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In spite of a delayed flight and a very hectic schedule in aapnu Amdavad, Shaan was his usual cheerful self while promoting 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li’l Champs' in the city. Looking dapper in designer attire, the cool as a cucumber singer accompanied us to Ahmedabad Haat for a photo shoot, where he was mobbed by Amdavadis for selfies. He happily obliged everyone, and tried his best to speak in broken Gujarati. Since his wife Radhika’s family lives here, he kept mentioning "Hoon Gujarat no jamai chhu". Excerpts from a chat: Unlike earlier, Bollywood now has multiple singers for a film’s score. Do you think this has helped the music industry? It is a good change because we, as an industry, can create interesting music with such permutations and combinations of singers. I feel it certainly brings forward the best talent from the younger lot. However, if they deliver similar kind of music like the established singers, sometimes it becomes tough to recognise the singer. In fact, … [Read more...] about ‘I’ll never upload a song for social media likes or views’: Shaan

The name of Mimi Mondal, a speculative fiction writer and ‘punk Dalit girl’ — as she calls herself — has sprung up after she was nominated for the 2018 Hugo Awards, the first Indian writer to be nominated for the award, for her work as co-editor on an anthology that reminisces on the late Octavia Butler, the pioneering African-American science fiction and fantasy (SFF) writer. Luminescent Threads: Connections to Octavia Butler is a moving curation of essays and letters, and one finds that Mimi is quite a similar firebrand determined to take the SFF pen to the throat of power, identity, and social ills.When you were roped into the Luminescent Threads project, did you see it as an assignment or as an opportunity, or a calling?When I was approached to work on Luminescent Threads along with Alexandra Pierce, I was in the middle of a hectic semester at university. It was a mix of “Wow, this is amazing!” and also, “Wait, can I really do this? Am I … [Read more...] about ‘All science fiction is political,’ says Hugo award nominee Mimi Mondal

“I’m a straight woman who is no longer interested in having relationships with men,” she says. And she is not alone. A growing number of South Korean women are banding together to reject rigid patriarchal norms and vowing never to wed, have children or even date and have sex. “I’ve always felt that as a woman there are more disadvantages than advantages to being married,” says Lee, a 40-something professional who lives with her dog near Seoul. Now she has gone even further, embracing the nation’s radical feminist movement “4B” or the “Four Nos”: no dating, no sex, no marriage, and no child-rearing. Marriage rates are plummeting in South Korea where wives are often expected to work, raise children, and care for ageing in-laws with little state or community help. Yoon Ji-hye is vowing never to wed, have children or even date and have sex. Picture: Jung Yeon-je/AFPSource:AFP “In the marriage market, your previous … [Read more...] about Women in South Korea rejecting patriarchy and swearing off men for life

Video PlayerClose MELBOURNE, Dec. 9 (Xinhua) -- Chinese junior golfers Jin Bo and Xu Andi enjoyed closely fought wins in their singles matches in the Junior Presidents Cup on Monday, which reinforced their belief that they can reach for the stars. Both Jin and Xu are members of the International Team, which lost 11-13 to the U.S. Team in the two-day competition, which is a prelude for the Presidents Cup scheduled to start in the Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Thursday. Jin secured his second win in the tournament by closing out Benjamin James 3 and 2 in a match he never trailed. Xu, who lost his first two matches on Sunday, bounced back to edge Maxwell Moldovon, the 2019 Rolex Junior Player of the Year, one point up. "It's really special to play in an event which mirrors the Presidents Cup. This is the best event by far that I've played in and it's something I'll never forget," the 17-year-old Xu said. "The first day was pretty tough as our long game wasn't good and we struggled. It's … [Read more...] about Chinese junior golfers dare to dream despite loss in Junior Presidents Cup

        “Pull nahi to vote nahi” (No Bridge, No Vote) reads the banner hanging at the entrance of Dumri Shankarpur village, which came up in May this year, shortly before the Lok Sabha elections were to be held.Last month, heavy rains in Nepal and adjoining north Bihar districts had caused the Lakhandei to breach its banks and flood several villages in Muzaffarpur’s Aurai block. Among the several villages badly affected was Dumri Shankarpur, located around 160 km northwest of capital Patna, and flanked by two rivers — Lakhandei on the west and Bagmati on the east — and is prone to floods almost every monsoon.Over 221 people died in the two worst affected states of Assam and Bihar— 130 in Bihar alone, as 13 of the state’s 30 districts were flooded by six rivers in spate, displacing 8.84 million people.A month on, districts like Darbhanga, Madhubani, Muzaffarpur, Sitamarhi and West Champaran, which were among the worst … [Read more...] about Bihar village struggles in flood aftermath with no relief in sight