Tips to regulate TANGEDCO - (46:05) Strange questions by interviewees - (52:15) Why no women's IPL? - (55:48) People trust print media ads more - (1:01:18) Cauvery calling scam - (1:04:11) Cat and Robo join together to discuss marketing insights and business news from July 18 to 24 in this 105th episode of Note Panra Series --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mba-meme-school/message
Anna and Sinad are joined by fellow authors Jan Carson and Cauvery Madhavan to talk about religion, how it has shaped Ireland and how it can contribute to our upbringings. Cauvery talks about being a lapsed hindu and Jan shares her Protestant evangelical background and they all discuss their views on faith and how it can differ from religion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
1 (2s): Happy Easter. What'd you stand as we worship marking this morning. 2 (2m 23s): I give my to this by the lamb who was 4 (4m 44s): All right. Good morning. Good, welcome. Welcome to Horace church outdoor Easter service. Hey, my name is Jeremy. I'm the youth and family pastor here at harvest church. And we just want to say welcome. Thank you for joining us. And there's been a long standing tradition in the church that is to say he is arisen, and then you respond with, he is risen. Indeed. Can we do that? All right. So he is risen. Amen. That is the, that is the day that we celebrate today. The risen savior. So, so welcome. Hey, just a few announcements this morning. We've got some great stuff on. Normally we meet at 1 0 2 west branch street right there in the village, and that's our normal service, but sooner agree, moving to 1 0 2 west branch. 4 (5m 28s): The something's different location. That's be our new worship center will be in there shortly, but we're excited about that. Just to let you know the lay of the land. We have the info center back here, and you can get all the find out all about CA harvest church and ways to plug in. We have our coffee and water over here as well, as well as the bathrooms are right back there. So you want to know where those things are. That's where they well, that's where they are. But we just want to say thank you. If you're joining us for the first time, feel free to go back to the info center and fill out a communication card. We'd love to find out more about you and ways to get plugged into harvest church. And for those kids that are here, we're so glad you're here in, in service with us. 4 (6m 11s): Normally we have an amazing kids program, but this morning, it's family Sunday. What a great day to celebrate Easter with a family. So kids are in service parents. If you just keep an eye on your kids, that the service has been amazing, but the kids afterwards, we have a special egg hunt for you guys. So there'll be more on that in a bit. And then lastly, Hey, we're going to be having some baptisms today. We're believing that there's going to be some people who are going to make their decision to follow Jesus for the first time this morning. So after service, pastor Steve is going to give the, the invite and we have a baptism tank right over here. We can baptize you today, fully immerse you in water, just like Jesus was. 4 (6m 51s): And it's going to be an exciting Sunday. We already have a bunch of people signed up. So it's going to be a, it's going to be an incredible day to see, see that that take place in the life of the, of the believers. So we're going to have baptisms after service. And if you're thinking, well, I didn't bring my shirt. I didn't bring shorts. I didn't bring a towel. Put those things aside because we have all those things ready for you. We got, we got stuff to go. So if you've never been baptized and you believe in the Jesus as your Lord and savior, we want to baptize you today. So amen. Let's say he is risen. Amen. Let's worship again. 2 (7m 52s): The stars just shy. They're half screen moms to have the words to see There is it time to see Jesus. 2 (12m 24s): This song is food. 6 (12m 55s): I cast my, my two Cauvery with And Todd for me, I see his, his hands, his fee. I say, if you're corsetry His body and dressed, and two, they laid him down and Josephs to the streets. 6 (13m 39s): You buy Haffey stone. 6 (15m 27s): In robes of why the blazing shall Pierce. The hand-eye will ride among the same. My gaze transfixed on Jesus. 7 (17m 55s): We are so grateful. So grateful for sunshine and overwhelmed by your goodness. Every time we do an outdoor service, you just make things happen for us. Thank you, God, that you are in charge of the weather and overseeing all things in life for God. And so we just invite your presence. Lord, we invite you to eat to us, to continue to move among us. God, every person's in a different season of life, dealing with different challenges and struggles. And as we've gathered, Lord, you've got the capacity and the desire to speak to each of us, to minister, to each of us. 7 (18m 39s): And so we invite you to do that and just a powerful and profound way. Do what only you can do work supernaturally in every soul gathered Lord, we prayed. We are so thankful for your love. So, so thankful for your goodness. We bless you Lord in Jesus name. Amen. Hey man, he is raised in say seated. He is risen. He is risen. Indeed remain standing. And we're going to read from Matthew 28 drinks. Yes, sorry. Please stay on Matthew 28 verses one through seven. It says this early on Sunday morning as the new day was dawning Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went out to visit the tomb. 7 (19m 23s): Suddenly there was a great earthquake for an angel of the Lord, came down from heaven, rolled aside the stone and sat on it. His face shown like lightning and his clothing was as white as snow. The guards shook with fear when they saw him and they fell into a dead faint. Then the angel spoke to the women. Don't be afraid. Don't be afraid. He said, I know you're looking for Jesus. Who was crucified. He isn't here. He is risen from the dead, just as he said, what happened? He has risen from the dead just as he said, what happened? 7 (20m 4s): Come, come see where his body was lying. And now go quickly and tell his disciples that he has risen from the dead. And he is going ahead of you to Galilee. You will see him there. Remember what I have told you? The angel said, don't be afraid. He has risen from the dead. Amen. Amen. Turn and greet somebody. And we will come right back in just a moment. Say hello to your neighbor. We'll come right back. 7 (21m 10s): Alrighty, come on back. Come on back. I'm going to met somebody new today. Somebody, anybody being in a brand new. Good, good, good. That's the idea. Welcome. So I've got a joke to kick us off here as we kind of get things rolling again. I'm told that everybody loves my jokes. And so here we go. Did you hear, did you hear about the Jewish guy who sold his family tomb? His wife was furious with him. This family tomb had been in the family for generations and she assumed rightfully so that she would be buried there, that her husband would be buried there. 7 (21m 51s): And that generations following would be buried there. So she asked him, who did you sell the family tomb to? She said, he said, well, it was this guy named Jesus, but he told me that he only needed it for three days. That's as good as it gets research. Sorry guys, we're talking about hope today. Hope resurrected in order for something to be resurrected, someone or something to be resurrected. And obviously it has to be dead first. So when we talk about hope being resurrected, we're talking about something that has been dead, a person, a plan, a purpose, something has died. 7 (22m 38s): And we're here today to talk about the resurrection power of the Lord, Jesus Christ. As we talk about the resurrection of the person of the Lord, Jesus Christ, the historic person, Jesus Christ. We're also talking about the resurrection of the hope that he is. He is the hope of the world. He is absolutely the hope of the world. So we're talking about Jesus, who is our hope being resurrected from the dead, but we're also talking about the hope we can experience in light of the reality of Christ's resurrection. So hope is a noun and a verb. We have hope and we exercise hope. 7 (23m 19s): We have hope in the person and the work of the Lord, Jesus Christ. And we exercise hope. We put our hope in him. Those who know the Lord, we already have hope. And for those of you who are here today, and you don't know Jesus, if you're here, just kind of checking things out, you can know Jesus, you can choose hope today. Have you ever felt hopeless in your life? I felt that times, maybe my earliest memory of feeling hopeless was in 1980, in 1980, I was 11 years old and we were visiting friends in Ventura. And on the day that we were supposed to leave to come back to this area, my mom sent me off for a quart of milk at the storm. 7 (24m 5s): And so I go to the store. I find my way there. I get the milk and I've got a terrible sense of direction. So I come out the wrong door and I had the wrong direction. And I spend the next 12 hours looking for the place that I'm supposed to be returning to. The street that I was looking for was Amherst. The street that I thought I needed to be heading toward was I, I thought I was heading toward Ash. So if you look on a map, Ash street in Amhurst and Ventura is about four and a half miles apart. So I spent the day wandering, looking for the wrong place. I was looking for the wrong streets. 7 (24m 48s): And when did it occur to me that I could probably find my way back by remembering the store that I had gone to initially I began to have some hope. So I began to ask the question to people around me, Hey, how do you get to this market? I can't remember the name of the market now, but I began to ask, how do I get back to this market? And they said, are you sure you want to go to that market? That's like way across town. I said, no, that is that's the spot I need to get back to that market. And so over time I made my way back to the markets. And from there made my way to my friend's house, where we were staying. And 12 hours later, I made it home. And, but I was completely hopeless until I realized the direction that I needed to head. 7 (25m 32s): And once I had that direction, I just felt revitalized in my hope. And I, I knew that I was moving in the right direction and I knew eventually I would make it back to the place I started. How is hope resurrected in our lives? I believe hope is resurrected in our lives. And we have clarity about the direction of our lives when we're lacking clarity about the direction of our lives. We lack hope. We're not sure what tomorrow brings. We're not sure how to move forward. We're not sure who we are and what we're supposed to be about in this life. Especially given these last two years with COVID, it kind of wrecked the world and we're all kind of wondering and scratching our heads and trying to figure out how does this thing end. 7 (26m 14s): And here we are two years into it. And we're grateful that we can gather as a church, the people of God, people in the community on Easter service. But, but we, we, we, we needed in the midst of all that, to know somehow that this was going to come to an animal. We're so grateful that it's kind of wrapping up hope resurrected when Jesus was born and lives and was crucified and buried in that tomb, his followers were utterly hopeless. They had given everything away, they've sold everything. They had abandoned everything so that they might follow Jesus. 7 (26m 57s): Jesus would call them on the shores of the sea of Galilee. And they would say he was a common follow me. I will make you fishers of men. Like I'm going to change your whole life. Like, I don't want you to focus on what you've been focusing on up to this point. I want you to follow me and I will change your life. And even though Jesus had told them, listen, I'm going to die. And then on the third day, I will be resurrected. When it, it actually happened. His people were confused and lost and even angry. I would imagine. And just distraught at the reality that this Jesus that they gave everything for and were following for three years was dead. 7 (27m 40s): He was crucified unjustly, so and wrapped and put into a tomb. I mean, that's pretty final, right? It's, it's pretty final unless we're talking about God, unless we're talking about God. If we're talking about God, then nothing is final until God says it is final. When, when Jesus came out of that grave, hope was restored when they saw him. And the scripture says that 500 plus people saw him after his resurrection. It's a historical fact that Jesus resurrected from the dead, his disciples, his followers held on to that reality of that truth and gave their lives for the reality of that truth. 7 (28m 24s): They would not buckle. They would not change course because they knew that their savior had been resurrected from the dead. And so they gave their lives so that others might hear that message. Maybe you're here today and you don't know Jesus. Maybe you've never heard a gospel presentation. The gospel presentation is just Jesus. This is it's. This Jesus loves you. God, God lavish you. He's absolutely in love with you. And he wants to forgive your sins and welcome you into his family. He wants to bless your life and challenge you to follow him all the days of your life. I often say it like this. 7 (29m 5s): It's God has made it incredibly easy to walk in new life with him as a believer, as a follower of the Lord, Jesus Christ. But it's the hardest thing you'll ever do. As you follow him, the very, the rest of your life, his grace is a free gift, but walking after him is the hardest thing that you will ever have to do. But it's the thing in life that makes everything in life worthwhile. Maybe you're here today and you don't know who Jesus is. The good news is that you can know him and he wants to know you and he wants to come into your life. But who is this? Jesus let's understand first. 7 (29m 46s): Who is this? Jesus? Well, most people are familiar with the name. Jesus few people truly know who he is and knowing Jesus identity and his mission are important because there are ramifications that are eternal connected to what we know and what we believe about Jesus. The ramifications are eternal. It doesn't just touch this life. Although it touches this life, it touches all of eternity. So the best source of information about Jesus is in the Bible. And the Bible tells us that Jesus is God. 7 (30m 26s): He is not a God. He is the God. Someone say that Jesus was a good teacher. And I would agree with you, but he wasn't just a good teacher. He was the teacher, the very best teacher. He was a rabbi, but he wasn't just a rabbi. He was the eternal God. The magnificent one who has been there since, before the foundation of the earth. He's eternal. He's eternal. He's certainly not just to clear some things up. He's not the new age. Jesus. They just have a different perspective. New agers don't believe that Jesus has God all mighty. And the second person of the Trinity, rather new agers reduce Jesus to a mere man who attained spiritual enlightenment through a cultic activity and involvements new age G new agers reduce Jesus. 7 (31m 18s): And number him among the so-called masters. Like the Buddha who offer a way to offer a way. But Jesus said in John 14, six, he said, I am the way the truth and the life, no man comes to the father except through me. So Jesus is not just a way. And if we think he's a way, then we're missing the point all together. He is actually the only way to the father. So he's not a Buddha. He's not an enlightened wan. He's not an enlightened master. He is God, some have said, he's a good man, but he's not just a good man. And honestly, he's probably not a good man. If we don't believe what he says about himself, if we don't believe that he is God and he is claiming to be God, then he's probably a lunatic. 7 (32m 4s): So we got to figure out what we believe about Jesus. He is God. And that's who he claims to be. He's fully God and fully man in the incarnation. He is not at all. He is here. This, he is not at all the spirit brother of Lucifer. That's not, that's not who Jesus is. You never married. And he never fathered children. He just never did those things. We need to read. The scripture. Charles Spurgeon wrote discernment is not knowing the difference between right and wrong. It's knowing the difference between rights and almost right. So we need to open up the scripture and understand who this Jesus is because it's the Jesus that we celebrate on Easter is the Jesus that we celebrate at Christmas. It's the Jesus. 7 (32m 45s): This Jesus, you came into the world so that we might have new life. He is eternal. He existed before his physical birth. And even before time began, he is the creator of everything that exists. He is the perfect reflection of the invisible God we see in Colossians one 15 through 17. It says Christ is the visible image of the invisible God. He existed before anything was created and is Supreme over all creation for through him. God created everything in the heavenly realms and on earth. He made the things we can see and the things we cannot see such as Thrones, kingdoms, rulers, and authorities in the unseen world, everything was created through him and for him. 7 (33m 32s): He existed before anything else. And he holds listen. He holds all creation together. Jesus is God. Jesus is the eternal king of Kings and Lord of Lords. He is God. He has the power to forgive sins. And his followers worshiped him. He, he is worthy of worship. Think about, think about this. The all-powerful eternal son of God, coming to earth as an infant. Imagine him lying in a manger, built with trees that he created. Imagine him under the stars that he created in flung into space. 7 (34m 17s): He's reduced to an infant child so that he might come and that we might know him and be saved through him. Scripture makes it clear that he was no ordinary baby. He's the savior of the world. The Bible declares that there's only one way to eternal life. And that is through faith in Jesus Christ. As savior acts four 12 says this salvation is found in no one else for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved. Jesus was given so that we might be saved. 7 (34m 57s): God is working in the world today. And I'm so thankful that idea, that reality should give us hope that he's Supreme over all things in the earth. He is working in the earth and he's always been working in the earth. He is working to bring us to himself by faith. Faith is the confidence that what we hope for will actually happen. It's the assurance of things we can not see. Hebrews 12 two says this through their faith. The people in days of old earned a good reputation through their faith, the people have days of older and a good reputation. So let's talk about a couple of people from days old. 7 (35m 37s): We're going to talk about Abraham and Sarah for a few minutes. So there's a guy in the Bible named Abraham and his wife's name is Sarah. When Abraham was 75 years old, the Lord made a promise to him at 75. The Lord said to him, this in Genesis 12 two, I will make you into a great nation. I will bless you and make you famous. And you will be a blessing to others. So Abraham is like, okay, but there's a problem, Lord. There's a problem. It's all about impossible. You see I'm an old man. And my wife is barren. She can't have children. 7 (36m 19s): So it's an impossible word from the Lord. But listen, nothing is impossible with God. And when he declares something to be true, it will come to pass again. Abram's wife was barren. She wasn't able to have children. So where with this, where this nation come from, we read in Romans four 18. It says even when there was no reason for hope, have you been there even like, there was no reason for hope. Abraham kept hoping, believing that he would become the father of many nations for God had said to him, that was good enough for Abraham. God had said to him, that's how many descendants you will have. 7 (37m 2s): God's promise of children. Resurrected is hope. Because up to this point, 75 years old, he's got no descendants, nothing that a nation could be built around or be established through. He's got no descendants before then because of their age and inability to have children, they had no hope of children of a future, especially that type of future. But because they chose to believe God, they chose against all odds. They chose to believe God, their hope was resurrected. So number one hope is resurrected. When we choose to believe God against all odds, hope is resurrected. 7 (37m 45s): When we choose to believe God against all odds, where do you need to believe God against all odds in your life? Maybe you're up against a physical infirmity. That seems impossible. Maybe you're in a relationship that seems like it's going to and, and, and not well, where do you need the Lord to speak a word, a promise to you from his word, where do you need to be built up? Where do you need your hope resurrected? I've watched God heal people against all odds. We've seen it happen over and over again. I've watched God restore marriages against all odds. 7 (38m 26s): We've seen it happen over and over again. I graduated from college and grad school against all odds. If you know me, that's a miracle, right? That's a supernatural miracle, but it happened by God's grace. I've been married for 32 years to the same woman. That's a miracle. Again. If you know me, you know, that's a miracle. That's just, that should not have happened. I pastored the same church for 19 years against all odds. And we've watched God do wonderful and supernatural things. Hey Abraham, he waited 25 years for God's promised to come to pass. It's a long time. Sometimes we're in this waiting season where we we've heard something, we felt the Lord leading. 7 (39m 9s): We know that God has spoken and directed, but we've been in a season of waiting. This is God's emo. And he's what he does. He, he speaks and in the waiting, he builds us up in our faith. He challenges us to believe and to continue to hope in him and Romans four 19, it says, and Abraham's faith did not weaken. Even though at about a hundred years of age, he figured his body was as good as dead. And so was Sarah's womb. So now he's not 75, he's a hundred and still nothing, but he never wavered. He continued to believe God. 7 (39m 49s): Abraham kept believing God against all odds. Verse 20 says Abraham never wavered in believing God's promise. In fact, his faith grew stronger. Isn't that amazing? His faith grew stronger. And in this, he brought glory to God. Listen, if you wait in your season of waiting and believe God and allow your faith to grow stronger, you will, you will enjoy life more. You will honor the Lord. You will glorify God. And then you will get to see God do what he told you he would do. So open up the scripture and find out what the Lord has told you. 7 (40m 29s): He will do. And we're going to be talking about some of the promises of God here in just a moment. He was fully convinced that God is able to do whatever he promises. Verse 21. Are you, are you fully convinced? I think we, we need to get there. As people, as believers, we need to be fully convinced that God is who he said. He, he is that Jesus is who he said he is. And that he is going to do what he said he would do. We needed to be fully convinced how hope is resurrected when we choose, we have to choose to believe God against all odds. And so it's not easy. It's not an easy thing to do, but by God's grace, if we, as we continue to look to him and believe him and put our faith in him, hope is resurrected. 7 (41m 10s): Hope is resurrected. When we choose to believe God against all odds. Number two hope is resurrected. And when we, when we keep our eyes on God and on his promises, I, I noticed in my life that when there's problems, that's where I'm focused. Like I'm, I'm focused on the problems instead of the one who can bring the solution to the problem we were thinking about this service. We've been thinking about it for months, planning on it for months and, and inevitably, no matter what is happening in the weather, there's always rain like right around, right around the time that we're supposed to gather as a church outside the, you know, the one time a year that we gather outside. And so yesterday or Friday, when I'm writing this portion of my message, it was Friday at 1:29 PM. 7 (41m 56s): And I'm looking at the weather for Saturday because we got out here early yesterday and spent the day setting up and there was a 60% chance of rain. And so we thought, well, we're just going to go for it. And we're just going to pray. And we're just going to believe that God will bring out the sun and part the clouds and allow us to meet. And that's precisely what he has done. We've we believed God and looked to him as the, whether he's the weatherman. He can change the weather. He can do whatever it is that he wants to do. Friday 1 29, 60% chance of rain yesterday. So there's rain in the, in the early, early morning hours, and then we're setting up and then it starts to sprinkle on us. And we're like, you know what? 7 (42m 36s): It doesn't matter. We're just going to keep going. We're just going to keep going. And by God's grace, we set it up. And here we are. The temptation again, is to get our eyes on the problem, the obstacle, the battle, the, the need in front of us. We, we focus on that when we really need to get our eyes on God, who is able to bring solutions for all of those things, we were worried about the weather. We, we didn't get a promise. We didn't get a promise from the Lord that the weather would be good, but we sense that this was the right direction for us. And so we moved in that direction. We believe God not having a promise that the weather would be good, but believing that if God has called us out here, then he would make it plausible for us to have an outdoor service. 7 (43m 23s): So we moved forward. He trusted God for good weather, listen and believing. God doesn't mean we don't have doubts. It means we move forward despite our doubts, because we're all filled with doubt at different times. Like we're hearing something, we're reading the scripture, we're trying to move forward, but we've got doubts and fears and anxieties. So faith having hope is it doesn't mean we don't experience those things, but we have the grace and the strength to move forward. In spite of those things, hope is resurrected. Hope is resurrected. When we choose to believe God against all odds. Number one, number two hope is resurrected. When we keep our eyes on God and on his promises. Now let's look at some of God's promises to people of faith. 7 (44m 8s): Romans 4 22 says. And because of Abraham's faith, God counted him as righteous to be righteous, just means to be in right. Standing with God is not a good idea to like be in right standing with the creator and the judge of the universe and be like, I want to be in right standing with him. But I know in my own ability, in my own strength, in my own works, I can never get there. But by God's grace, he's imputed righteousness to those who believe. And so because of God and his goodness and not because of me and my goodness, because God, in his goodness, not because of you in your goodness, he will impure righteousness. When we believe because of Abraham Abraham's faith, God counted him as righteous. 7 (44m 49s): So again, to be righteous, it's just to be in right standing with God. And when God counted him as righteous, it wasn't just for Abraham's benefit. It was recorded for our benefit to assuring us that God will also count us righteous. If we believe in him, the one who raised Jesus, our Lord from the dead. So, so what are we believing about God? Is it a belief that brings us humbly to a place of acknowledging our need for salvation, for the forgiveness of sins? What are we believing about Jesus? And are we believing in the right Jesus, the Jesus of the Bible. It's important that we understand Jesus from the context of the scripture that we have opened up the Bible and understand Jesus in light of scripture, Romans 4 25 says he, Jesus, he, Jesus was handed over to die because of our sins. 7 (45m 41s): And he was raised to life to make us right with God Romans five one, therefore, since we have been made right in God's sight, there's that word? Righteousness. Therefore, since we've been made right in God's sight by faith, we have peace with God. So that is a promise. That's one of the promises that we can have as followers of the Lord. Jesus Christ. We can have peace. Now, if you've lived at all with any part of your life without peace, you w you really understand and value peace. A few years ago, I was really struggling with a lack of peace and I couldn't figure out what was going on in my life. I was, I just couldn't get happy. I couldn't get satisfied. He couldn't get fulfilled in, in any arena, Amy, any area of my life, I wanted to quit the ministry. 7 (46m 22s): I wanted to just do anything, but do what I was doing. I was just so unhappy. So my wife, with all of her wisdom, she said, Hey, do you have this symptom? And this symptom and this symptom and this symptom. And she went down a list of symptoms that she had downloaded from the internet. And I didn't realize, I thought, man, you've been paying close attention to my life. You know exactly what I'm going through. She said, no, these are just symptoms of depression. She said, I think you're depressed. I'm like, yeah, I think you're right. And so with some therapy and some prayer and some I'm medicated by the way. 7 (47m 4s): So little medication never hurt anybody, but I was able to get back to a place where I could put the full weight of my trust in God and believe him, there was something chemically going on in me. That was hindering me from doing that. So through the wisdom of my wife and doctors, I began to discover what was going on in and by God's grace, by God's grace. The hope of God, the peace of God, the grace of God just began to flow through my life. Once again, therefore, since we've been made right in God's sight, we've been made righteous by faith. We have peace with God because of what Jesus Christ our Lord has done for us. 7 (47m 44s): Listen, I don't care how many meds you're on. If you don't know Jesus as your Lord, you'll never have peace meds. Don't equal peace. It might be meds. Plus Jesus equals peace in my case, but you need Jesus. That's the, you need Jesus. And God is faithful to meet you and, and fill you with hope and to fill you with peace because of our faith. Christ has brought us into a place of undeserved privilege. That's another promise undeserved privilege. What does that look like? Well, we've been saved by his grace and adopted into his family when we, by faith, trust him. So we get actually adopted into his family. That's undeserved privilege where kids of the king, where we now stand and we confidently and joyfully look forward to sharing God's glory. 7 (48m 29s): We understand where we're going. When it's all said and done, those are some of the promises of God. So number one, hope is resurrected. When we choose to believe God, it gets to all odds. Number two hope is resurrected. When we keep our eyes on God and on his promises. And number three, as we get ready to wrap up here, hope is resurrected. When we believe we are made right with God, by faith, maybe you're hearing you're wrestling. Cause you know, you're not right with God. If you will believe by faith and put your trust in God, you can have that sense of security. That sense of peace. That sense of joy, knowing that you're made right with God, Jesus was born. He lived, he died in resin, resurrected from the dead. 7 (49m 10s): So we might have new life so that we might be right with God so that we might have peace so that we can confidently enjoy fully, look forward to sharing God's glory. Whatever has you feeling hopeless God by his grace and goodness can resurrect your hope. Choose to believe God against all odds. Keep your eyes on God. And his promises believe that you can be made right with God by faith. No matter what you've done, no matter what you have done. If you, if you do these things, God will resurrect your hope. When Jesus died and was buried, his followers lost all hope. 7 (49m 54s): When Jesus resurrected, he restored their hope, their purpose and their joy. When I was lost as an 11 year old boy, my hope was restored. When I finally remembered where I needed to go, Jesus is calling you home. He's calling us home. What will you do with that invitation? That opportunity? Well, I want you to go ahead and stand and I'm going to pray you. And as we get ready to wrap up the service with some more prayer and song, I just want to invite you to do something with this invitation to receive the grace and the mercy of the Lord. 7 (50m 41s): Jesus Christ. Maybe you've heard the message over and over again. Maybe you've heard it here. You've heard it. Other places. Maybe you've been told the message, the gospel that Jesus loves you, that he died for you. That you might have new life in him. If you're here today and you want to say yes to Jesus, I just want you to pray this prayer and the quietness of your heart. You say, Jesus, I need you. Jesus. I welcome you into my life. Lord. I want you to be Lord and king and ruler of my life. I need you to forgive my sins. I need you to come into my life. And as you by faith, declare that prayer to the Lord, God hears. 7 (51m 22s): And he responds. He welcomes you into his family and he gives you new purpose for your life. It gives you new purpose, new identity, and he calls you like he called the original 12 common and follow me. That means you're gonna look at your life completely different from now on. You're going to be looking at your life through the lens, this lens. I'm a follower of the Lord. Jesus Christ in my life is for him. If you've done that today, at some point after the service, if you've given your life to the Lord today, at some point after the service, I'm going to direct you over to the baptism tent. Not so that you can get baptized necessarily, but we've got a, we've got a new believers bag of information for you. 7 (52m 5s): But if you like to get baptized, as Jeremy said earlier, we've got t-shirts and shorts and towels that you can have, and we'll baptize you over there. So as we wrap up this part of the service, the band will be leading us. The band will be leading us. And as the band is leading us in worship, we're going to begin to assemble over there for those who want to be baptized and so make your way over there. And then the baptism will actually be on the screen as well. So Lord, with that, we just invite you. We invite you. We invite your presence. We thank you, Lord. We thank you for your goodness. Thank you for what you're doing. Lord in Jesus name. 7 (52m 47s): If you would like to receive prayer, there's, there'd be people over there ready to pray for you as well. People who love Jesus and who will love on you. So if you'd like to get prayer, receive a new believers pack. If you like to get baptized, head over there as we sing this last song. Amen. Let's worship. 9 (53m 7s): Let's sing this together. 6 (54m 42s): Yeah. Strange. His name is one It's a dome that you hoppy trouble. Hold your head up high. Don't feel the Big guys. 6 (55m 24s): 2 (1h 0m 12s): We To the Virgin came though. to that stone was moved forward for the land who was Yes, we magnify Jesus. 2 (1h 13m 46s): This song is a thousand hot and 9 (1h 14m 2s): Thank you Jesus so much for just a beautiful Easter Sunday morning, Lord. Thank you that you are saving us. Thank you that you sent your son Jesus to die a horrible death on the cross so that we could be right with you so we can have forgiveness of our sins. Lord, thank you for the resurrection. Thank you. That you're resurrecting hope in us today. And I just pray that as we go, would you just, would you just do that in, in hearts and minds today? Lord, in our communities and our families, Lord, would you be resurrecting hope where there might not be any? So we thank you for all this in Jesus name, we pray. Amen. 11 (1h 14m 47s): All right. Thank you all for joining us today. Happy Easter. Before you go, we have a for birth to four year olds and five to 10 year olds over here to your left. So be sure to head over there. We're going to be doing the acorns starting in a few minutes. So head on over, if you have kids that are birth to 10 years old, all right. Happy Easter. He is risen.
In the tenth story of this podcast, we narrate the story of how Lord Ganesh helped create the river Cauvery to serve the people of South India. Once, when South India was facing severe drought, Sage Agasthya went to seek help from Lord Shiva who gave him a magical pot with the promise that wherever he decide, Sage Agasthya can use that pot to create a source for the river. When Sage Agasthya was roaming around looking for the right place, Lord Ganesh stepped in to help solve his dilemma in his own way. If you like the show, support us by becoming a patron on this link: https://www.patreon.com/chimesradio Visit our website to know more: https://chimesradio.com Download FREE Chimes Radio mobile app: http://onelink.to/8uzr4g Connect with us on our social handles to get all content updates: https://www.instagram.com/vrchimesradio/ https://www.facebook.com/chimesradio/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/chimesradio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Save Soil is a Global Movement to initiate a conscious approach to soil and planet. The movement seeks to show governments of all nations that their citizens want a policy to revitalize soil and ecology.To activate and demonstrate the support of over 3.5 billion citizens, Sadhguru will be riding as a lone motorcyclist, 30,000 kilometers across 26 nations.The arduous journey will start in London and end in southern India, where the Cauvery Calling project, initiated by Sadhguru, has enabled 125,000 farmers to plant 62 million trees to revive soil and river Cauvery.Activating citizen participation will ensure that ecological issues become election issues, so that governments create policies and set budgets for ecological solutions, leading to sustained implementation.Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__app Official Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.org Sadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusive
Save Soil is a Global Movement to initiate a conscious approach to soil and planet. The movement seeks to show governments of all nations that their citizens want a policy to revitalize soil and ecology.To activate and demonstrate the support of over 3.5 billion citizens, Sadhguru will be riding as a lone motorcyclist, 30,000 kilometers across 26 nations.The arduous journey will start in London and end in southern India, where the Cauvery Calling project, initiated by Sadhguru, has enabled 125,000 farmers to plant 62 million trees to revive soil and river Cauvery.Activating citizen participation will ensure that ecological issues become election issues, so that governments create policies and set budgets for ecological solutions, leading to sustained implementation.Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.orgSadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__app Official Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.orgSadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusiveYogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Follow the story of an over two decade effort to revitalize Cauvery by activating 5.2 million farmers to plant 2.42 billion trees. Get a glimpse of Sadhguru's vision and his intricate plan to bring about one of the greatest ecological transformations in history, which can serve as a model and example for the entire tropical world.Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__appOfficial Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.orgSadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusive
Follow the story of an over two decade effort to revitalize Cauvery by activating 5.2 million farmers to plant 2.42 billion trees. Get a glimpse of Sadhguru's vision and his intricate plan to bring about one of the greatest ecological transformations in history, which can serve as a model and example for the entire tropical world.Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): https://onelink.to/sadhguru__appOfficial Sadhguru Website: https://isha.sadhguru.orgSadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusiveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
0:00 Henry is back and gives a recap 2:28 little bit about violins 3:20 Doing the practices and being disappointed initially even after months of practice because of watching too many YouTube videos 6:00 Not breaking the practice even for a day for an year 7:00 Correcting the practices and Satsangs and Anand alai 11:26 Freaking people out with Shambhavi practice in the hallway 14:25 Obvious places to not do the practice 15:38 How did he find Devi? 17:00 Adding Shivanga also to the sadhana and waiting for Devi Gudi 19:00 Planning to visit Isha and do Sadhanapada 21:00 What I have noticed with Inner engineering experience Sharings 22:39 Henrys friend says he smiles while sleeping and walks like a 23:25 Underworld dealings crazy person 24:55 What I would do if I was Henry 26:22 Why devotion is important to intensify practices 27:50 How the family is with Henrys practices 31:33 Workshop tour Henry Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/henry.d.mann/ Email: vaisakhsabu90@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vaisu90/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/innerenginee... Snapchat: @vaisu1990 Linkedin: vaisakh sabu Twitter: @vaisakhsabu90 My podcast link Anchor app: https://anchor.fm/vaisakh-sabu Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/OD29lek... If you like my videos please support me by making a small contribution on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/vaisu90 Google pay: vaisakhsabu90@okicici Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/vaisu90 For my merchandise click link below India:- https://www.franklywearing.com/creato.... Abroad:- https://teespring.com/stores/vaisus-s... Enroll for Inner Engineering programs :- https://t.ly/W2eek Enroll at local center for Inner engineering:- https://t.ly/8Zwwj Enroll at Ashram for Inner engineering:- Enroll for online program: https://t.ly/wBmmx https://t.ly/Zp66n Enroll for completion:- https://t.ly/yJKKn Enroll for completion with Sadhguru :- https://t.ly/RM2KD Please donate a tree on Cauvery calling campaign (I will always be indebted to you): https://www.ishaoutreach.org/en/cauve...
In this Video Omkar anna talks about why there is no need to believe in Sadhguru and how it is more essential to experience whatever Sadhguru has to offer. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omikamath/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/omi.kamath Email: vaisakhsabu90@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vaisu90/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/innerenginee... Linkedin: vaisakh sabu Twitter: @vaisakhsabu90 Snapchat: @vaisu1990 My podcast link Anchor app: https://anchor.fm/vaisakh-sabu Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/OD29lek... If you like my videos please support me by making a small contribution on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/vaisu90 Google pay: vaisakhsabu90@okicici Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/vaisu90 For my merchandise click link below India:- https://www.franklywearing.com/creato... Abroad:- https://teespring.com/stores/vaisus-s... Enroll for Inner Engineering programs :- https://t.ly/W2eek Enroll at local center for Inner engineering:- https://t.ly/8Zwwj Enroll at Ashram for Inner engineering:- https://t.ly/Zp6ón Enroll for online program:- https://t.ly/wBmmx Enroll for completion:- https://t.ly/yJKKn Enroll for completion with Sadhguru :- https://t.ly/RM2KD https://www.ishaoutreach.org/en/cauve... Please donate a tree on Cauvery calling campaign (I will always be indebted to you): =
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Conscious Planet is a Global Movement to initiate a conscious approach to soil and planet. The movement seeks to show governments of all nations that their citizens want a policy to revitalize soil and ecology.To activate and demonstrate the support of over 3 billion citizens, Sadhguru will be riding a motorcycle alone, 30,000 kilometers across 24 nations.The rally will start in London and end in southern India, where the Cauvery Calling project, initiated by Sadhguru, has enabled 125,000 farmers to plant 62 million trees to revive soil and river Cauvery.Activating citizen participation will ensure that ecological issues become election issues, so that governments create policies and set budgets for ecological solutions, leading to sustained implementation.Find out more at ConsciousPlanet.org#ConsciousPlanet #SaveSoil #WorldSoilDay
Conscious Planet is a Global Movement to initiate a conscious approach to soil and planet. The movement seeks to show governments of all nations that their citizens want a policy to revitalize soil and ecology.To activate and demonstrate the support of over 3 billion citizens, Sadhguru will be riding a motorcycle alone, 30,000 kilometers across 24 nations.The rally will start in London and end in southern India, where the Cauvery Calling project, initiated by Sadhguru, has enabled 125,000 farmers to plant 62 million trees to revive soil and river Cauvery.Activating citizen participation will ensure that ecological issues become election issues, so that governments create policies and set budgets for ecological solutions, leading to sustained implementation.Find out more at https://www.consciousplanet.org #ConsciousPlanet #SaveSoil #WorldSoilDaySadhguru App (Download): http://onelink.to/sadhguru__appOfficial Sadhguru Website: http://isha.sadhguru.orgSadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusiveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, Siofra speaks with award winning writer Cauvery Madhaven. Cauvery was born in India and moved to Ireland 34 years ago. In this podcast they discuss how her upbringing in India impacted her writing style, her love for Ireland and her several books published to date. This is a really great listen for anyone interested in pursuing a career in writing or journalism.
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This week, The Musafir Stories speaks with Lakshmi Sharath, one of the top travel writers and bloggers in India, who blogs under Travel with Lakshmi or lakshmisharath.com ! Today's destination: Coromandel Coast! Nearest Airport: Chennai International Airport, MAANearest Railway Station: Chennai Central, MASPrerequisites - NAPacking - Pack light, carry sunscreen and shades. Time of the year - June-Feb, avoid the cyclone seasonLength of the itinerary: 4-7 daysItinerary Highlights: Lakshmi takes us on a fascinating journey covering the east coast of India, exploring the colonial connections of the region, being at the forefront of trade and commerce, and how some towns and villages blossomed while others have stood still in time. The coromandel coast covers the states of Tamil Nadu and parts of Andhra Pradesh and runs along the Bay of Bengal. It is popular not just for its scenic beauty but also attracted travelers and traders from far and wide. The first stop on the itinerary is Madras or Madrasapattinam as it was formerly known. Madras' rise to prominence dates back to the time of the Portuguese and Britishers, both having ruled here. The area around Santhome was a Portuguese settlement whereas the Britishers made it their first base as Fort St. George. The city still has a lot of remnants of its British connection with the secretariat building, the High court as well as some popular churches. Lakshmi carries on her journey passing Mahabalipuram,famous for its Shore Temple and moving on to Sadras or Sadrangapattinam - which boasts of a 17th century Dutch fort, and is also the scene of the Battle of Sadras fought in 1782.The next pit stop is at Alamparai which has the ruins of a fort, believed to be built by the Nawab of Arcot, but was gifted to the French for their help and collaboration. The village was known to have a mint where coins were minted as well as a hostel for travelers. The region was also popular for trading of ghee, textiles and zari. Lakshmi moves on to Pondicherry from here for the night halt. Enroute Pondi, Lakshmi makes a stop at Marapakkam, popular for its huge salt fields. Pondicherry exploration includes a walk with INTACH - Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, around the city that was the headquarters of the French in India. Also on the itinerary is a visit to the popular cafes, architecture, streets and Auroville. After Pondicherry, Lakshmi travels to Cuddalore, one of the early settlements of the British at Fort St. David. Fort David is a shadow of itself and has completely been reduced to ruins. Lakshmi continues to drive from here and the next stop on the itinerary is Porto Novo, the other Portuguese settlement besides Santhome in Madras. It was formerly known as Parangi pete or land of the parangis/foriegners. It was also known to be a trade center for the Arabs and Yemenis. Porto Novo pagoda was known to be minted from the Porto Novo mint in this village. The next stop along the journey is Tranquebar or Tharangambadi - land of the singing waves, the most prominent Danish settlement in India. The town's popular attraction includes Fort Dansborg, built in its unique Danish style, rustic streets like King's street, Queen's street, churches and temples. Karaikal, a part of the Puducherry/Pondicherry UT is the next stop on the road trip and includes a fascinating legend of Kraikal. The last stop on the road tip is Nagapattinam - believed to be a popular Dutch settlement and also has a strong Buddhist connection. The town is also very close to other popular religious sites like Nagoor Dargah and Vellankani Cathedral. The final call out is for Poompuhar, the point where the final estuary of the river Cauvery meets the Bay of Bengal!Links:Blog: https://lakshmisharath.comLinks to the blog post: Part 1 : https://lakshmisharath.com/driving-down-the-coromandel-coast-part-1/Part 2 : https://lakshmisharath.com/driving-down-the-coromandel-coast-2/Part 3 : https://lakshmisharath.com/driving-down-the-coromandel-coast-part-3/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC57mn7ypVKFBb3UrMU7TiXQFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TravelwithLakshmi Twitter: https://twitter.com/lakshmisharath Marine Life of Mumbai: https://www.instagram.com/marinelifeofmumbai/ Photo by Namrata Poddar on Unsplash Follow the Musafir stories on:Twitter : https://twitter.com/musafirstories?lang=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/themusafirstories/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musafirstoriespodcast/?hl=enwebsite: www.themusafirstories.comemail: themusafirstories@gmail.comYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/
Pour yourself something strong, because this episode is filled with Kristen's terrible pronunciation and the truly horrifying tales that are found in Honour Killings. To Learn More About Today's Topics Please Visit: https://www.theahafoundation.org If you or someone you know needs help: HOT PEACH PAGES has information in over 115 languages and has information to agencies all over the WORLD! Be sure to follow us at: Twitter: @rarwpodcast Instagram: @rarwpodcast Contact us at: E-mail: redrumandredwinepodcast@gmail.com All music written and produced by: Savasas savasas | Free Listening on SoundCloud Resources: Al Jazeera. “Girl's Beheading in INDIA Spurs Calls for 'HONOUR Killings' Law.” Crime News | Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera, 5 Mar. 2021, www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/3/5/girls-beheading-in-india-spurs-calls-for-honour-killings-law. “Caste Discrimination and Related Laws in India.” CJP, 26 Aug. 2021, cjp.org.in/caste-discrimination-and-related-laws-in-india/. Divya Tejwani, et al. “Honor Killing: KARNATAKA Couple Thrown Alive into Cauvery by FAMILY, Bodies Found Floating.” The Indian Feed, 18 Nov. 2018, www.theindianfeed.in/bengaluru-honour-killing-bodies-found-floating-in-cauvery/. hemantpatil12121. “Honor Killings in India.” EDUINDEX NEWS, 29 July 2021, eduindex.org/2021/07/29/honor-killings-in-india/. Husseini, Rana. “Murdered Women: A History of 'Honour' Crimes.” Crime | Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera, 3 Aug. 2021, www.aljazeera.com/features/2021/8/1/murdered-women-a-history-of-honour-crimes. “Manoj–Babli Honour Killing Case.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 12 Aug. 2021, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manoj%E2%80%93Babli_honour_killing_case#:~:text=From%20Wikipedia%2C%20the%20free%20encyclopedia%20The%20Manoj–Babli%20honour,which%20historically%20convicted%20defendants%20for%20an%20honour%20killing. NewIndianXpress. “Crying Shame: The Honour Killings That Shocked India in 2018.” The New Indian Express, The New Indian Express, 29 Dec. 2018, www.newindianexpress.com/nation/2018/dec/29/2018-a-look-at-the-trend-of-honour-killings-in-india-1916828.html. NewIndianXpress. “Karnataka Cops Fish out Tamil Nadu Couple's Bodies from Cauvery, Honour Killing Suspected.” The New Indian Express, The New Indian Express, 19 Nov. 2018, www.newindianexpress.com/states/tamil-nadu/2018/nov/17/karnataka-cops-fish-out-tamil-nadu-couples-bodies-from-cauvery-honour-killing-suspected-1899284.html. NewIndianXpress. “Man Hacked to Death over Inter-Caste Marriage in Karnataka.” The New Indian Express, The New Indian Express, 21 Nov. 2018, www.newindianexpress.com/states/karnataka/2018/nov/22/man-hacked-to-death-over-inter-caste-marriage-in-karnataka-1901581.html. Salim, Maryam. “Honor Killing: A Dangerous Trend in India.” Eat My News, Blogger, 1 Jan. 2021, www.eatmy.news/2021/01/honor-killing-dangerous-trend-in-india.html. Srividya, P.V. “Udumalpet Honour Killing: KAUSALYA SHANKAR: The Woman Who Lived.” The Hindu, The Hindu, 28 June 2020, www.thehindu.com/news/national/udumalpet-honour-killing-kausalya-shankar-the-woman-who-lived/article31934851.ece. “Yaser Abdel SAID.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 4 Sept. 2021, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaser_Abdel_Said#cite_note-MSN-DP-31 nypost.com/2020/08/27/dad-arrested-for-slaying-teen-daughters-in-honor-killing/.
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காவிரி ஆற்றில் அந்த கல்லணையை கட்டுவதற்கு முன்பு, அந்த காவிரி ஆற்றை, முறைப்படி கடலில் கலக்கச்செய்தவன் கரிகால்சோழன் தான். ஆம் காவிரிக்கு கரை கட்டியவன் கரிகாலச்சோழன் தான். அந்த காவிரிக்குக் கரை கட்டிய பின்பு தான் காவிரிக்கு நடுவே கல்லணையைக் கட்டினான். அதை எப்படி கட்டினான் என்பதே இந்த வீடியோ. Before the Kallanai was built on the Cauvery River, it was Karikalcholan who formally diverted the Cauvery River into the sea. Yes, it was Charikala Cholan who built the bank for Cauvery. It was only after the embankment was built on the Cauvery that a Kallanai was built in the middle of the Cauvery. This video is about how he built it.
Cauvery Madhavan adds Indian spices to this serving of Irish Stew as we trace her journey from Chennai, India to Sligo, Ireland, to County Kildare, and travel back with her to India to explore Irish stories there through her epic novel The Tainted.We talk of race and color in India and Ireland, the Anglo-Indians who were often more Irish than Anglo, the bonds Indian students forged with Irish revolutionaries, the dearth of spices in Sligo, the political scene in India today, how she and her family view their blended nationalities, and which flag they'd plant on the top of Mt. Everest.Arriving in Ireland on Valentine's Day over three decades ago, Cauvery says that despite the Irish weather, she's been in love with the country ever since. The episode wraps with a fusion of Indian/Irish music in the form of the classic “Carolan's Favorite Jig,” performed by the noted veena virtuoso Nirmala Rajasekar from Cauvery's hometown of Chennai.Cauvery Madhavan's links:Website: https://www.cauverymadhavan.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CauveryMadhavan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madhavancauvery/Her publisher: https://www.hoperoadpublishing.com/authors/cauvery-madhavanNirmala Rajasekar's links:Website: https://www.nirmalarajasekar.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nirmalarajasekarveena/
Contemplative traditions suggest that the world as we perceive it is the manifestation of a deeper, unseen process, that can be investigated through meditation and personal inquiry. To what extent can this fundamental level be studied scientifically? And what can this investigation tell us about the nature of reality and consciousness?Biologist Dr. Rupert Sheldrake and Buddhist teacher Geshe Tenzin Namdak will discuss how science and contemplative traditions can tackle big questions regarding the nature of reality, the interconnectedness of all phenomena and the relation between consciousness and the material world.Our speakers will also touch upon David Bohm's theory of implicate order and Dr. Sheldrake's own hypothesis of formative causation, discussing the connections between these ideas and the insight achieved through contemplative practice.About Our Speakers:Rupert Sheldrake, PhD, is a biologist and author of ninety technical papers and eight books, including The Science Delusion, and the co-author of six books. He studied natural sciences at Cambridge and philosophy at Harvard. As a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, he was Director of Studies in cell biology, and was also a research fellow of the Royal Society. He worked in Hyderabad, India, as Principal Plant Physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), and also lived for two years in the Benedictine ashram of Fr Bede Griffiths on the bank of the river Cauvery in Tamil Nadu. From 2005-2010, he was Director of the Perrott-Warrick Project for the study of unexplained human and animal abilities, funded from Trinity College, Cambridge. He is currently a Fellow of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Petaluma, California and of Schumacher College in Dartington, England. He lives in London. His web site is www.sheldrake.org.Geshe Tenzin Namdak first worked as an environmental researcher having graduated in hydrology from Van Hall Larenstein University, The Netherlands. He started studying Buddhism at Maitreya Institute in 1993 and took ordination from His Holiness the Dalai Lama before engaging in his formal studies in Buddhist philosophy and psychology at Sera Jey Monastic University, South India, in 1997. He completed the entire twenty-year Geshe program at Sera Jey in 2017 and the traditional one year Vajrayana study program at Gyume Tantric College in January 2019, the first Westerner to do so. Because of his deep interest and background in science and as a member of Sera Jey's Education Department he spoke on and organized various dialogues and conferences on contemporary science and ancient contemplative wisdom of the mind and its philosophy. Currently, he is the resident teacher at Jamyang Buddhist Centre, London, and teaches worldwide.About Science & Wisdom LIVE:Science & Wisdom LIVE is a project of Jamyang London Buddhist Centre.Each dialogue explores the middle ground between science and contemplative wisdom, focusing on themes such as the ethics of artificial intelligence, gender equality, climate change, and the benefits of mindfulness and meditation for mental health.Find Out More: www.sciwizlive.comCopyright: Science & Wisdom LIVE, 2021.
((photo featured Xandy Barry)) Xandy Barry is an award-winning multiplatinum songwriter and producer based in Los Angeles. He has produced, mixed, and written songs with a wide range of artists including Miley Cyrus, Lil Wayne, Baby E, Norah Jones, Rihanna, Zella Day, Family of The Year, Bon Iver, Creeper, Slash, and many others. His songs and compositions have appeared on screen and in soundtracks for many feature films including the Academy Award-winning Spider-man: Into The Spider-verse, Marvel's The Avengers, Insurgent, Bloodline, and many others. Additionally, his compositions have been used in hundreds of television shows in the United States and abroad. He is the co-owner of WAX LTD, an independent record label with over a billion streams on Spotify. He is also co-owner of AUDIO WAX a joint venture with Universal Music, providing curated music for film and television across the globe. An ardent meditator, he volunteers for the Isha Foundation, which focuses on environmental and humanitarian projects around the world including Cauvery Calling, an agroforestry initiative that aims to plant 2.4 billion trees in the Cauvery river basin in India. A 12-year member of the Recording Academy he also supports Musicares. Trent Navran is a musician, meditator and product manager based in Austin, Texas. He started learning classical guitar at age 7 and flute at age 10. While attending Rice University to study neuroscience, Trent started his meditation journey by taking Inner Engineering, a holistic wellbeing program. Deeply touched by the wisdom and practice imparted by Sadhguru, Trent began volunteering with Isha Foundation, offering his musical abilities whenever possible. After college, Trent joined AI startup CognitiveScale, where he led multiple projects that embedded AI into retail, financial, healthcare, and technology companies. He then joined Wellsmith, a healthcare technology startup dedicated to modernizing the management of chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes. In 2019, Trent spent an extended period at the Isha Yoga Center in southern India. At present, he is a long-term volunteer at the Isha Institute of Inner-sciences in Tennessee. Websites: https://www.umusicpub.com/us/Artists/X/Xandy-Barry.aspx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wax_Ltd
((Photo featured: Trent Navran)) Trent Navran is a musician, meditator and product manager based in Austin, Texas. He started learning classical guitar at age 7 and flute at age 10. While attending Rice University to study neuroscience, Trent started his meditation journey by taking Inner Engineering, a holistic wellbeing program. Deeply touched by the wisdom and practice imparted by Sadhguru, Trent began volunteering with Isha Foundation, offering his musical abilities whenever possible. After college, Trent joined AI startup CognitiveScale, where he led multiple projects that embedded AI into retail, financial, healthcare, and technology companies. He then joined Wellsmith, a healthcare technology startup dedicated to modernizing the management of chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes. In 2019, Trent spent an extended period at the Isha Yoga Center in southern India. At present, he is a long-term volunteer at the Isha Institute of Inner-sciences in Tennessee. Xandy Barry is an award-winning multiplatinum songwriter and producer based in Los Angeles. He has produced, mixed, and written songs with a wide range of artists including Miley Cyrus, Lil Wayne, Baby E, Norah Jones, Rihanna, Zella Day, Family of The Year, Bon Iver, Creeper, Slash, and many others. His songs and compositions have appeared on screen and in soundtracks for many feature films including the Academy Award-winning Spider-man: Into The Spider-verse, Marvel's The Avengers, Insurgent, Bloodline, and many others. Additionally, his compositions have been used in hundreds of television shows in the United States and abroad. He is the co-owner of WAX LTD, an independent record label with over a billion streams on Spotify. He is also co-owner of AUDIO WAX a joint venture with Universal Music, providing curated music for film and television across the globe. An ardent meditator, he volunteers for the Isha Foundation, which focuses on environmental and humanitarian projects around the world including Cauvery Calling, an agroforestry initiative that aims to plant 2.4 billion trees in the Cauvery river basin in India. A 12-year member of the Recording Academy he also supports Musicares. Websites: https://www.umusicpub.com/us/Artists/X/Xandy-Barry.aspx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wax_Ltd
Going Beyond: Dr. Rupert Sheldrake To go beyond is to move into a higher state of consciousness, to a place of bliss, greater understanding, love, and deep connectedness, a realm where we finally find life's meaning - experiences for which all spiritual seekers seek. Dr. Rupert Sheldrake - best-selling author of "Morphic Resonance" - examines seven areas of spiritual practice that are personally transformative and have scientifically measurable effects. He combines his extensive knowledge of science and the natural world, as an experienced biologist, with a broad command of mystical and religious traditions to show how we can tune into more-than-human realms of consciousness. Dr. Sheldrake shows how we can and do truly go beyond. Even everyday activities can have mystical dimensions... as we will discover Ways to Go Beyond And Why They Work! Rupert Sheldrake. PhD, is a biologist and author of more than ninety technical papers and nine books, including Ways To Go Beyond and Why They Work, and the co-author of six books. As a fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, he was director of studies in cell biology, and was also a Research Fellow of the Royal Society. He worked in Hyderabad, India, as principal plant physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), and also lived for two years in the Benedictine ashram of Fr Bede Griffiths on the bank of the river Cauvery in Tamil Nadu. From 2005-2010, he was Director of the Perrott-Warrick Project for the study of unexplained human and animal abilities, funded from Trinity College, Cambridge. He is currently a Fellow of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Petaluma, California and of Schumacher College in Dartington, Devon. He lives in London with his wife Jill Purce. www.sheldrake.org Learn more about Simran here: www.iamsimran.com www.1111mag.com/
This is the story of a CXO who refused to rely on 'magic pills' to bail him out of a health crisis but instead claimed his freedom by putting his legs (and his will) to good use. By running! He not only disproved his physician's outlook but transformed into an avid marathoner and is now a runner for life. Get set to meet Anindo Ganguly, Director & Delivery Leader, DXC Technology (UK). Now, Anindo has worked with some of the biggest IT giants in leadership roles with Infosys (UK), Sasken, Wipro Technologies among others. Now, every runner has a story about how it all began. And how could we not have spoken about that with Anindo who ran his first full marathon within 3 years of him staring running in 2008 with the Cauvery trail marathon?! We also touch upon, in this segment several personal experiences as Anindo shares how working on Strength and flexibility are as critical as building stamina for a runner.
Cricketer KL Rahul was in conversation with Sadhguru on 21 July in Bengaluru, where they spoke about river revitalization, the Cauvery, cricket and lot more.Editor's Note: Connect with Sadhguru! Download the Sadhguru App and get access to Sadhguru's articles, videos, daily quotes, program info and much more. Available on Android and iOS.Conscious Planet: https://www.consciousplanet.org Sadhguru App (Download): http://onelink.to/sadhguru__appOfficial Sadhguru Website: http://isha.sadhguru.orgSadhguru Exclusive: https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/sadhguru-exclusiveSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Here is a Temple where the Temple Priest , Daily, at the stroke of Noon , dresses up like the wife of Lord Siva, Akilandeswari, and performs the Middy Pooja(Ucchi Kala Pooja).Thiruvanaikaval (Tamil: திருவானைக்காவல்) (also Thiruvanaikal, Jambekeswaram) is a famous Shiva temple in Tiruchirapalli (Trichy), in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. The temple was built by Kocengannan (Kochenga Chola), one of the Early Cholas, around 1,800 years ago. It is located in the Srirangam island, which has the famous Ranganathaswamy temple. Thiruvanaikavall is one of the five major Shiva Temples of Tamil Nadu (Panchabhoota Sthalams) representing the Mahābhūta or five great elements; this temple represents the element of water, or neer in Tamil.The sanctum of Jambukeswara has an underground water stream and in spite of pumping water out, it is always filled with water It is one of the 275 Paadal Petra Sthalams, where all of the four most revered Nayanars (Saivite Saints) have sung glories of the deity in this temple. The temple has inscriptions from the Chola period.There were two Siva Ganas (Siva's disciples who live in Kailash): ‘Malyavan' and ‘Pushpadanta'. Though they are Shiva Ganas they always quarrel with each other and fight for one thing or other. In one fight ‘Malyavan' cursed ‘Pushpadanta' to become an elephant on earth and the latter cursed the former to become a spider on earth. The elephant and the spider came to Jambukeswaram and continued their Shiva worship. The elephant collected water from river Cauvery and conducted ablution to the lingam under the Jambu tree (Eugenia jambolana) daily. The spider constructed his web over the lingam to prevent dry leaves from dropping on it and prevent sunlight directly falling on it. When the elephant saw the web and thought it was dust on lingam. The elephant tore them and cleaned the lingam by pouring water and the practice continued daily. The spider became angry one day and crawled into the trunk of the elephant and bit the elephant to death, killing itself. Siva, in the form of Jambukeswara, moved by the deep devotion of the two, relieved them from the curse. As an elephant worshipped Shiva here, this place came to be known as Thiru Aanai Kaa (thiru means holy, aanai is elephant, kaa (kaadu) means forest https://ramanisblog.in/2013/03/31/temple-where-the-priest-becomes-sivas-wife-thiruvanaikaval/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ramanispodcast/message
We are thrilled to be joined by two former India cricketers - Hemang Badani and Vijay Bharadwaj. Hemang and Vijay enjoyed stupendous domestic careers and took part in some of the most memorable Tamil Nadu - Karnataka contests in the Ranji Trophy. There was no shortage of banter and competition when we paired them up for this podcast. Talking points: Their first memories of playing against their arch-rivals The day when Karthik Jeshwant told Vijay Bharadwaj about the importance of scoring against Tamil Nadu The Ranji final in 1996 - when Karnataka piled on a mammoth score (as Hemang watched from the stands) A match in RSI grounds in 2001 when matters got heated and the players nearly came to blows The never-ending batathon at Tirunelveli in 1998 The constant threat of D Vasu in these contests Dodda Ganesh and David Johnson: never short of fire in the belly The Cauvery politics and how it affected the players How Karnataka players benefited from playing league cricket in Chennai and much more... * Partipants: Hemang Badani (ESPNcricinfo player page, Twitter handle: @hemangkbadani) Vijay Bharadwaj (ESPNcricinfo player page) Siddhartha Vaidyanathan (@sidvee) * Related: From Bangalore's parks to the Indian team - Vijay Bharadwaj on the 81allout podcast Travails of TN tragics - 81allout podcast about following the TN Ranji side The Tamil Nadu - Karnataka rivalry through the ages - V Ramnarayan - ESPNcricinfo When brothers were pitted against each other in the final - Deccan Herald Karnataka retain title with innings win - match report of the 2015 Ranji final - ESPNcricinfo Hemang Badani interview with Reena D'Souza Vijay Bharadwaj interview with Karthik Jeshwant for Star Sports Kannada
And just like that we're back with Series 4! You guys may remember that we wanted to do this series specifically on writers of colour, and our first book is Cauvery Madhavan's "The Tainted" What do the girls talk about? Well, our goal with this series is to challenge our relationship with race and racism and we got right into it with The Tainted Turns out we learned we have a LOT of preconceptions about what it is to be Indian. And we're now pretty sure all of them are wrong We talk colonialism and why is it that Ireland and India aren't going for pints together, bonding over their shared British colonial past - complete with mistreatment of "uncivilised natives" and groundless massacres We also talk about the book's thoughtful treatment of what it was like to be an Irish Protestant in the years following Irish Independance Our sectarian brain-chips were going completely haywire But aside from all that heavy stuff, we also talked: Possibly the most satisfying love triangle since Final Fantasy VII The levels of book immersion achieved with The Tainted (somewhere between "Total" and "Waking Dreamscape") The Easter Eggiest book since Dr Seuss stopped writing And Katie's continued dependence on sexy fanfic It's all here (along with the triumphant return of D-Doy!) on this week's Chick Lit 4 Life - available on Anchor and anywhere you get your sexy, sexy podcasts Visit CauveryMadhavan.com for more information on Cauvery's work and pick up your copy of The Tainted at all good booksellers --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lc-lewis/message
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Rishwie Cauvery, member of Pipeline Angels and a CTO at Time Study in this episode explains how Pipeline Angels work, how she personally invests and how she sources deals. We also cover the current situation on the market and discuss what should early stage founders do to raise money during COVID-19. Pipeline Angels: https://pipelineangels.com/ Time Study: https://www.timestudy.co/ Episode on pitch events and networking during COVID-19 with Nick Adams from Differential Ventures: https://www.fundraisingradio.com/pitch-events-during-covid-19-importance-of-media-attention-and-investing-by-nick-adams-managing-partner-at-differential-ventures/
Rupert Sheldrake, PhD, is a biologist and author of ninety technical papers and nine books, including Science Set Free, and the co-author of six books. He studied natural sciences at Cambridge and philosophy at Harvard. As a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, he was Director of Studies in cell biology, and was also a Research Fellow of the Royal Society. He worked in Hyderabad, India, as Principal Plant Physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), and also lived for two years in the Benedictine ashram of Fr Bede Griffiths on the bank of the river Cauvery in Tamil Nadu. From 2005-2010, he was Director of the Perrott-Warrick Project for the study of unexplained human and animal abilities, funded from Trinity College, Cambridge. He is currently a Fellow of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Petaluma, California and of Schumacher College in Dartington, England. He lives in London. His web site is www.sheldrake.org Connect with Rupert Sheldrake: https://www.sheldrake.org/ https://www.youtube.com/c/RupertSheldrakePhD Twitter: https://twitter.com/RupertSheldrake Ways To Go Beyond & Why They Work Tell Rupert about your experience: sheldrake@sheldrake.org Connect with Nick Holderbaum: Personal Health Coaching: https://www.primalosophy.com/ https://www.primalosophy.com/unfuckedfirefighter Nick Holderbaum's Weekly Newsletter: Sunday Goods (T): @primalosophy (IG): @primalosophy Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-primalosophy-podcast/id1462578947 Spotify YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBn7jiHxx2jzXydzDqrJT2A The Unfucked Firefighter Challenge
*** Non Profit*** Sadhguru with R Ashwin - Cricket, Corona & Cauvery Jun 4, 2020
Cauvery Madhavan arrived in Sligo, Ireland from India on Valentine's Day 33 years ago. Since then she's lived in Dunboyne, Limerick before settling in Kildare, in a house right beside Rachel. Her latest book 'The Tainted' is set in India in the 1920s and takes a fictionalised view of an actual mutiny that took place by the Connaught Rangers. She joins Rachel and Tony for a crossover episode with The Echo Chamber to discuss her latest book as well as Indian politics and how her community in Straffan, Co Kildare became her family. Follow Cauvery on Twitter @CauveryMadhavan You can buy 'The Tainted' here. Donate to Black Pride Ireland, MASI and MERJ. Become a Tortoise Shack patron - visit www.patreon.com/tortoiseshack
In this video Mukul anna explains how consciously chewing your food 24 times can bring a profound transformation in the way you experience having food. Article on food by Sadhguru:- https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/wisdom/article/how-to-eat-properly To receive program updates and other initiatives for one's well-being from Yogi Re please join the Whatsapp group using the link below - https://bit.ly/yogire-update7 Contact details of Mukul anna Instagram:- https://www.instagram.com/yogire.me/?hl=en Facebook:- https://www.facebook.com/yogire.me/ Website:- https://www.yogire.com/ Aahar:- A yogic perspective on food to boost energy and take charge of your health! https://aahar.yogire.com/ Cauvery calling donation link:- https://www.ishaoutreach.org/en/cauvery-calling/campaigns/yogi-re-cauvery-calling-campaign Hatha yoga teacher finder:- https://www.ishayoga.org/hata/teachertraining/teacher-finder/ Brahma Muhurta article link:- https://isha.sadhguru.org/in/en/wisdom/article/brahma-muhurta-time-to-create-yourself Email: vaisakhsabu90@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vaisu90/ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sadhgurusengineers/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/innerengineering90/ TikTok: @vaisakhsabu7 Snapchat: @vaisu1990 Linkedin: vaisakh sabu
Rupert Sheldrake, PhD is a biologist and author of more than 90 technical papers and nine books, including Ways to Go Beyond , And Why They Work, and the co-author of six books. He studied at Cambridge and Harvard Universities. As a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, he was Director of Studies in Cell Biology, and was also a Research Fellow of the Royal Society. He worked in Hyderabad, India, as Principal Plant Physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), and also lived for two years in the Benedictine ashram of Fr Bede Griffiths on the bank of the river Cauvery in Tamil Nadu. From 2005-2010, he was Director of the Perrott-Warrick Project for the study of unexplained human and animal abilities, funded from Trinity College, Cambridge. He is currently a Fellow of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Petaluma, California and of Schumacher College in Dartington, Devon. He lives in London and is married to Jill Purce, with whom he has two sons. His web site is www.sheldrake.org.
Rupert Sheldrake, PhD is a biologist and author of more than 90 technical papers and nine books, including Ways to Go Beyond , And Why They Work, and the co-author of six books. He studied at Cambridge and Harvard Universities. As a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, he was Director of Studies in Cell Biology, and was also a Research Fellow of the Royal Society. He worked in Hyderabad, India, as Principal Plant Physiologist at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), and also lived for two years in the Benedictine ashram of Fr Bede Griffiths on the bank of the river Cauvery in Tamil Nadu. From 2005-2010, he was Director of the Perrott-Warrick Project for the study of unexplained human and animal abilities, funded from Trinity College, Cambridge. He is currently a Fellow of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Petaluma, California and of Schumacher College in Dartington, Devon. He lives in London and is married to Jill Purce, with whom he has two sons. His web site is www.sheldrake.org.
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Pranitha Subhash seeks Sadhguru's insight into Cauvery, water and the essence of life, while they are in conversation at Krishnarajasagara. [divider] Editor's Note: Connect with Sadhguru! Download the Sadhguru App and get access to Sadhguru’s articles, videos, daily quotes, program info and much more. Available on Android and iOS.
Sadhguru answers a question about the motorcycle he will be riding during the Cauvery Calling campaign. He also explains that Rally for Rivers was purely an awareness campaign to get people’s support to change the national policy. The next step, Cauvery Calling, is a completely different aspect. #CauveryCalling [divider] Editor's Note: Connect with Sadhguru! Download the Sadhguru App and get access to Sadhguru’s articles, videos, daily quotes, program info and much more. Available on Android and iOS.
Come and join to FREE INDIA of water crisis. Let's support farmers to plant 242 crore trees to revitalize Cauvery. [divider] Editor's Note: Connect with Sadhguru! Download the Sadhguru App and get access to Sadhguru’s articles, videos, daily quotes, program info and much more. Available on Android and iOS.
During a conversation with cricketer KL Rahul, Sadhguru explains that he is investing the next 12 years of his life in Cauvery Calling, the campaign to revitalize the Cauvery river by planting 242 crore trees in the Cauvery basin. Plant trees to Save Cauvery at CauveryCalling.org [divider] Editor's Note: Connect with Sadhguru! Download the Sadhguru App and get access to Sadhguru’s articles, videos, daily quotes, program info and much more. Available on Android and iOS.
While Rally for Rivers was about creating awareness and facilitating better policy, it’s time for Action Now with Cauvery Calling – a campaign to revitalize the depleting Cauvery River! Sadhguru explains how Cauvery Calling is a solution to revive Cauvery and improve farmers’ incomes at the same time. [divider] Editor's Note: Connect with Sadhguru! Download the Sadhguru App and get access to Sadhguru’s articles, videos, daily quotes, program info and much more. Available on Android and iOS.
Cricketer KL Rahul was in conversation with Sadhguru on 21 July in Bengaluru, where they spoke about river revitalization, the Cauvery, cricket and lot more. [divider] Editor's Note: Connect with Sadhguru! Download the Sadhguru App and get access to Sadhguru’s articles, videos, daily quotes, program info and much more. Available on Android and iOS.
001 KL Rahul in conversation with Sadhguru - Cauvery Calling
On this week's Reporters Without Orders, Cherry is joined by Rohin and Amit, the latter has just returned from Karnataka. Also, on the panel is NDTV's Shruti Menon.The podcast kicks off with some good news. A Newslaundry report on the Cauvery dispute authored by TR Vivek has won Mumbai Press Club's prestigious RedInk Award in the Environment category.The discussion begins with Cherry questioning media's obsession with Karnataka elections. She asks, “Not all state elections get as much attention. What do you think was different this time?”Shruti answers, “What was different this time was the way the elections panned out. It demanded the kind of attention and coverage it was given.”Nevertheless, Shruti points out that various news events got overshadowed by the election coverage. She says, “One of them, of course, was the Varanasi flyover collapse.”“It did not get wall-to-wall coverage. One of the reasons for that was it happened on the day of the counting.” Explaining the lapse, Shruti says, “Even after the counting day was over, there were no follow-ups for what happened in Varanasi.”Amit disagrees with the argument that some of the state elections don't get as much attention. He says, “Every election post-2014 has gotten an equal amount of coverage in news media.” BJP's electoral juggernaut is one of the reasons behind this, he says. “It's also because of the kind of electoral juggernaut that BJP is running in the country," Amit says in reference to media's post-2014 election coverage.Adding to the discussion, Rohin points out the manner in which Uttar Pradesh's 2017 civil polls was covered by media. He says, “It was being shown to the audience in Delhi. It's importance was projected to such an extent as if the elections were being held at a national level.” He adds, “And TV news journalists were making the analysis of its probable effects on the 2019 (general) elections.”Amit and Shruti recall their experience of dealing with ‘planted stories' while they were on the ground covering Karnataka elections. Shruti says, “It's very easy to fall for a plant because it is very alluring.” She adds, “As a reporter what you need do is to constantly try and check whether the kind of information you're getting is credible or not.”Amit says that it is also about how long the reporter can hold out. “It's also about at what point of time you fall for it or at what point of time you can hold your nerve.”Rohin talks about the dramatic increase in fuel prices -- a news piece that has received less coverage. Rohin gives a thorough breakdown of petrol's MRP if it's brought under the GST tax slab. Doing so could reduce petrol's MRP substantially, he adds. Rohin also points out multiple reasons why rising fuel prices call for a serious discussion.Amit speaks about the march of Aam Aadmi Party leaders to LG's office over CCTV project fiasco which found no space in national media. Amit says, “On a regular news day when you don't have elections, I think this is the news for the entire country!” He adds, “Aam Aadmi Party is the best selling material.”Cherry mentions two news stories that found limited mention in the mainstream media. This includes the layoff of 34 people at ABP Ltd, reported in a brief by The Hoot. She also highlights the dissonance in media coverage between United States' embassy shift from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and the protests by Palestinians during which nearly 60 people were killed when Israeli forces opened fire at them.Shruti speaks about another international story that did not receive any coverage -- ‘The Royal Wedding'. Shruti says, “Mainstream media could not pick it up because it was the exact moment when Yeddyurappa resigned.”#Varanasi #Karnataka #Media coverage #Palestine #Israel See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On this podcast of Reporters Without Orders, the panel is joined by Ishan Kukreti, a reporter from Down to Earth magazine, to discuss the Kathua rape case, Kashmir killings, Salman Khan's conviction and more.Nidhi comments on how the mainstream media did not have any coverage on the lawyers' protest in the Kathua case, "When the charge sheet was filed by the crime branch, the lawyers protested against the same. There was no front-page coverage in the mainstream media. Only Times of India reported it on the front page, everybody else carried it in the inside pages."She also puts forth the fact that 3 killings in the last 7 months in the Kashmir valley have gone under-reported. She finds it “bizarre” that they have only reported the incidents and there have been no follow-ups and investigations.Ishaan discusses the farmers protesting against the Cauvery issue outside an IPL match between CSK-KKR and media's doing "lazy reporting as it is giving attention to IPL through the Cauvery issue”.Cherry also adds on to the Kathua rape case and feels that it deserved more coverage. “Considering the coverage that Salman Khan got wherein at least 9 leading dailies put it on their front page, how does a girl's repeated rape for at least a week does not get a front-page coverage except one column in TOI?” she questions.Manisha states that the probable reason for less coverage could be the 8-year-old victim's disadvantaged background. “I guess this is also to do with the fact that the girl is from the Bakarwal community. If it happens to a middle-class family and an upper-middle-class person, there is media outrage.”While Nidhi feels Salman Khan's conviction was all over the media, Cherry discusses excessive coverage given to Congress' 'chola bathura' breakfast.In the Salman Khan case, Nidhi points out that there was no Bishnoi community representative in the prime-time debate panels. To which Manisha adds, “As per a news report, two Bishnoi members came to stop Salman and he pointed his gun at them. Even under so much pressure, the Bishnoi members haven't changed their testimony in 20 years. There should have been news of their struggle to get justice and not just Bandra people saying Salman is so great.”In relation to the non-filing of FIR against the SC/ST Atrocities Act (2015 amendment), Ishaan talks about how smartly mass land encroachment is happening in areas such as Raigarh.The panel also discusses, I&B ministry's April 4 order to set up a panel to frame regulations for online media. "Even if I want to express my opinion in a Facebook post or on Twitter, there are chances that the government might crack its whip it,” Cherry tells the panel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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On this week's Reporters Without Orders, Cherry is joined by Rohin and Amit, the latter has just returned from Karnataka. Also, on the panel is NDTV's Shruti Menon.The podcast kicks off with some good news. A Newslaundry report on the Cauvery dispute authored by TR Vivek has won Mumbai Press Club's prestigious RedInk Award in the Environment category.The discussion begins with Cherry questioning media’s obsession with Karnataka elections. She asks, “Not all state elections get as much attention. What do you think was different this time?”Shruti answers, “What was different this time was the way the elections panned out. It demanded the kind of attention and coverage it was given.”Nevertheless, Shruti points out that various news events got overshadowed by the election coverage. She says, “One of them, of course, was the Varanasi flyover collapse.”“It did not get wall-to-wall coverage. One of the reasons for that was it happened on the day of the counting.” Explaining the lapse, Shruti says, “Even after the counting day was over, there were no follow-ups for what happened in Varanasi.”Amit disagrees with the argument that some of the state elections don’t get as much attention. He says, “Every election post-2014 has gotten an equal amount of coverage in news media.” BJP's electoral juggernaut is one of the reasons behind this, he says. “It’s also because of the kind of electoral juggernaut that BJP is running in the country," Amit says in reference to media's post-2014 election coverage.Adding to the discussion, Rohin points out the manner in which Uttar Pradesh's 2017 civil polls was covered by media. He says, “It was being shown to the audience in Delhi. It’s importance was projected to such an extent as if the elections were being held at a national level.” He adds, “And TV news journalists were making the analysis of its probable effects on the 2019 (general) elections.”Amit and Shruti recall their experience of dealing with ‘planted stories’ while they were on the ground covering Karnataka elections. Shruti says, “It’s very easy to fall for a plant because it is very alluring.” She adds, “As a reporter what you need do is to constantly try and check whether the kind of information you’re getting is credible or not.”Amit says that it is also about how long the reporter can hold out. “It’s also about at what point of time you fall for it or at what point of time you can hold your nerve.”Rohin talks about the dramatic increase in fuel prices -- a news piece that has received less coverage. Rohin gives a thorough breakdown of petrol's MRP if it’s brought under the GST tax slab. Doing so could reduce petrol's MRP substantially, he adds. Rohin also points out multiple reasons why rising fuel prices call for a serious discussion.Amit speaks about the march of Aam Aadmi Party leaders to LG’s office over CCTV project fiasco which found no space in national media. Amit says, “On a regular news day when you don’t have elections, I think this is the news for the entire country!” He adds, “Aam Aadmi Party is the best selling material.”Cherry mentions two news stories that found limited mention in the mainstream media. This includes the layoff of 34 people at ABP Ltd, reported in a brief by The Hoot. She also highlights the dissonance in media coverage between United States’ embassy shift from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and the protests by Palestinians during which nearly 60 people were killed when Israeli forces opened fire at them.Shruti speaks about another international story that did not receive any coverage -- ‘The Royal Wedding’. Shruti says, “Mainstream media could not pick it up because it was the exact moment when Yeddyurappa resigned.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On this week’s NL Hafta, Abhinandan is joined by Anand Vardhan and Raman Kirpal, with Manisha joining in on the phone from Bangalore.The discussion is kicked off with the Karnataka elections, with Manisha weighing in on the scenario at the local level, saying that the Mandya district held strong support for Kumaraswamy. Talking about the massive coverage of the elections, Anand attributes it to the proliferation of media, and the resulting “over-coverage” of certain issues, adding that it leads to exchange and oversupply of narratives. Raman asserts that he is sure the 2019 elections will see Rajasthan or UP being the deciding factor.The panel has a good laugh as Manisha reveals that BJP leaders like Sambit Patra are doing road shows in order to garner support. She brings the topic to a close, saying that multiple narratives exist in Karnataka with regard to the elections and it is difficult to single out just one.Abhinandan then brings up the recent case in Gurgaon, when there were protests against people offering namaz on the streets. Abhinandan finds it unnecessary and Anand agrees, adding: “The state government had no business making a statement on this issue.”While acknowledging the availability of separate spaces for offering namaz at hospitals and airports, Raman says there have been “no formal complaints in the past”. Manisha concludes the topic by adding: “It’s got nothing to do with obstruction. This crackdown is about religion and showing Muslims their place.”Anand brings up a “news which didn’t gather much attention” in the media, in which a Dalit funeral procession was stopped from going through a Muslim area in Tamil Nadu. Raman feels there is no connection between this and the namaz incident in Gurgaon. Abhinandan brushes off the topic by adding: “A Khattar equivalent is not there.”The “Angry Hanuman” sticker at the back of the cabs caught the panel’s attention. Abhinandan feels it is “used as a symbol of identity”. Anand seems in disagreement over the conspiracy theory behind “Angry Hanuman” and says “you need to have a preconceived notion to see it like that”. Manisha, who is in the ‘Land of Angry Hanuman’, talks about Ram Sena in Karnataka using the photo “as a propaganda”. Abhinandan says the ‘angry’ face is not of relevance to him, but the way it is being used is a matter of debate.The “sheer contempt on the Centre’s delay” over transferring the water of the Cauvery in Karnataka takes the next spot on the agenda. Manisha and Abhinandan feel it is an issue that is rather less discussed in the Karnataka election campaign. On the Iran nuclear deal, Anand feels “Mr Trump has unexpectedly delivered not badly on foreign policy” while walking out of the deal. Raman applauds Iran for the way the Iranian President “handled it really well”. Abhinandan adds: “Trump likes to cock a snook or show a middle finger to what you’d call the presidential way (of) decision-making… he thrives on that”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
IPL was a massive hit when it started in 2008. You had cheerleaders, the signature trumpet sound and a round up some very popular cricketers. Over the years, it lost it’s charm a little but in 2018 again it’s back with a bang. BUT! Yes, there’s always a but. Controversies and IPL go hand in hand. Whether it was Shahrukh Khan being banned from Wankhede Stadium or the latest Cauvery issue which saw some flying shoes at M.A. Chidambaram Stadium, trust IPL for some BIG news apart from cricket.
In this episode of NL Hafta, our in-house team of Madhu Trehan, Abhinandan Sekhri, Anand Vardhan, Raman Kirpal and Manisha Pande is joined by NDTV news editor Madhusudan Srinivas.The team discusses the grisly case of rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua in Jammu and another case of rape in Uttar Pradesh’s Unnao in which a Bharatiya Janata Party Member of Legislative Assembly is accused.Manisha, while pointing at the chilling details of the charge sheet in the Kathua case, says the case was reported by local media since January but took time to reach Delhi TV news studios. Raman Kirpal says, “The national media picked it up really late. If you see the local newspapers in Jammu, they were talking about it. they had been reporting since January. But not the national media.”Attempting to explain why that happened, Abhinandan says, “I think the national media actually took notice of it when a bunch of lawyers chanting Jai Sri Ram prevented a charge-sheet from being filed. That, I think, was the trigger.”Anand speaks on the scary statistics on child rape in India. Being the son of a police officer, he says, he has read up many police diaries that detail the horrific nature of crime in India. “All these cases have horrific details. It is just that we only know few.”Moving on, the team speaks on Mark Zuckerberg’s apology and how unaware the senators questioning him seemed to be. Madhu details how closely the media reported the scene -- focusing on the cushion Zuckerberg sat on, the clothes he wore, the way he drank water, when he smiled and when he smirked.Moving on, our panel talks of violence against journalists in West Bengal while covering Panchayat elections. Journalists from the Times of India and The Indian Express were assaulted, and one was even forcibly undressed.Prompted by a subscriber’s letter, the panel then ventures into a discussion on ‘generalisations’ and wonders if there’s any truth to them. Abhinandan says, "Every sort of humour device rests heavily on generalisations." Anand says that the important thing about generalisations is that they are always done by others.Abhinandan takes the discussion forward by talking about the Cauvery protest in Tamil Nadu. Anand says there is guilt at play on part of the media: “The whole year you don't report about farmers issues. IPL comes and then you juxtapose corporate jazz, owning IPL times.”Madhusudhan points out, "Even Rajnikanth didn't say I am at the gate, stop the damn thing. He just said it would be a nice idea to stop the IPL.”Talking about the fast held by the Congress, Madhu considers it as psychological manipulation. "Psychological trip of you not eating, really people should not care. It might be good at the British times but now its misuse has become ridiculous,” she says.All this and more in this episode of NL Hafta. Listen up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On this podcast of Reporters Without Orders, the panel is joined by Ishan Kukreti, a reporter from Down to Earth magazine, to discuss the Kathua rape case, Kashmir killings, Salman Khan’s conviction and more.Nidhi comments on how the mainstream media did not have any coverage on the lawyers’ protest in the Kathua case, "When the charge sheet was filed by the crime branch, the lawyers protested against the same. There was no front-page coverage in the mainstream media. Only Times of India reported it on the front page, everybody else carried it in the inside pages."She also puts forth the fact that 3 killings in the last 7 months in the Kashmir valley have gone under-reported. She finds it “bizarre” that they have only reported the incidents and there have been no follow-ups and investigations.Ishaan discusses the farmers protesting against the Cauvery issue outside an IPL match between CSK-KKR and media's doing "lazy reporting as it is giving attention to IPL through the Cauvery issue”.Cherry also adds on to the Kathua rape case and feels that it deserved more coverage. “Considering the coverage that Salman Khan got wherein at least 9 leading dailies put it on their front page, how does a girl's repeated rape for at least a week does not get a front-page coverage except one column in TOI?” she questions.Manisha states that the probable reason for less coverage could be the 8-year-old victim’s disadvantaged background. “I guess this is also to do with the fact that the girl is from the Bakarwal community. If it happens to a middle-class family and an upper-middle-class person, there is media outrage.”While Nidhi feels Salman Khan’s conviction was all over the media, Cherry discusses excessive coverage given to Congress’ 'chola bathura' breakfast.In the Salman Khan case, Nidhi points out that there was no Bishnoi community representative in the prime-time debate panels. To which Manisha adds, “ As per a news report, two Bishnoi members came to stop Salman and he pointed his gun at them. Even under so much pressure, the Bishnoi members haven’t changed their testimony in 20 years. There should have been news of their struggle to get justice and not just Bandra people saying Salman is so great.”In relation to the non-filing of FIR against the SC/ST Atrocities Act (2015 amendment), Ishaan talks about how smartly mass land encroachment is happening in areas such as Raigarh.The panel also discusses, I&B ministry's April 4 order to set up a panel to frame regulations for online media. "Even if I want to express my opinion in a Facebook post or on Twitter, there are chances that the government might crack its whip it,” Cherry tells the panel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Journalist TR Vivek joins the Hafta team to discuss his award-winning piece on Cauvery and Kamal Haasan's newly-formed party, 'Makkal Needhi Maiam'. Abhinandan Sekhri, Manisha Pande, Anand Vardhan and Raman Kirpal also talk about #AAPSlapgate and the ongoing controversy. Abhinandan asks what was the reason to call a meeting at midnight? Was the issue really worth it? They also discuss Nirav Modi, the #PNBScam as well as the Rotomac fraud case. Manisha is very sceptical about Justin Trudeau and his visit to India. Anand Vardhan gets involved in an exciting debate with the rest of the panellists as they discuss Uttar Pradesh's 'encounter policy'. There is also a bunch of e-mails from our subscribers. Listen up, there is a song dedication too! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week, The Musafir Stories speaks to Sai Kumar as we continue disucssing his ascent towards Leh-Ladakh after having successfully covered the terrains of the Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Punjab. So sit back and enjoy part 2 of the Great Indian Road trip! Time of the year - July Length of the itinerary: 77 days, 11,124kms!!! Itinerary Highlights: Sai continues his journey from Amritsar towards Ladakh, albeit with a slight change of plan due to the unrest in Srinagar. He finds a travel companion in Peter, a British explorer who has been riding his bike across the world, and the two set off towards Kashmir via the challenging Sach Pass, the mother of all passes! This was one of the most challenging stretches of the road trip, yet completely pristine and serene. There were a couple of landslides to deal with as well as streams to cross! Finally a stop at Killar for the night, after almost 16 hours on the road Continue riding towards Key long, the last base before riding towards Leh with a stopover at Udaipur(HP) and Saarchu! Start early, pass Pang before you hit the Leh-Manali highway and enjoy riding on good roads after a long time. Finally reach Leh on day 36! Sai spends about two weeks here where he meets up with family traveling from Bangalore! Some things to do are Pangong Lake, slightly over-rated according to Sai. Visit monasteries like Thiksey monastery, Shanti Stupa, the market place of Leh. Homestays is a good way to interact with the locals and be closer to the local culture. Treks to Nubra valley, seeing camels, Kargil war museum and tons of things to do in this beautiful town of Leh! Finally start the descend downwards (although the original plan was to travel south east towards Assam, the flood situation in Bihar, UP and Assam forced Sai to change directions again) Leh - Jaspa - Manali- Chandigarh. Finally get to enjoy the good roads after close to a month and enjoy some good food! Ride towards Delhi for a short trip and enjoy the sights around NCR before heading out towards Agra! Hit the Yamuna express way to reach Agra in a whiff! Watch the mighty Taj Mahal in all its glory and Sai also got to celebrate his birthday in Agra, albeit he was a bit sick From here heads off towards MP where Khajuraho is his next stop - exploring the iconic temples and learning about the history of the place. Hiring a local tourist guide would be beneficial. Start riding towards AP and Telangana and reach Hyderabad!Feeling closer to home! Enjoy the sights of Hyderabad! Get some rest and head off towards Bangalore! Sai had to suffer another scare as there were Cauvery water related riots in Bangalore and parts of Tamil Nadu. Sai manages to get away to Hosur before things get out of hand. Sai continues towards Madurai and visits the Meenakshi Amman temple, an architectural marvel! Sai next heads off to Kanyakumari, enjoys Onam festivites on the way, enjoying some Sadya - the traditional meal of Onam! Visit the Swami Vivekananda rock memorial and museum to know more about his journey across India! Before finishing off the journey, Sai decides to join his family for the Sabarimala pilgrimage after which he returns back to Coimbatore - where it all started. A bitter-sweet feeling, on one hand you are back to the comforts of home, but deep down, you know your freedom you enjoyed during the trip is going to die a gradual death! Links: Link to Sai's blog - www.planetsai.com Link to the photo story - http://imgur.com/a/aE9nR #travel #trip #road #bike #India #IncredibleIndia #TheMusafirStories #SaiKumar #Ladakh #British #explorer #Kashmir #Sach #Pass #Killar #Pangong #Lake #3Idiots #Thiksey #monastery #Yamuna #TajMahal #Hyderabad #Swami #Vivekananda #Memorial #Coimbatore
Amit Shah, Bharatiya Janata Party's president, called Gandhi a 'chatur baniya' and that kicked up quite a storm in the media. Did Shah's remark get unnecessary media attention or was it important to discuss the implications of it considering the position he holds? T R Vivek, journalist and author, joins the Hafta gang to discuss this, along with Ramachandra Guha's column in The Indian Express stating that Gandhi had transcended caste and a rebuttal to his piece by Newslaundry columnist Tejas Harad. Abhinandan Sekhri, Anand Ranganathan, Manisha Pande and Anand Vardhan, along with our guest, Vivek, discuss the Cauvery issue, farmers protests in Madhya Pradesh and loan waivers announced by the state governments. Are loan waivers a feasible solution? The team also discusses Information & Broadcasting ministry's decision to deny certificate to three films for screening at Kerala festival and more. And there are two song dedications too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
原创 氪星情报局 2017-05-09 10:31去年夏天的一个早晨，班加罗尔郊区，Manjunath脸色阴沉地站在一辆咖啡色的运水车顶上。他是一个年轻的小伙子，正在等着这辆车装满水——1850加仑。水源来自数百英尺深的钻井，电泵把水从深处抽上来，注入混凝土蓄水池里，一根水管从蓄水池中探出，在泥丛中蜿蜒着连上Manjunath运水车的水箱。水灌进水箱里传出的隐约声音，好像雨水拍打在金属片上。水箱被灌满水后，Manjunath拔出管子，爬下车顶再钻进驾驶室，把车沿着Whitefield郊区刚铺好的沥青路开走，一路上经过了很多尚未竣工的建筑楼宇，水泥甚至都没干利索，为了让摩托和行人能够让开路，他不得不一个劲儿地按着喇叭。Whitefield差不多无时无刻不在堵车，在过去的二十多年里，Oracle、戴尔、IBM、通用电气等公司以及数不清的IT产业园在此安家落户，光鲜的建筑物拔地而起，Uber的司机们载客之余也会把它们当做地标。当人们说起班加罗尔是印度的“硅谷”时，他们说的其实是Whitefield。不过在Manjunath等人看来，这地方就没那么有吸引力了——又小又挤，比过去更加饱受空间不足之苦。15分钟后，Manjunath驾车拐进一个工业园的后门，这个园区属于华为公司，这家中国电信公司的产品以物美价廉著称。他把车停在停车场的一角，墙边草丛中，有一根金属水管从地里探出头来。一根橡胶管耷拉在金属管的进水口，Manjunath轻车熟路把水箱和橡胶管接好。打开龙头卸水之余，他坐在车边上剔起牙来。运水工们在Whitefield在水站排队等候装水。摄影：Mahesh Shantaram班加罗尔正在以惊人的速度消耗水资源。全世界的城市，从美国西部到几乎每个印度的大城市，近年来都饱受缺水之苦，焦头烂额，班加罗尔是其中的典型代表，也是极端代表。去年夏天，印度科学理工学院（Indian Institute of Science）的一位教授宣称班加罗尔将在2020年无法居住，不过他后来延后了该时间，但尽管如此，班加罗尔市供水和治污委员会的官员P. N. Ravindra表示，“预测也没差多少，我们的地下水基本是耗光了。”过去的班加罗尔湖泊数百，现如今只剩下了区区81个。大量湖泊要么被填开发，要么被填铺路。从2012年起，每年班加罗尔都会遭受干旱。去年班加罗尔首府Karnataka的降水量是四年来最低的一次。当然导致班加罗尔缺水的原因不仅仅是气候变化，还有城市发展、包括技术产业的快速增长共同酿成了这次危机。重复全球其他城市的城市化路径，班加罗尔的人口从2001年的570万猛增到如今的1050万，几乎翻了一倍，到2020年，预计有超过200万的IT专家会生活在这儿。从2000年来，班加罗尔的城市发展的速度远远超过了地下水管道的更新和扩展速度，混凝土层和沥青路面遍布全市，阻碍了地表水下渗。过去的班加罗尔湖泊数百，并引以为傲，现如今只剩下了区区81个。大量湖泊要么被填开发，要么被填铺路。而仅存的81个湖中，也已经有过半数被污染。市政水网系统不仅疏于拓展，更是千疮百孔。有一部分建成社区的供水虽然相对稳定可靠，但也有44%的其他社区要么年久失修、管道渗漏，要么被小偷堂而皇之的窃走。夏天一来，情况更加严峻，连城市供水系统的人都难逃短缺之虞。对水资源的巨量需求给地下水带来了灾难，井主人们把井打得越来越深，水位线也下降的越来越厉害，许多地方已经从150-200英尺猛降到1000英尺。大量的井水永久干涸，供水工作很大程度上被Manjunath所在的私人运水公司及其他类似公司接手。据估计，在班加罗尔，有大约1000到3000辆这样的卡车，它们每天运送数百万吨的水，而这些车的主人们——他们拥有并指挥水车——完全掌控了私水供应，甚至有能力组建卡特尔，操纵价格，横行霸市。政府官员们喜欢将这些人称为“私水黑帮”。“私水黑帮”这个词让人立马联想到《疯狂的麦克斯》——一小伙匪帮操纵着冒着黑烟的卡车队伍，把持着这座城市的供水命脉。当我第一次听说班加罗尔面临的危机时，我怎么也不能把这可怕的情形同这座我一生中多次前往的大城市联系起来。如今班加罗尔因缺水导致的崩溃迫在眉睫，可它面对危机所做出的回应却漫不经心，似乎已经预示了这座城市行将就木的未来。而在此刻，Manjunath看到水箱的水已经卸完，便扔掉手里的牙签钻进驾驶室，开启了他的又一次运水之旅，毕竟这点儿水可还满足不了华为公司蓄水池的胃口。紧邻华为园区的Kundalahalli湖几近干涸，正在疏浚河道以清淤去污。摄影：Mahesh ShantaramThayappa是Iblur地区的一位私水大亨，我最先从他的一位客户那儿了解到他。Iblur位于班加罗尔东南边缘，距离Whitefield大约9英里。15年前这儿还是个村庄，现在则是已发展到郊区模样，这里公寓林立，为大量涌入的IT公司的员工提供住宿。Thayappa的客户住在Iblur错综复杂的建筑物中的一幢，这里有1500间公寓，条件优渥，不仅有网球场，还有游泳池。作为公寓居住联盟的一员，这位客户的主要任务就是跟这些私水大亨们打交道。她邀请我到Iblur去，给我讲述她同这些人斗智斗勇的故事，不过当我坐在休息厅等着她的时候，透过玻璃门，我看见她正在外面同另一个联盟成员争辩着什么，肢体动作十分激烈。当他们坐下跟我交谈时，那位男性成员——当地雅虎公司前雇员——坚持认为私水大亨们的行为并无不妥。每当这位女士想向我讲点什么的时候，这位男士都会打断她，并固执地认为没什么可抱怨的。2011年的时候，有人因指认一位据称是当地私水大亨的人而被打断了肋骨。过了几天后我再打给她的时候，她拒绝了我，这位女士说，“他怕如果我们的名字见诸报端，那帮人会切断我们的水源供应，我们别无选择，因为用水还得靠他们。”据这位女士说，Thayappa是Iblur这里维持公寓供水的六个大亨之一，用户们的用水不得不依赖他们。为了方便起见，他们把整个公寓大致划分为六个片区，每人负责一个，但毫无疑问Thayappa是这个卡特尔的头头。每次她试图跟自己片区的供水负责人讨价还价的时候，他都会说：“Thayappa不会同意的。”单这位女士所在的片区每天就会购买超过42000加仑的水，这大概是25箱水车的量，都是从附近的钻井运过来的。2015年她跟供水人说定每车水价格为7.5美元，但仅仅六个月后，在Thayappa的要求下，整个卡特尔就单方面把价格提高到了8.25美元，一年来片区的用水成本就增加了6800美元。而较小的公寓片区被强行要求达到一个最低用水限度，哪怕他们根本用不了那么多水。如果公寓被接入财政大量补贴的城市供水系统，其实一水车的用水成本才只有70美分而已。为了开辟水源，公寓也尝试着自己钻井，虽然数目有22个之多，但却不怎么管用。哪怕他们钻进了深达900英尺的地方，也还是一无所获。2015年，绝望之余，这位女士给一家距离很远的供水人打电话接洽，最终有人愿意以6.75美元一车的价格供水，但不久后就打了退堂鼓，原因是进入了别人的地盘。“这活我没法接”，他说，“你们可没跟我说你们公寓在Iblur。”有时候，这种故事就有些血腥和可怕了。2011年，另一个社区，一个人因指认一位据称是当地私水大亨的人而被打断了肋骨。有些市议会议员和地方政客自己就运营着贩水车队，或者私下里允许这些非法商业活动以赚取回扣。距离Iblur不远处的Bommanahalli的一家公寓，供水委员会的官员关闭了所有的供水管道，坚持认为这些管道都是非法安装的。2011年，每月多交将近1250美元的水费促使这些住户们自己打井，而这项工作刚开始没多久，一位私水大亨就带着两个人来到现场。“他们看上去挺正常的”，当时公寓的一位住户、电影制片人Padma Ravi表示，“除了手里拿着砍刀以外，他们说不能在这儿打井，挖掘工作最终不得不在警方的监督和保护之下完成。”获悉他的名字后不久，我就打给Thayappa希望能够跟他见面。他在电话里告诉我让我在主交叉口等着，他会来找我，口气懒洋洋地不耐烦。他爽约了，而我等了4个小时。那两条不怎么宽的路的交叉口的一角有一个鱼摊和茶店，我就在它们之间石凳上等着。偶然间，一辆运水车的水管松了，水流出来淌进卡车车身。空了的卡车返回Iblur的钻井重新装水，发出隆隆的吼声。在我给Thayappa打了无数个电话但无人接听，最终放弃等待之前，我数了数。总共过去了57辆运水车。一辆给Whitefield的IT公司送水的运水车。摄影：Mahesh Shantaram在像IBM 和 Sun Microsystems这样的IT巨头们1990年代中期把业务转移到班加罗尔那会，这座城市的地理还称得上是得天独厚。班加罗尔位于几条山系之上，海拔超过3000英尺，这让班加罗尔四季如春，拥有了凉爽的夜晚、宜人的午后。而班加罗尔所处的地形又使得这座城市年降水量可达33英寸。从附近最近的河流——班加罗尔南部距离53英里的Cauvery河——取水是不可行也是不方便的。班加罗尔历史上一向以善于治水而著称。这座城市在16世纪建立之初，它的首领Kempe Gowda挖掘了城市的第一个湖泊来分洪蓄水。后来的继任者和英国殖民者开挖了更多，1986年的统计数据表明有389个湖泊，星星点点地分布在班加罗尔各处。早在1895年，班加罗尔就开始用蒸汽机从蓄水池中抽水了；而10年后，它又成为了全印度第一个运用电泵的城市。20世纪30年代，这座城市又安装了全印度第一个水表。运水车是市场对班加罗尔失败的公共政策的强势回应。当IT产业发展全面铺开之后，市政规划仿佛就停顿了一般，要不然就是赶不上产业飞速发展的步伐了。2004年《纽约时报》专栏作家托马斯 · 弗里德曼在班加罗尔之行后发表了那句“世界是平的”的著名论断。这座城市——从默默无闻的小城到美国的IT产业后花园——有力地佐证了弗里德曼所说的全球化迅速扩张的事实。但是，资源的日益紧张恐怕不怎么会反映在弗里德曼的专栏作品中，而只会有意无意地出现在城市自身的演算里。道路工程和工业园区蚕食着湖泊，工业废水残渣污染着水体。现如今班加罗尔最引人瞩目的反倒不是它鳞次栉比的软件工程园区大楼，而是它最大的湖泊，Bellandur。注入Bellandur湖的径流携带着有毒化学品，脏的令人难以想象，湖水会周期性地燃起大火。湖面上飘起的厚重的灰褐色的烟尘要么扑向Iblur的那些公寓，要么扑向坐落在Sarjapur街道上那些IT公司。忽视带来的是漏洞，跟反复无常的气候变化也起了抵触。运水车是市场对班加罗尔失败的公共政策的强势回应。政府负责改善基础设施的特别工作组负责人R. K. Misra表示，市场行为其实更加剧了旧秩序的机能障碍，他说：“没有政客和警方的纵容，这些非法活动不会这么猖獗”。Misra在谈到这些水市场的寡头时自然而然地就用了“匪帮”这个词。这种所谓的商业活动带有明显的组织犯罪的痕迹，他说：无营业许可、偶发性暴力以及政商勾结。政界沆瀣一气，从市政官员到议会议员都在收受回扣。“这些大亨们在竞选时为政客们捐助献金”，Misra说，结果就是“这些大亨们肆意妄为，无人约束。”班加罗尔郊外的Suncity Gloria公寓，这样的公寓很可能是给附近的跨国企业比如Cisco、英特尔和沃尔玛的员工居住的。摄影：Mahesh ShantaramThayappa放了我鸽子的第二天，我回到了Iblur再次联系他。他说，“你干嘛不明天中午来呢？”我只好顺他的意思，告诉他第二天在上次的鱼摊和茶店那里等着他。这一次等了大约一个半小时，他骑着摩托车来了，一辆在太阳光下闪闪发亮的银灰色Royal Enfield Bullet。自我介绍之后我指着他来的方向——他所居住的一个小村子，问他，“也许我们可以去你住的地方谈谈？”他显得很勉强。“我们就在这儿谈”，他说。我们走到一家椰子摊的油毡顶下面。摊主认得Thayappa，从椅子上起来，把椅子上的灰尘拍掉，请Thayappa坐。如果没水的话，这些人怎么办？你可以说这是犯罪，随便你，但人们总要喝水。Thayappa是一个发际线堪忧的中年男人，他穿着柠檬色的衬衣和灰色涤纶裤子，戴着棕色镜片的墨镜，镜片下的眼睛中迷茫和精明并存。我看得到他的右眼皮肿胀着，仿佛被什么虫子咬过。他留着小胡子，脸上的胡茬泛着微光，展示出一个冷漠寡言的人物形象，对事件的真相虚与委蛇。Thayappa说他已经退出了这个行业，现在只有一辆送水车；然后又改口说他的队伍已经把车从四辆缩到了两辆；然后又改口说他其实有两辆小卡车和一辆大卡车。过去这里曾是农田，Thayappa说，他比划着，声音中怀有一丝眷恋。Iblur过去是农村，Thayappa家世世代代居住在这里。然后班加罗尔就把整个村庄吞并了，Thayappa是Iblur最先进入供水行业的几个人之一，那是2003和2004年的事儿了，那会儿村子周围公寓遍布，住户们在这儿安了家，水井也是那时候起逐渐干涸的。“村子里面本来有20口井的”，Thayappa，现在能用的也只有5口了。所以Thayappa的车队得去更远的地方找水。当话题谈到他供水业务的细节上时，Thayappa变得警惕起来，开始闪烁其词。我把那个公寓里的女士讲给我的故事告诉了Thayappa，问他是否强迫客户每天购买最低限度的用水，Thayappa否认了这一说法。我又问道他们是否争夺势力范围和顾客，他问道，“什么争夺？跟谁争夺？”我问他是否和Iblur其他的寡头们一起串谋哄抬水价，他同样对此进行了否认。“人心不足蛇吞象啊”，他隐晦地表达，“什么都要吞了，那怎么可能？”“他们把这种供水活动称为黑社会犯罪”，我说。“如果没水的话，这些人怎么办？你可以说这是犯罪，随便你，但人们总要喝水，” Thayappa说，“而班加罗尔一天比一天热。”“这个夏天温度要有40摄氏度呢，以前这么几十年这儿可从来没有过，他们填平湖泊然后盖起大楼，”他又一次挥动双手比划着，这一次的姿势中却不再有眷恋，而是巨大的挫败感，“这座城市去哪儿给这些人找水呢？再有两三年我们的水也就用的差不多了，然后这些公寓楼也就空了，他们该搬的搬，该走的走。”喜马拉雅供水公司的所有人，Bhaskar Gowda在自己位于Whitefield的水站。摄影：Mahesh Shantaram根据一种理论，这种灾难是可以避免的，但除非班加罗尔在水资源管理上做出根本改变。城市规划专家S. Vishwanath成为了这个城市水资源可持续利用的福音传播者，他相信改变水资源的管理可以给这座城市带来新生。这个留着长头发和络腮胡的高瘦男人拒绝驯服，他把班加罗尔的用水困境看作是一种轮回救赎之道。他在社交网络上贴出不同的水的照片：井水和湖水，水洼和河流，景致祥和，充满了田园牧歌的风情和返璞归真的美好，令人几乎置身于古印度的桃花源。Vishwanath表示，如果班加罗尔的建筑物都安装了雨水灌溉系统，如果城市对废水循环利用，如果减少混凝土覆盖并恢复湖泊，那么地下水的回填就可能实现，班加罗尔就可能免于水匮乏之忧。维持卡车队伍代价高昂，载着大量的水连轴转地运送对卡车的损耗非常巨大。挑战在于把这些改革落实在行动上。举个例子，2009年班加罗尔立法要求建筑物必须收集和循环使用雨水，不过应者寥寥。到如今为止遵从这一规定的也只有一半的建筑物。检察人员可以被收买，监管规则也能够被任意曲解。对于私人供水公司来说，这一法律的有效性早就被班加罗尔混乱的治理方式、腐败的官僚系统和畸形的繁文缛节给消灭的无影无踪了。至于私人供水的车队，Vishwanath也为他们想好了未来。“谁说供水就一定要通过管道呢？”他认为这些车队应当接受监管而不是逍遥法外，不过考虑到腐败的官僚系统，这个挑战可不小。他认为，供水的市场不能只有一个，政府监管的供水方不是唯一的供水方。他说，在印度还有左派自由主义者，要求政府为用水提供补贴，造成的结果就是“没人在意用水的真正成本”。对于那些私水大亨们和他们的客户，用水的真实成本也在攀升。在Whitefield我见到了Bhaskar Gowda，他和他的兄弟共为喜马拉雅供水公司的所有人，这家公司雇佣了Manjunath并保证华为公司的用水。Gowda不是行业翘楚，公司甚至连中等规模都没达到。他只是几百个小供水人中的一个，有那么两三辆车。他住在一个叫Hoskote的村子，距离班加罗尔10英里远，家里有六亩地，不过在地下水位从300英尺猛降到1200英尺时遭了秧。10年前，Gowda用他的积蓄买了三辆卡车中的一辆。他在Whitefield深处的社区的一家屋顶上租了一间火柴盒大小的房子当办公室，房子角落里放着一台电视机，还堆着小山一般的衣服，更多的衣服则挂在墙上。六月一个下雨的早晨，Gowda和我坐在他房间的地板上，他给我一小杯茶，将他的供水业务种种难处娓娓道来。“送水挣来的钱”，他说，“简直跟水差不多——不够塞牙缝的。真是应了那句花钱如流水。”这是一个体格健壮的男人，留着小胡子，衣服打着补丁，项链和耳环的金子成色很一般。当他点起一根烟时动作迅速，然后用拇指和食指把烟掐着。Gowda有三辆卡车，其中两辆分别载水1850加仑，第三量可以载水将近4000加仑，买这些车要在银行贷款10500美元到27000美元。他收水的价格是3美元一车，夏天3.75一车，因为有时候一天停电很多次。卖水的价格是7.5美元一车。他的雇员是5个带薪司机，维持卡车队伍代价高昂，载着大量的水连轴转地运送对卡车的损耗非常巨大。Gowda说，卡车在班加罗尔窄小拥挤的街道不好操控，当卡车有时候剐蹭了有些鲁莽年轻的驾驶的宝马或者丰田时，他不得不出面解决，赔付损失。而其实利润也没有多少，麻省理工学院的一位城市研究人员发现，一辆运水车挣得的利润中位数每月只有350-440美元。城市规划专家S. Vishwanath成为了这个城市水资源可持续利用的福音传播者。摄影：Mahesh Shantaram客户们昼夜不停地给Gowda打电话，他掏出他的三星手机给我看半夜那会儿收到的电话，公司要求在员工们来上班之前把蓄水池装满。如果有那个司机没空，Gowda还得亲自驾车上阵应付。“什么犯罪，什么黑帮，这活紧张地要命好吗？”他说，“这些IT公司的员工们每天早晨都要冲澡，我只有在能找到空闲的时候才赶紧洗一个。”私水大亨们把费用转嫁到客户身上，传递了供水的真实成本。Thayappa同样向我抱怨了工作的艰苦性质和与此相关的巨大成本，而这些成本在将来还将不可避免地升高，因为地下水下降的更深了。一位钻井人士告诉我，打头250英尺的时候，成本只有83美分，但是超过1100英尺之后，每增加一英尺的成本是6.75美元。私水大亨们通过间接运作把费用转嫁到客户身上，也传递了供水的真实成本。当价格上升到足够使客户们感到肉疼时，他们就会开始积攒雨水来灌溉，开始恢复湖泊，以及遵从Vishwanath的其他建议。如果这样的话，班加罗尔就能成为一个水资源紧缺城市的模范。如果不能，那全世界就看着班加罗尔的衰败吧。Gowda邀请我哪天早晨跟车一起去体验一下送水的过程，因此不久后我又回到了Whitefield并找到了喜马拉雅公司。看得出来，Gowda那天早晨忙里偷闲地洗了个澡。他的头发还是湿的，坐在地板上，手腕上搭了条粉色的毛巾，正在研究账本。我到的时候他已经穿好了衣服，我坐着他的摩托车，他载我沿路而下，安排我跟Manjunath见面。接下来的几个小时里，Manjunath和我在喜马拉雅公司的钻井和华为公司之间来来回回。每一次我们回到会为公司的后门，道路都会略显拥堵——不光是因为Uber司机们以及员工们的汽车和摩托车，还有其他供水公司的送水卡车。这些送水的卡车有大有小，最小的卡车被拖拉机牵引着，看上去似乎只能装几百加仑的水，在旁边4000加仑载水量的巨兽面前就像一个小油桶。有些卡车看上去很新，但大多数都很老旧，或多或少都会从锈孔中漏出点水来。它们共同组成了一条长长的但是耐心的队伍，喷着烟气，载着的水不时滴在路面上。
Every distress or drought year the historical Cauvery water dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu flares up. 2016 is such a year and for over a month now a bitter water war is being waged. The matter is at a legal and political impasse. Coming off badly in all of this is Karnataka, that’s refused to share Cauvery river water and has already defied the Supreme Court in the process. In the middle of this crisis, that’s making his state look more villain than victim, is Karnataka’s Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. From the highly emotive Cauvery water dispute to the agrarian crisis, coping with personal tragedy and the future of the Congress party, he’s talking to Anuradha SenGupta on Off Centre. #News18.com
Bengaluru, the start-up capital of India came to a standstill during the Cauvery protests in mid-September 2016. During all this chaos, it was Bengaluru city police that not only controlled the mayhem on-ground but also online! Tune in to know about the Bengaluru city police and how they utilized the social media platforms. Listen to Rajesh Basavaraj as he sheds light on social media listening. Social media listening is the process of identifying and assessing what is being said about a company, individual, product or brand on the Internet. The 69th episode of Digital India Podcast on FIR Podcast Network is brought to you by staffs and students of Web Marketing Academy.Continue Reading → The post Digital India #069 : Bengaluru City Police Killing it on Social Media appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.
On this episode of Cyrus Says, listen to Cock and Bull, which is a monthly segment where Amit Doshi (@doshiamit) and Mae Thomas (@maebemaebe) join Cyrus in the studio to rant about the latest goings-on from around the world, ranging from the profound to the absolutely mundane. In this episode, the trio banter about: How NASA debunked the astrological sun signs. The latest Kapil Sharma fiasco with the BMC. Coldplay's upcoming overpriced concert in Mumbai. Why Hillary Clinton fainting is working against her. The big issue with the Cauvery debate and the ensuing riots. Follow Cyrus Says on Facebook: https://goo.gl/Ekg9Iy You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/
Supreme Court's notice to Karnataka regarding the Cauvery keeps both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu on the edge, but was the media coverage a little too hyperbolic? Also, is 'Why no pellet guns?' a justified question? RSS generated heat with Kerala over festival myths and caused a debate over what precisely is the nature of Onam. Indian Express did superb investigative reporting (once again) on Jan Dhan One-Rupee Trick. Indian media showered all their attention on Aam Aadmi Party, Pakistan and Balochistan. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal got into a Twitter brawl with Shekhar Gupta and Rahul Kanwal (does AAP need a better PR team? Yes). Pictures of Dhaka's streets filled with blood-red water raises the age old question of sacrificing rituals once again. Join Anand Ranganathan, Abhinandan Sekhri, Madhu Trehan and Deepanjana Pal, along with our guest this week Dhanya Rajendran, Editor-in-chief of The News Minute, to discuss all this and much more on this week's Hafta.For references visit:http://www.newslaundry.com/2016/09/16/hafta-85-should-it-be-indiafirst-or-journalismfirst/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We move our focus to the South of the Vindhyas this week as columnist T S Sudhir, Hyderabad-based journalist & author, joins us on this episode of NL Hafta. Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are at it again — the Cauvery dispute has escalated again, Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu accepted a special package instead of a special status from the Centre, while in Kerala, the Rashtra Swayamsevak Sangha (RSS) and Communists are at loggerheads. We also discuss mixed reactions to Mother Teresa’s canonisation in India, ABP News plunging to new depths with #MinisterSexScandal (while targeting Newslaundry), separatists refusing to meet all party delegation and Navjot Singh Sidhu’s new front in Punjab — it’s a packed episode this week. Listen up as Abhinandan Sekhri, Anand Ranganathan & Deepanjana Pal discuss and dissect the week’s news. And we have a song dedicated to Rahul baba this time. Enjoy!For references visit:http://www.newslaundry.com/2016/09/09/hafta-84-mother-teresa-saint-or-sinner/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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In the South Indian basement, several crustal-scale amphibolite facies shear zones occur between high-grade metamorphic units with a different geological history: the EW-trending Moyar Shear Zone (MSZ) is a zone of predominantly dip-slip transport separating the Archaean Dharwar Craton in the north from the late Archaean Nilgiri Block in the south. The NE-SW-trending, dextral-transpressive Bhavani Shear Zone (BSZ) constitutes the southern boundary of the Nilgiri Block in its western part and bounds the southern Dharwar Craton further east. South of the BSZ, the high-grade metasediments and metaintrusives of the Maddukarai region are separated from the 0.6 Ga-metamorphic Madurai Block by the EW-trending dextral Palghat Shear Zone (PSZ). MSZ, BSZ and PSZ are regarded as parts of the prominent Cauvery shear system. The N-S-trending sinistral Kollegal Shear Zone (KSZ), which transects the Dharwar Craton, is cut off by the Cauvery shear system. These shear zones play an important role in reconstructing the position of India within the East Gondwana terrane assembly. A combined Sm-Nd, Rb-Sr and U-Pb isotopic study was carried out on granulite remnants, amphibolite facies (mylonitic) gneisses and pre-, syn- und postmetamorphic intrusives in order to examine the tectonometamorphic evolution of the MSZ, BSZ, PSZ and KSZ. Whole rock data The majority of relic and retrogressed granulites from the MSZ (TDM 2.3–3.1 Ga) and BSZ (TDM 2.6-2.9 Ga) show late Archaean average crustal residence ages. With respect to their LIL-, Nb-depleted tonalitic nature and Nd-model ages, these rocks resemble the neighbouring Nilgiri granulites. Mylonitic gneisses and granulite remnants from the BSZ yielded a Sm-Nd-whole rock-age of 2520 ± 150 Ma (εNd(t) +0.6; MSWD = 2.2), which is interpreted as protolith age. I-Type granites and tonalites, which intruded the MSZ ~620 Ma ago (87Sr/86Sri 0.7039), gave unusually young Nd model ages of 1.8-1.9 Ma suggesting derivation from a Mid- to Neoproterozoic upper mantle source, presumably with minor contribution of an older crust. An allochthonous quarzite (TDM 3.3 Ga) of the BSZ is regarded as counterpart of the Archaean Sargur group, which is exposed in schist belts of the Dharwar Craton. As suggested by geochemical features (LIL-, Nd-rich granitoids) and Neoarchaean-Palaeoproterozoic Nd-model ages (TDM 2.3-3.0 Ga), the PSZ-gneisses show affinity to the adjacent Madurai Block. Sheared orthogneisses from the KSZ show Mesoarchaean average crustal residence ages (TDM 3.2-3.3 Ga) typical for Dharwar Craton gneisses. Mineral dating on granulites Mineral age data of relic granulites from the MSZ, BSZ and PSZ provide evidence for the metamorphic precursor history of the shear zone rocks: gnt-plag-px-granulites from low-strain domains yielded Sm-Ndgarnet- whole rock ages of 2355 ± 22 Ma (εNd(t) -1.4) for the MSZ and 2329 ± 19 Ma (εNd(t) -2.0) for the BSZ, both recording late-stage Palaeoproterozoic granulitisation of the rocks and corresponding with garnet data from the Nilgiri Block. Correlated low εNd-initial values reflect the short time span between crustal genesis and garnet crystallisation. Further Sm-Nd mineral data from BSZ-granulites are between 1275 ± 10 Ma and 1106 ± 48 Ma (garnet/plagioclase-whole rock-pairs; εNd(t) –5.8 to –25.4), indicating a Mesoproterozoic metamorphic imprint. A charnockite from the southern BSZ, which is interpreted as a separate lithological unit, yielded a reproducable Sm-Nd-garnet-whole rock age of 1705 ± 11 Ma (εNd(t) –12.4), presumably recording late Palaeoproterozoic metamorphism. Mineral dating on gneisses and younger intrusives Amphibolite facies rocks with younger fabrics yielded Neoproterozoic to early Palaeozoic mineral age data for the MSZ, BSZ and PSZ: Sm-Nd mineral ages from gneiss-mylonites imply a first stage of early Pan-African shearing in the MSZ ~745 Ma ago (garnet/plagioclase-hornblende-pairs: 743 ± 13 Ma, 747 ± 75 Ma) and in the BSZ ~730 Ma ago (garnetwhole rock-pair: 726 ± 9 Ma). This tectonic stage immediately followed a period of anorogenic alkalimagmatism in the eastern continuation of the BSZ suggesting that it may be attributed to an overall extensive regime. A second stage of late Pan-African shearing in the MSZ at ~620 Ma is constrained by statistically equivalent concordant U-Pb zircon ages that are interpreted to record crystallisation of syndeformative intrusives with Itype characteristics (granite: 616 ± 19 Ma, tonalite: 633 ± 23 Ma). Coeval to slightly younger metamorphic garnet growth in adjacent MSZ-gneisses and -mylonites is reflected by Sm-Nd-garnet-whole rock ages between 624 ± 9 Ma and 591 ± 5 Ma. Subsequent postdeformative cooling in the MSZ is constrained by Rb-Sr micawhole rock ages (muscovite: 594 ± 23 Ma; biotite: 603 ± 12 Ma to 547 ± 7 Ma). The 620 Ma-shearing event in the MSZ predates late Pan-African tectonometamorphism in the BSZ, which, according to garnet crystallisation, occurred ~550 Ma ago (Deters-Umlauf, 1997). Amphibolite facies shear deformation in the PSZ is even younger, as suggested by a Sm-Nd-garnet-whole rock age of 521 ± 8 Ma. A lower limit for the age of ductile shearing in the BSZ is provided by a Sm-Nd-garnet-whole rock-age of 513 ± 5 Ma reflecting postdeformative emplacement of a pegmatitic dyke in mylonitic host gneisses. According to Rb- Sr-mica age dating, postdeformative cooling of the sheared BSZ-gneisses (biotite-whole rock-pairs: 508 to 491 ± 12 Ma) and the undeformed dyke (muscovite-K'feldspar: 504 ± 13 Ma, biotite-K'feldspar: 488 ± 12 Ma) as well as cooling of the PSZ-gneisses (biotite-whole rock-pairs: 486, 487 and 488 ± 12 Ma) may have been slightly diachronous. In summary, the new geochronological data provide evidence for non-synchronousity of late Pan-African tectonometamorphism in the MSZ, BSZ and PSZ. At the time of structurally-controlled amphibolite facies metamorphism, all reworked gneisses had negative εNd(t) values (–24.7 to -9.4) reflecting their earlier crustal evolution. Sinistral shearing along the KSZ is not related to Pan-African processes, but has to be attributed to Palaeoproterozoic metamorphism in the Dharwar Craton: a lower limit for ductile tectonics is provided by a Sm- Nd-garnet-whole rock age of 2388 ± 16 Ma (εNd(t) –7.3). Strikingly younger Rb-Sr biotite-whole rock ages of 2137 ± 52 Ma and 2091 ± 51 Ma may be explained by local reheating of the crust that exceeded the closure temperature of biotite. The new results support the idea of a terrane boundary running along the southern BSZ. This terrane boundary separates the Archaean Dharwar/Nilgiri crustal province with 2.5 Ga metamorphism from the Proterozoic mobile belt of the Madurai province with a 0.6 Ga high-grade imprint. According to geochronological data, South India and Madagascar probably were subjected to different plate-tectonic regimes in the early Neoproterozoic. Late Neoproterozoic syndeformative emplacement of mantle-derived granitoids with crustal contamination both in the MSZ (~620 Ma) and in Central-Madagascar (~ 630 Ma) may point to a neighbouring position of the two East Gondwana continents at that time.
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