#accountants in India

[fawad-khan]

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[demigod-of-the-agni]

the silly...

taken from this post from the spiderversemovie account on instagram

[starryalpacasstuff]

Knock Knock Boys: A Queer Asian Lens

I didn't watch Knock Knock Boys as it was airing, because it didn't really seem like the kind of show I'd be into. However, this post by @lurkingshan and @waitmyturtles' enthusiastic recommendation convinced me to give it a shot. Having binged the entirety of the series in a day, I can say that the show was an absolute delight to watch.

I've seen plenty of people talking about how wonderfully sex positive the show was, so I'm not going to bother with going too much into it, but I will say that the drama clearly showed the kind of sex education and awareness that is desperately needed around the world. I also really liked how Lukpeach and Latte were the ones responsible for pretty much all of the sex education in the show. It was very realistic in that, in my experience, it's extremely common for teenagers and young adults to get a majority of their knowledge about sex from their friends and the internet. The show had a very clear message about the importance of talking freely about sex with younger generations, because the taboo on the topic only harms teenagers in the long run.

Now, besides that, there was one more issue that I thought the show did wonderfully: it showed how asian kids are often hesitant to discuss things with their parents because they assume the worst in the beginning. I'm having some trouble articulating this, because it's such an abstract, ingrained concept to me, so forgive me if this is incoherent. I'm also generalizing my experience as an Indian, so please do correct me if I'm wrong here. That being said, having been raised in a society that values respect and listening to elders without question, discussing alternate ideas with parents can be a very difficult thing for most of us. It's easy to assume what parents would say to an idea and decide that trying to convince them otherwise is a task that is either futile or requires too much energy.

The best way I can describe is that the mindset becomes "It's better to ask for forgiveness if you get caught instead of asking for permission straight away". For example, had Almond asked his mother if he could stay with three other guys, she would've most definitely flat out refused, since she would've had a lot of preconceived notions about the idea. But, because Almond is able to show her that he's happy as he was, she was perfectly fine with him continuing to stay with the others. I think that's the hallmark of most asian parents, they want us to be happy but they're convinced that they know what kind of life will make us happy. They did something similar with Peak and his father, but my feelings on that are a little more complex, so we'll come back to this.

Peak and Thanwa, man. I loved Latte and Almond but these two just stole the show for me. I know some people felt frustrated with Peak's dallying and hesitance, but I just felt so sad for him, and something about his situation just hit very close to home. And Seng, the actor that he is. One particular moment that stuck with me was the scene when he leaned against the door while Jumper attacked Max. I must've rewatched that moment half a dozen times, because his acting was impeccable. I will say, I wish that they'd given us a better resolution on the arc after Max, but those are mostly minor quibbles. What I really wanted to talk about was the arc with Peak's father. Peak gathering the courage to tell his father with the support from his found family was beautiful. The scene at Knock Knock House the day before Peak left was one of the most magnificent, emotionally charged scenes I've seen in asian ql in a while. Coming from a societ wherein arranged marriage is the norm, the storyline hit hard in all the right places.

But. I did not love the resolution of the arc. I think we've had some conversation about how some shows try to be both in the bubble and out of the bubble simultaneously, and the last two episodes of the show felt a little like that. From what we knew about the father, it felt almost too easy for him to simply accept everything right away. There should have been some struggle for reconciliation. I know that the show has a theme of assumptions and lack of communication disrupting parent-child relationships, but in this case how fast they move on just seems unrealistic. My cynicism aside, even if we assume that the father wasn't homophobic, there should've been more of a conversation on the breaking of the engagement! The social implications, the father asking him why he didn't say anything for so long, Jane's involvement (how did the father know that she knew about this?). The only argument I can see against this is that the father, while initially put off by the revelation, chose to act otherwise to support his son. But then, he most likely wouldn't have insisted they take his car. And there still should've been some sort of a conversation about the engagement. Arranged marriages have a purpose; it's to provide financial and social security. I find it extremely hard to believe that a father who arranged a marriage for his son wouldn't have so much as discuss the implications of being gay with him. They tried to have the engagement have consequences with the wedding banquet, but the resolution for that really only made it worse. This is cynical of me, but I simply cannot suspend my disbelief enough to believe that the entire wedding party was perfectly happy with the turn of events. This whole resolution just seemed out of place in a show that was otherwise so wonderfully grounded in reality while still being absolutely hilarious. I think, if the show had done something a little more similar to GAP, it would've felt more realistic.

All of that aside, I really did enjoy watching the show. It was hilarious and heartwarming, and the characters were absolutely wonderful. The resolution of the final arc did drag it down a little, but I would be lying if I said that watching two queer couples get to celebrate their relationships with their community didn't warm my heart at all (Also, side note- Jane having a girlfriend was a brilliant subversion). All in all, it's a great series. It definitely felt like something new and fresh compared to the kind of qls that I've been watching lately.

[probablyasocialecologist]

A new study launched this week highlights the work of Andhra Pradesh Community-Managed Natural Farming (APCNF) and the remarkable untapped potential of agroecological natural farming in Andhra Pradesh, India.  Spanning over 6 million hectares, and involving 6 million farmers and 50 million consumers, the APCNF represents the largest agroecological transition in the world. Amidst the diverse landscapes of Andhra Pradesh, this state-wide movement is addressing a multitude of development challenges—rural livelihoods, access to nutritious food, biodiversity loss, climate change, water scarcity, and pollution—and their work is redefining the way we approach food systems. Farmers practicing agroecology have witnessed remarkable yield increases. Conventional wisdom suggests that chemical-intensive farming is necessary to maintain high yields. But this study shows agroecological methods were just as productive, if not more so: natural inputs have achieved equal or higher yields compared to the other farming systems—on average, these farms saw an 11% increase in yields—while maintaining higher crop diversity. This significant finding challenges the notion that harmful chemicals are indispensable for meeting the demands of a growing population. The advantages of transitioning to natural farming in Andhra Pradesh have gone beyond just yields. Farmers who used agroecological approaches received higher incomes as well, while villages that used natural farming had higher employment rates. Thanks to greater crop diversity in their farming practice, farmers using agroecology had greater dietary diversity in their households than conventional farmers. The number of ‘sick days’ needed by farmers using natural farming was also significantly lower than those working on chemically-intensive farms. Another important finding was the significant increase in social ‘capital’: community cohesion was higher in natural farming villages, and knowledge sharing had greatly increased—significantly aided by women. The implications for these findings are significant: community-managed natural farming can support not just food security goals, but also sustainable economic development and human development. The study overall sheds light on a promising and optimistic path toward addressing geopolitical and climate impacts, underlining the critical significance of food sovereignty and access to nourishing, wholesome food for communities. Contrary to the misconception that relentlessly increasing food production is the sole solution to cater to a growing population, the truth reveals a different story. While striving for higher yields remains important, the root cause of hunger worldwide does not lie in scarcity, as farmers already produce more than enough to address it. Instead, food insecurity is primarily driven by factors such as poverty, lack of democracy, poor distribution, a lack of post-harvest handling, waste, and unequal access to resources. 

[hxpefull]

I Can't believe I never posted anything about her.

[hayyss18]

Your employer doesn’t care if you’re sick, depressed, or even on the verge of breaking down from excessive workload. All they care about is that you work beyond 10 hours a day to keep their clients happy so they can earn millions. And the truth is, you’re not even getting 1% of that in return.

This is a reminder to everyone: please prioritize your health, both mental and physical. No job, no client, and no paycheck is worth sacrificing your well-being. Take care of yourself first, because no one else will.

[istoleherheart-3008]

You are crying over boys and I am crying reading the clinical manifestations of a disease we aren't the same bro

[masllp]

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[asqadia-banthen]

wanna kno somethin fun?

I am a sloth bear therian and sometimes I get dental phantom shifts the reason this is interesting is because they don’t have their front 2 teeth, so sometimes I just forget that I have front teeth and I eat food thinking they arent there, just to smash my bottom front teeth into my top ones. It hurts like hell but i think its funny.

[commercewallah01]

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[coyoxxtl]

“THE ZODIAC HAS CHANGEd” babygirl no it didn’t i beg u to look up the difference between tropical and vedic astrology

[rahee811]

UPI: The Force Behind Inclusion and Economic Growth

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[broadpreedglobalnews]

Nipocalimab Trial Highlights Promise for Treating Rare Blood Disorders in Pregnancy 🧪👶

Recent clinical trials suggest that nipocalimab could revolutionize the treatment of haemolytic disease of the foetus and newborn (HDFN) 🩸, a rare but serious blood disorder. Data from the Phase II UNITY study demonstrate that nipocalimab may benefit foetuses, newborns, and expectant mothers by delaying or preventing anemia and reducing the need for intrauterine blood transfusions in high-risk pregnancies 🤰.

Insights from the Phase II Study: The study included pregnant women who had previously experienced foetal loss or required early intrauterine transfusions due to HDFN. After administering intravenous nipocalimab between 14 and 35 weeks of gestation, 54% of participants achieved a live birth at or after 32 weeks without the necessity for transfusions 👶. Additionally, some newborns did not require post-birth transfusions, and none developed foetal hydrops, a severe complication of HDFN 💉.

Potential and Future of Nipocalimab: Johnson & Johnson confirmed that nipocalimab is currently the sole therapy in clinical development specifically for HDFN 🧬. Dr. Kenneth Moise Jr., the lead investigator and a professor at Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin, emphasized nipocalimab's potential to treat various alloimmune conditions affecting foetuses, such as foetal/neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia and immune-mediated congenital heart block 🧠.

Dr. Moise Jr. added that if further research supports nipocalimab's use in treating HDFN, it could significantly improve the safety and ease of managing such pregnancies 🩺. The promising results from the Phase II trial were published in the New England Journal of Medicine 📄, paving the way for a larger Phase III study. If approved, nipocalimab would represent the first non-surgical treatment option for high-risk pregnancies affected by HDFN 🔬.

In related news, the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) recently recommended a new drug for haemolytic anemia patients, marking progress in the field of blood disorder treatments 💊. . . . #viral#trending#explore#india#texas

[clearholidaysindia]

Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, stands as a crown jewel in India's natural heritage. Established in 1984 and later designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014, GHNP beckons travelers with its unparalleled biodiversity and pristine landscapes. Nestled amidst the Western Himalayas, this park is a haven for nature enthusiasts, adventurers, and those seeking serenity away from the bustling city life. The park spans over 1,171 square kilometers, encompassing diverse ecosystems ranging from dense forests of oak and conifer to snow-clad peaks and meandering rivers.

Offbeat places near Great Himalayan National Park, such as Jalori Pass and Tirthan Valley, offer a glimpse into lesser-explored corners of Kullu's natural beauty. These destinations provide serene retreats amidst lush greenery and panoramic mountain views, ideal for trekking, birdwatching, and experiencing local culture. Beyond the park's boundaries, travelers can explore places to visit near Great Himalayan National Park like Seraj Valley and Banjar Valley, each offering unique experiences that complement the adventure and tranquility found within GHNP itself. Whether it's discovering hidden waterfalls, interacting with local communities, or simply soaking in the majestic vistas, Kullu and its surroundings promise an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Himalayas.

For those planning a trip to Himachal Pradesh, GHNP tourism presents a gateway to India's natural wonders. The park's well-maintained trails and eco-friendly accommodations ensure sustainable travel experiences, preserving its rich biodiversity for future generations. Whether you're an avid wildlife photographer, a trekking enthusiast, or a family looking to reconnect with nature, places to visit near Great Himalayan National Park offer a myriad of opportunities to explore and appreciate the splendor of the Himalayan landscape.