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Drama, Desire, and Diplomacy: The Rise of Turkish Television in India
Inside a restaurant in Istanbul, two women perched at the bar face an exquisitely lit aquarium that extends toward the ceiling. “I still haven’t watched your show. When is it on?” Peri (Defne Kayalar) turns to ask her friend, Melisa (Nesrin Cavadzade), when a group of young fans approaches her for a selfie. “Forget about it. You don’t have to bother,” Melisa replies. “I’m curious. Only to see you. It’s not like I’m going to watch an entire Turkish soap opera,” Peri says disdainfully, sipping her wine.
Drama, Desire, and Diplomacy: The Rise of Turkish Television in India
Inside a restaurant in Istanbul, two women perched at the bar face an exquisitely lit aquarium that extends toward the ceiling. “I still haven’t watched your show. When is it on?” Peri (Defne Kayalar) turns to ask her friend, Melisa (Nesrin Cavadzade), when a group of young fans approaches her for a selfie. “Forget about it. You don’t have to bother,” Melisa replies. “I’m curious. Only to see you. It’s not like I’m going to watch an entire Turkish soap opera,” Peri says disdainfully, sipping her wine.
Hathi
Within two days of her arrival, Hathi was featured in The Kabul Times. A grainy black-and-white portrait appeared on page three along with details of her daily diet: 50kgs of straw and 14 buckets of water. It was speculated that bread and rice would be added as well. Hathi was not the lone immigrant in Kabul Zoo. She joined an eclectic set from around the world: shimmering pheasants from China, Italy, India, and Africa; a bear from Turkey; fish and sea turtles from Germany.
Keeping up the spirit of humanitarianism in Covid-19 times
In a tweet released by UNDP Serbia on March 29, just five days after the Indian government enforced a national lockdown to contain the spread of Covid-19, it was revealed that India had exported 90 tonnes of personal protective equipment (PPE) to Serbia in response to a request for assistance made by the Serbian Foreign Minister to his Indian counterpart.
The art of resistance: When imagination meets technology at protests from India to Chile
28 minutes ago Supriya Roychoudhury Share Tweet Email Reddit Print Comments Share Tweet Email Reddit Print Comments On December 15, the Delhi Police brutally attacked Jamia Millia Islamia students protesting against the discriminatory Citizenship Amendment Act. Their targets included a young freelance journalist in a housing colony located near the university. As they rained blows on him with their lathis, five of his female friends formed a cocoon around him to shield him from these blows.
Mapping the Cultural Geography of Goan Gastronomy - The Wire
Four hundred and fifty years of Portuguese rule in Goa has produced a complex assortment of flavours, styles and culinary techniques. Goan food is often described as a healthy and seamless expression of Indo-Portuguese culinary syncretism. Indeed, Portuguese culinary styles and cuisine were often adapted or ‘Indianised’ by Goans to suit their tastes. Vindaloo is a prime example of this.
New Development Bank is BRICS’ best card
The ninth annual BRICS summit is being held amid turbulent times for the five countries.
What is new about the BRICS-led New Development Bank?
About three weeks ago, the board of directors of one of the world’s newest multilateral institutions, the New Development Bank of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, met on the sidelines of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund spring meetings in Washington, D.C., to approve its first set of loans.
Time to go green in Bhutan
India is jostling for space in the global marketplace with other rising powers and needs robust energy supply to compete effectively. Implementing new power projects to harness domestic natural resources is one way to achieve this. However, in India, large-scale infrastructure projects have been hard to undertake due to their perceived adverse social and environmental effects.
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