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Neptune’s Projects di Rishi Dastidar: la terra devastata e le cartografie di un Mondo post-umano

“Guarda l’Atlantico che si gonfia e ribolle” canta un’antica ballata irlandese. Neptune’s Projects di Rishi Dastidar Vi è sempre stata un’intersezione fra poesia e mondo naturale. Di storie e narrazioni di mare è colma la storia della letteratura nordica (L’Edda poetica – Carme di Hymir), inglese e irlandese, si pensi alle poesie di J. Keats, A. Tennyson, La ballata del vecchio marinaio di S.T.…

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In ogni mappa c’è una specie di trance,un sussurro che insiste: la geografiaè destino, checché tu ne dica.Ricordi i ponti di Königsberg,continua il sussurro. Era un problemainsolubile, come pure la tua voglia dimuoverti, di perderti in qualsiasinuova topografia si possa evocarecon un giro di bussola –come fosse una roulette, e nonuna bacchetta da rabdomanteche continua a ricordarti chechiunque…

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All Keyboards are Legitimate: Versions of Jules Laforgue, Edited and introduced by Suzannah V. Evans, Guillemot Press, Cornwall, 2023 (book launch here)

Feat.: Kayo Chingonyi, Isabel Galleymore, Holly Corfield Carr, Christopher Reid, Ella Frears, Jessica Mookherjee, Cliff Forshaw, Degna Stone, J. R. Carpenter, Bhanu Kapil, Maurice Riordan, Gillian Allnutt, Gareth Reeves, Kayo Chingonyi, Jennifer Wong, Walter Conrad Arensberg, Khairani Barokka, Rowan Evans, Mark Ford, Vidyan Ravinthiran, Jay Gao, Hannah Hodgson, Nick Makoha, Hannah Sullivan, Will Harris, Katharine Towers, Jennifer Lee Tsai, Niall Campbell, Zoë Skoulding, Beverley Bie Brahic, Hart Crane, Francesca Bratton, Romalyn Ante, Suzannah Evans, Emily Hasler, Angela Leighton, Nancy Campbell, Seán Hewitt, Harriet Tarlo, L. Kiew, Rishi Dastidar, Tolu Agbelusi, Mina Gorji, Helena Fornells, Marina Martino, Jenna Clake, Sam Bootle, Gail McConnell, Douglas Dunn, S.K. Perry, Eley Williams, Tina Kover, Clive Scott

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Diptish Ghosh Dastidar

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Listen to Tagore's "Tumi Robe Nirobe"!

Tagore associate and eminent editor Amal Home wrote: “I remember the songs Tagore used to sing at Santiniketan, sometimes at Shyamali, sometimes at Punascha, sometimes at Udichi, sometimes at Udayan, at night. How many times I have heard, sitting at his feet, old favourite songs in the dark or on moonlit nights. Songs like ‘Boro Bedonar moto’, ‘Tumi Robe Nirobe’ and others.” In the song, ‘Tumi Robe Nirobe’ - instead of saphal swapan the phrase sakol swapan appears correct because sakol, meaning all, is semantically better than saphal or successful. Even Rabindranath’s own translation speaks of the entirety or sakol. This was also reiterated by Rabindrasangeet exponent Debabrata Biswas in his autobiography, Anadi Kumar Dastidar, editor of Visva Bharati Swarlipi Samiti asked him why he had used the term “sakol”. Biswas writes: “I then told Anadida that the notation that was published in Veenavadini magazine had 'all'. Yet Anadida refused to approve the song. Later, however, Anadida approved the song.

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Solve your infertility issues with Dr. Sudarshan Ghosh Dastidar

Dr. Sudarshan Ghosh Dastidar is an eminent gynecologist from Kolkata, West Bengal. He is widely acclaimed as an IVF specialist and infertility specialist.  

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Del 13 al 17 de marzo – 20:30hs y domingo 19:30hs en la Sala Zavala Muníz – Mi casa llena de peces. Sinopsis: Una mujer, un oso y un hombre sin cabeza. Los intentos de un encuentro, temido y a su vez deseado. ¿Podemos tomar un café? Fragmentos de memorias transformados en sueños. Una obra de teatro narrada en una lógica clownesca que celebra un mundo absurdo y onírico. “Mi casa llena de peces” es un espectáculo donde los acontecimientos son guiados por liebres que corren en el mar y sardinas que nadan en los valle, basado en recuerdos biográficos – y en la ausencia de ellos – de la autora (Agustina Pezzani) . Piezas de un puzzle que componen una poética de imágenes surrealistas. Una búsqueda de contacto frente a la imposibilidad de relación de dos naturalezas tan cercanas como distantes. Una fábula adulta. Una historia que es tan personal como colectiva. él dijo:   “mi ausencia es fuerte y cálida.  te sostendrá. te enseñará a echar de menos.  a estar sin. y a cómo sobrevivir de todos modos”. – cómo me crió mi padre (Nayyirah Waheed) Credits_Konstantin Demeter Entradas en venta en Tickantel y boleteria de la sala. FICHA TÉCNICA: Agustina Pezzani Leonardo Martinez Verónica San Vicente Creación y dirección: Agustina Pezzani  Ojo externo: Beatriz Sayad Música original: Leonardo Outeiro  Vestuario Martina: Franca Marta Ilustración: Marina Demchenko Diseño gráfico: Nicolás Batista Comunicación y difusión: Beatriz Benech  Producción general: Lucía Etcheverry  Colaboradores creativos: Enzo Loui (Francia), Jit Dastidar (Bangladesh), Kate Weinrieb (Estados Unidos-Suiza), Lukaš Houdek (República Checa), Soma Mamadou (Burkina Faso). Este espectáculo fue creado en Suiza en 2022, con Enzo Loui y Soma Mamadou, como primer elenco. En su versión en Portugal se presentó con Elisa Rossin y Verónica San Vicente. 

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Surrogacy Cost in India: Factors to Consider

In today's world, couples face various challenges when trying to conceive a child. However, thanks to medical advancement, options like surrogacy and in vitro fertilization (IVF) have emerged as remarkable solutions. This article aims to shed light on these procedures, their processes, and the evolution of surrogacy and IVF. Additionally, we will explore the surrogacy cost in India, a popular destination for these treatments.

Understanding the Surrogacy Process:

Surrogacy, an arrangement where a woman carries a baby for another individual or couple, has become a viable option for those unable to conceive naturally. There are two types of surrogacy: traditional and gestational. Traditional surrogacy involves the surrogate using her own egg, while gestational surrogacy uses the intended mother's egg or a donor's egg. The surrogate carries the baby through a carefully monitored process until birth. Surrogacy enables individuals or couples to experience the joys of parenthood, regardless of their biological limitations.

Exploring In Vitro Fertilization (IVF):

IVF is a highly effective assisted reproductive technique that helps couples overcome infertility issues. This complex procedure involves combining eggs and sperm in a laboratory to create embryos. These embryos are then transferred into the uterus, and if successfully implanted, pregnancy can occur. IVF not only aids those struggling with infertility but can also assist same-sex couples and individuals who wish to become parents. The process allows for genetic testing and selection, ensuring the birth of a healthy child.

Evolution of Surrogacy and IVF:

Surrogacy and IVF have undoubtedly revolutionized the way we perceive reproduction. Initially, these techniques faced skepticism and ethical concerns. However, with time and advancements in medical science, these procedures have become widely accepted and regulated. Our team of experienced IVF Dr. Sudarsan Ghosh Dastidar is dedicated to helping you achieve your dream of parenthood Surrogacy has provided immense hope for countless families, while IVF has enabled individuals to pursue their dreams of parenthood. The evolution of these practices showcases society's willingness to adapt and embrace alternative pathways to achieving a cherished goal.

Surrogacy Cost in India:

India has emerged as a favored destination for individuals seeking surrogacy options due to its low surrogacy cost. The country offers world-class medical facilities and highly skilled doctors at a fraction of the cost compared to other countries. The surrogacy cost in India varies depending on various factors such as the type of surrogacy, medical procedures required, legal expenses, and the agency or clinic chosen. However, even with these considerations, India remains an attractive choice for couples desiring affordable surrogacy options without compromising on quality or safety.

Challenges and Ethical Considerations:

The surrogacy and IVF journey is not without its challenges and ethical considerations. Some of the common challenges include:

Emotional Rollercoaster: The emotional toll of fertility treatments, including surrogacy and IVF, can be overwhelming for intended parents, surrogates, and egg donors alike.

"Dr. Akash Surana, a pioneering IVF specialist, offers compassionate care and cutting-edge treatments to help couples achieve their dream of parenthood. With expertise and dedication, Dr. Surana is committed to guiding patients through their fertility journey with excellence.

Legal Complexities: Navigating the legal framework surrounding surrogacy, including parental rights, custody issues, and agreements, can be complex and vary depending on jurisdiction.

Ethical Dilemmas: Ethical considerations surrounding surrogacy and IVF involve questions of autonomy, exploitation, and the commodification of reproduction. It's essential to engage in open dialogue and ethical reflection throughout the process.

Support and Resources:

Throughout the surrogacy and IVF journey, it's crucial to seek support and utilize available resources:

Support Groups: Joining support groups for intended parents, surrogates, and egg donors can provide valuable emotional support and guidance from individuals who have gone through similar experiences.

Counseling Services: Professional counseling services specializing in fertility and reproductive issues can offer personalized support and coping strategies.

"Dr. Sangeetha S. Anand: A compassionate IVF specialist dedicated to guiding patients through their fertility journey. With expertise and empathy, Dr. Anand offers personalized care, innovative treatments, and unwavering support to help individuals achieve their dream of parenthood.

Online Communities: Online forums and communities dedicated to surrogacy and IVF provide a platform for sharing experiences, advice, and information.

Conclusion:

Surrogacy and IVF have bridged the gap for those facing infertility challenges and have provided a new ray of hope on their journey towards parenthood. The surrogacy process, with its various options, and IVF, with its scientifically advanced techniques, have helped countless individuals and couples realize their dreams of having a child. As we embrace the evolution of these practices, it is important to recognize the affordable surrogacy options in countries like India, where quality medical care and competitive costs can bring joy to those hoping to start a joy of

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New podcast discussion on Between a Drowning Man

I’m very pleased to announce that Mark McGuinness’ excellent poetry podcast, A Mouthful of Air, which has recently featured poets such as Mona Arshi, Judy Brown, Rishi Dastidar, Ian Duhig, Mimi Khalvati, Clare Pollard, Tom Sastry, and Denise Saul, has recorded a discussion about my new Salt collection, Between a Drowning Man. Mark’s method is to focus on one particular poem and between us we…

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NEW DELHI : The three-day Worldwide Convention on Defence Finance and Economics (ICDFE-2023) concluded in New Delhi on April 14, 2023. Chief of the Air Workers Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari was the Chief Visitor on the valedictory session of the convention. Monetary Adviser (Defence Providers) Smt Rasika Chaube, Further CGDA Shri SG Dastidar and Senior Joint CGDAs Ms Devika Raghuvanshi & Shri AN Das had been additionally current. Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh had inaugurated the convention on April 12, 2023. Organised by Ministry of Defence (Finance), it witnessed participation of over 350 eminent coverage makers, teachers and authorities officers from inside the nation and overseas. Delegates from USA, UK, Japan, Australia, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Kenya attended the convention, throughout eight enterprise classes. Discussions ranged from worldwide perspective on strategic allocation of defence finances, the significance of human useful resource administration in Defence and the importance of defence spending for a state’s nationwide safety. The panelists additionally mentioned the defence finance perspective, together with the importance of defence procurement and well timed funds together with the implementation of a faceless invoice processing and cost system that the Defence Accounts Division is at the moment implementing. The eminent audio system included Chief of Defence Workers Basic Anil Chauhan, Chief of the Naval Workers Admiral R Hari Kumar, Defence Secretary Shri Giridhar Aramane, Finance Secretary Shri TV Somanathan, Secretary (Ex-Servicemen Welfare) Shri Vijoy Kumar Singh, Secretary, Division of Defence R&D & Chairman DRDO Dr Samir V Kamat and Comptroller and Auditor Basic of India Shri Girish Chandra Murmu. Through the session ‘Defence Methods & Economics’, the Chief of Defence Workers emphasised the need of aligning financial development with defence spending. He advocated for civil navy integration and monetary self-discipline within the Armed Forces and urged for monetary prudence in utilising the defence finances. The Chief of the Naval Workers addressed a session on ‘Defence Diplomacy’. He emphasised its significance throughout ‘Amrit Kaal’ notably in mild of India internet hosting the G-20 Summit and the following message of ‘Vasudhaive Kutumbakam’. He pressured the significance of defence diplomacy for India since it's effectively heading in the right direction to develop into the fourth largest international financial system quickly.  Through the session ‘Defence Worldwide Acquisition Points’, the Defence Secretary highlighted the function of the defence sector in boosting financial development and strategic autonomy in addition to producing employment alternatives for India’s younger inhabitants. He additionally mentioned among the challenges in Defence Acquisitions and urged the Ministry and the Defence Accounts Division to work in the direction of optimum useful resource utilisation. The DRDO Chairman pressured on India’s rising self-reliance within the discipline of defence manufacturing over the previous couple of years. The enterprise session on “Pay & Allowances and Veteran Welfare” featured a keynote tackle by Secretary (Ex-Servicemen Welfare), who described the principle options of vital schemes for veteran welfare, resembling these run by Kendriya Sainik Board, ECHS, Pradhan Mantri Scholarship Scheme, Paraplegic Rehabilitation Board, Warfare Memorial Hostels and others. The Finance Secretary, in his tackle, mentioned the optimum useful resource allocation in defence and emphasised on two features of it: how a lot finances ought to be allotted to defence and how to distribute the sources amongst completely different companies, highlighting the necessity to take selections primarily based on sensible issues. The Comptroller and Auditor Basic of India spoke in regards to the challenges of assembly the developmental

wants of India with restricted monetary sources and the necessity to prioritise numerous actions accordingly. He mentioned that audit performs an important function in making certain accountability and transparency in defence administration and helps in taking proper selections for reaching the safety targets of the nation. Ms Afroza Sultana Saleh, Sr Finance Controller of Defence Buy on the Defence Finance Division of Bangladesh shared the Bangladesh Perspective on Defence Audit and Finance, the frequent shared historical past of the Departments throughout the Indian sub-continent. Maj Gen Sheikh Pasha Habib Uddin, DG, BIISS from Bangladesh elaborated on the altering function of Armed Forces over time. His presentation touched upon numerous discourses about defence diplomacy and developments of defence diplomacy notably in context of Bangladesh; and the way in which ahead. Dr Satoru Nagao from Hudson Institute, Tokyo shared his views on the worldwide perspective on strategic allocation of defence finances. He drew upon historic classes to judge the defence priorities and pressured the significance of creating optimum useful resource mobilisation selections. An exterior perspective on how to allocate sources in defence successfully by figuring out priorities and targets was offered by Mr Karl Dewey from IISS, UK. He additionally mentioned the assorted modifications in India’s Defence sector and highlighted the completely different features of India’s strategic imaginative and prescient. Mr Suyash Rai from Carnegie India, mentioned the challenges of useful resource shortage and the widening hole with China when it comes to sources. He argued that India ought to pursue ‘Capabilities with effectivity’ – ‘Constraints however Succesful’ as a guideline for its defence coverage. Mr Dhruva Kumar, from Curriculum Marine, Glasgow, UK shared his insights on 4 key challenges in Defence Acquisition course of associated with Switch of Expertise, Industrial and MoD capabilities, Provider performances, incentive & contracting and Program administration strategy. Mr Alan Merbaum from the Defence Safety Cooperation College, USA highlighted the importance of the collaboration between India and US because the oldest and largest democracies on the planet and shared some insights into the US Defence sector and its acquisition course of and steered some greatest practices that India may undertake. Mr Andrew Dowse from RAND Institute, Australia defined the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution system of the USA and likewise described the Australian strategy to defence sources planning. Brig. Gen. Ahmad Mohammad (Retd.) from Kenya posed questions in regards to the necessity of Pay and Allowances which might be reasonably priced, equitable, and dignified. He identified that every nation has its personal distinctive Navy Pay and Allowances, and that the elements that make up the Pay and Allowances ought to fluctuate in accordance with every nation. He shared the Kenyan expertise and made factual comparisons with the Indian state of affairs, urging policymakers to keep away from the temptation to match Navy and Civilian Pay, emphasising that they've completely different calls for and duties. https://guesthype.co.uk/?p=3109&feed_id=4167&cld=643a2a83af8ac

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28 November - 3 December weeknotes

Monday 28 November

Dream of death and dying. Jolt awake and this time it’s 3 minutes until the alarm goes off. Before I can reset it, the phone insists on telling me about its software update and the primary call to action on every screen is to make an emergency call. Perhaps, when I agreed to the T&Cs last night, I said Apple could read my dreams too.

Lie in the dark until anxiety hits me in the chest like a tennis ball. Feel it in my lungs.

The weather forecast has changed. Last night it said it would rain this morning. Now the icon’s a little crescent moon behind a cloud. Sunrise at 7:38am. Time for a walk. Catch it later.

Tuesday 29 November

We go for wraps again at lunch. I do the same thing as last time: really want a £4 chip wrap but, because I’m a sober grown up, order a halloumi wrap instead. The chip wraps are good (and cheap! They include a lot of good salad!) but they also feel like the kind of food you eat when you’re wasted, waiting for the night bus home. 

Wednesday 30 November

It’s proper spooky in the wood. To start, there’s a thick mist, and autumn has exposed the broken, twisted trees shaped by the various storms over the year. It’s the perfect morning for a mysterious murder. Preferably not mine. Good inspiration for that novel I’m not writing.

The spell is broken, brilliantly, by the absolute unbridled joy of a dog I meet who is having the best time, and, oddly, its owner, who I know from elsewhere.

Thursday 1 December

It’s 3am. Get up to get ready, grab phone, realise it’s 3am, reverse. Do the same at 4 and 6am. 

When I get up for real I feel like I could use some time in a recombobulation area.

On the way home from the office I read Tom Whitwell’s list of 52 things I learned in 2022. On WhatsApp I share facts about egg yolks and fondue with friends who keep chickens and love cheese. We all spend a lot of time making cheese-based puns. 

Friday 2 December

Went to the gym. Listened to a podcast instead of music. I think the guilt in the potential of not moving in time with a fast thrash-metal playlist meant I actually moved faster than usual. Had a sauna. Just me in there and a woman in trainers, leggings, gym top and a waterproof, playing candy crush on her phone. It was very hot.

Saturday 3 December

I read this poem this week and I love it: Poem [Lana Turner has collapsed!]

It was linked in the Guardian article, ‘That orange, it made me so happy’: 50 poems to boost your mood.

I found that article because it includes a selection chosen by Rishi Dastidar and he posted the article on Twitter. And I’ve followed Rishi ever since he came to a user research session we held at MOO. Long time ago. Happy days.

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Image Source : ANI Dileep Ghosh Highlights भाजपा नेता ने पुलिस को दी चुनौती, कहा- मुझे गिरफ्तार करके दिखाए तृणमूल कांग्रेस के अत्याचरों के खिलाफ आवाज उठाते रहूंगा मैं हत्यारी टीएमसी से नैतिकता या शालीनता नहीं सीखूंगा Comments On Mamta Banarjee: भाजपा के राष्ट्रीय उपाध्यक्ष दिलीप घोष ने पुलिस को उन्हें गिरफ्तार करने की चुनौती दी और कहा कि उन्हें ‘‘हत्यारी और भ्रष्ट’’ तृणमूल कांग्रेस से शालीनता…

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The train came to a halt just inches away from the elephant, West Bengal, India, 2020 - by Rupak Ghosh Dastidar, Indian

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In ogni mappa c’è una specie di trance, un sussurro che insiste: la geografia è destino, checché tu ne dica. Ricordi i ponti di Königsberg, continua il sussurro. Era un problema insolubile, come pure la tua voglia di muoverti, di perderti in qualsiasi nuova topografia si possa evocare con un giro di bussola – come fosse una roulette, e non una bacchetta da rabdomante che continua a ricordarti che chiunque cambi il cielo su di sé senza cambiarsi l’anima, non cambia nulla.

Rishi Dastidar

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Only 28.8% of Indians with disabilities who have disability certificates, according to the survey. Disability pension and allowance premised on certification excludes the majority of people with disabilities, said Chennai-based lawyer Amba Salelkar, who works in the areas of disability law and policy. The certification process is complicated and relies heavily on a medical diagnosis model. "Research tells us that only one of every four persons with disabilities get certified, for a range of reasons, including the difficulty and inaccessibility of the process," said Salelkar. For persons with psychosocial disabilities, disability certification and ID cards are "temporary", since the prevalent understanding is that mental illness can be cured, Salelkar said. Therefore, people have to keep visiting the hospital to renew the validity.

Riddhi Dastidar, 'Insufficient, inconsistent: Mental health pension rarely reach the affected', Business Standard

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‘A space in which language can play and find itself’ – talking about slow discovery writing with poet Rishi Dastidar @BetaRish

‘A space in which language can play and find itself’ – talking about slow discovery writing with poet Rishi Dastidar @BetaRish

In some ways, writers of literary fiction (and non-fiction) are like poets. Our materials are shapes, images, emotions and sounds; our landscape is a reader’s mind. When we start a work, we might not know where it will take us, just that there is something it wants to be. I’m delighted to have a poet here to talk about that – Rishi Dastidar, who has written two poetry collections and edited…