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Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh is targeting 1,850 e-Buses out of 10,000 under the PM e-Bus Scheme to run in the 19 urban centers in the state. These cities include Lucknow, Kanpur, Gorakhpur, Firozabad, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Ghaziabad, Agra, Jhansi, Varanasi, Meerut, Prayagraj, Bareilly, Aligarh, Moradabad, Ayodhya, Shahjahanpur, Mathura, Rampur, and Saharanpur.

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UP: हाजी इकबाल के काले राज, बेटों समेत पांच पर फिर दर्ज हुआ मुदकमा, पीड़ित ने बयां किया दर्द

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हाजी इकबाल और बेटा जावेद। – फोटो : amar ujala ख़बर सुनें ख़बर सुनें सहारनपुर जनपद के बेहट कोतवाली में खनन माफिया व पूर्व एमएलसी हाजी मोहम्मद इकबाल, उनके भाई महमूद अली, पुत्र जावेद, वाजिद व अफजाल के खिलाफ एक और मामला दर्ज हुआ है। बताया गया कि यह रिपोर्ट सुहेल पुत्र फजलू निवासी मंडी समिति रोड मदनपुरी कॉलोनी, थाना देहात कोतवाली सहारनपुर ने दर्ज कराई है। पीड़ित का आरोप है कि हाजी इकबाल, उनके भाई और…

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DAY 5926

Jalsa, Mumbai May 9/10, 2024 Thu/Fri 12:22 AM

Birthday Greetings for May 10th , 2024

Saddened to hear the news of the passing away of Shri Ratan Lal Bhutoria , Father of our dear Ef Rohit Kumar Bhutoria .. Rohit's Father met with a road accident this morning and unfortunately could not survive .. as informed by Ef Sanjay Patodiya .. 😔🙏🏻 .. deeply shocked and grieved .. our very sincerest condolences to you , Rohit .. we hold your hand .. be strong .. the whole Ef Family with you .. in prayer and support .. 🙏🏻

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Hard to put anything after this 💔 .. but the occasion for it's greatness I think it deserves a mention .. 🙏🏻

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A bit of historic ”gyaan” today .. 🙏🏻

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10 May In Indian History :

.. 10th May 1857 .. the great Indian rebellion .. the 1st war of independence against the British at Meerut .. the rebellion began in the form of a mutiny of sepoys of the East India Company's army in the garrison town of Meerut ..

Meerut is situated between the holy rivers Ganga and Yamuna ..

Thanks to its geographical importance, the fertile Ganga-Yamuna doab had been an important centre of human activities since the very early times of Vedic Civilisation.

From the medieval period onwards, the proximity of this city to Indraprastha (present day Delhi) helped it play an important role in the affairs of India.

With the capture of power by the British, Meerut became a major military centre. The aggrieved Indian soldiers of the British Army began their fight against the imperial powers in this soil on 10th May, 1857. They captured the control of the city in one day and marched to Red Fort in Delhi, which was considered to be the symbol of control over the whole of India. On their way, they were joined by the common people who shouted patriotic war cries. By the next morning, Red Fort had fallen into the hand of the freedom fighters.

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Few pictures of India from 1857 ..

Lucknow .. 1857 ..

Calcutta .. 1853 ..

Taj Mahal .. Agra .. 1857 ..

Jantar Mantar near Delhi .. 1858 ..

James Outram's Camp at Alumbagh, Lucknow .. It was occupied by Outram and his 4000 Soldiers After the 1857 Mutiny ..

Humayun's Tomb in Delhi .. 1858 ..

See how the change has taken place .. this is the same location where we shot the song from UUNCHAI, the film of Sooraj Barjatya, pictures of which had been put up here at the Blog

A Sikh cavalry .. Illustrated Times .. 1857 ..

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Jai Hind .. 🇮🇳🫡🕉️🙏🏻

Love .. ❤️🙏🏻

It has been a bit of a history lesson .. and after which it would be too severe to write anymore .. but simply to say , that the time at the Studio Saptaswar was visited after many an hour and days .. and the sonorous sounds for an upcoming film of Abhishek .. and of my own Section 84 , was I felt , in keeping with the moment and the story and the emotion ..

Amitabh Bachchan

[fatehbaz]

The use of English shorthand and typewriters expanded towards the end of the 19th century in clerical work in the major cities of the subcontinent. The use of shorthand in Indian languages, however, developed not in the context of office work but to meet the requirements of the new public sphere, particularly the quick notation of public speeches for reporting in newspapers. This led to the invention of new speed scripts, atitvarene lihiṇyāchī paddhatī (very speedy writing) or laghulekhan (shorthand) in Marathi, which relied heavily on Pitman and Munson’s English shorthand. Arguably the first use was in 1874 by RB Gunjikar [...]. Gajananbhau Vaijya, an English shorthand writer and reporter with the Indian Statesman, invented another speed script expressly for the quick notation of speeches [...]. Notably, Indian-language shorthand remained in the sphere of handwriting, as typewriters for non-Latin scripts did not become widespread in the subcontinent until the mid 20th century. [...]

[I]t is actually Bhujangrao Mankar, inventor of a third shorthand script with the book Laghulekhankalā (1897), who announced himself on the title page as the creator of Marathi and Gujarati shorthand. Mankar was a well-known English shorthand reporter for the press and the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in Bombay for all manner of political meetings in the early 20th century. [...]

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As Bernard Bate noted, Tamil shorthand came into its own when the colonial government attempted to acquire written transcripts of possibly seditious speeches during the Swadeshi movement.

In Bombay, too, shorthand found widespread application in CID surveillance with the growth in nationalist meetings and activity in the 1920s. Sub-inspectors could learn Marathi shorthand as an optional subject in the Central Police Training School; the usual practice was to pass a test in the office and regularly test for speed.

In the trial of the Ali brothers in Karachi following the Khilafat movement, speeches by Mohamed Ali and Shaukat Ali were entered as evidence of their seditious activity.

Similarly, charges against Communist leaders SA Dange, RS Nimbkar, and others in the Meerut conspiracy case (1929–33) were also based on their public speeches.

The cross-examination of witnesses turned on the accuracy of the transcripts and the methods used to obtain them and provides a rich window into the work of memory, notation, and translation involved in producing a speedy verbatim transcript of a public speech, and the issues of legibility, authenticity, and transparency that linked scribe, script, and language to state surveillance.

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Police reporters usually translated the shorthand transcripts of speeches in various languages into English longhand as soon as possible. In Karachi the Ali brothers’ Urdu speeches were recorded in Urdu shorthand. In Belgaum in June 1921, however, sub-inspectors of the Pune CID took down their Urdu and English speeches in Marathi shorthand. During a meeting in Bagalkot, also in northern Karnataka, Shaukat Ali’s speech in Urdu was orally translated sentence by sentence into Kannada as he spoke [...]. There was thus much processing of sound, meaning, and sign across languages, scripts, memories, and individuals, all at high speed. [...] The inspector [...] Deshpande mentioned a critical aspect of Pitman-based shorthand writing: since the signs matched specific sounds, he did not pay much attention to the content of the speech; he just noted down the sounds as best he could, even if he didn’t know the meanings of words. Gaps between sounds and meaning, it would appear, were filled in either during transcription through memory recall or by the CID itself. [...] These practices of notation, translation, and judicial discourse grappled with a spectrum of textual reproduction of oral utterances, from gist to verbatim.

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Text by: Prachi Deshpande. Scripts of Power: Writing, Language Practices, and Cultural History in Western India. 2023. [Bold emphasis and some paragraph breaks/contractions added by me.]

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so I've been having a little bit of a linguistics hyperfixation lately, and I decided to educate myself a little on the several languages of India - more particularly, their history and how they came to be the languages we recognise today, because I'm a bit of a history nerd. there was also this one insta reel living rent-free in my brain about how both the languages urdu and hindi came from meerut apparently and wasn't endemic to pakistan or something??? which is obviously a bunch of hogwash how can a language just be born in a city but whatever it bothered me enough to learn about it.

now i'm not a linguist so take this with a grain of salt but it turns out. hindi and urdu used to be the exact same language.

"but what about the script? the two languages look completely different - hindi is written in devanagari, and urdu in modified persian!"

there are many languages in the world that do not have their own script - this is especially true historically. that's why virtually all of the western european languages share a script - roman - because when the empire collapsed and new kingdoms began to take its place, they found that they didn't have to invent an entirely new script for administration - they could just take rome's. this is a vast oversimplification, but you get my meaning.

our language did not have this problem. if you were a person living in early 18th century india, you could write the vernacular used in the north of the country (it's collected a lot of names - hindu, urdu, hindustani, rekhta, hindavi, khariboli, etc.) in Kaithi, Devanagari OR Persian; granted you knew how to write, of course. this is what kaithi looks like:

if you're at all familiar with hindi/urdu, then you must also know what devanagari and nastaʿlīq looks like, so i'm not including them here.

all of these scripts would have been used at different times by different people in order to do different things - hindustani written in nastaʿlīq (which would later become urdu) would have been used for admin work by local lords and the like; kaithi was used by the kayasthas, a caste of scribes and accountants, and devanagari was popularly used by brahmins to write down religious scriptures.

over time, however, as colonial influence expanded and the british began to teach themselves the language, communal sentiments - mostly hindu brahmins that despised the influence of the 'urdu' elite - began to spread. they made literature and taught the english a version of "hindi" that had many sanskrit words and had removed all arabo-persian ones. on the other hand, poets and writers that had once been formerly empowered by the patronage of the mughals began to feel disillusioned with how much power had been stolen from them - so, they began to make their "urdu" much more arabicised and persianised.

the british also began to allow the use of the devanagari script in courts. and then then later - through malicious ignorance - recognised hindi and urdu as separate languages in some acts relating to official employment and education. this, combined with cultural factors and the aforementioned communal sentiments, led to hindi and urdu becoming different languages in the popular imagination.

so yeah. the only reason they're two different languages now is because of divide-and-rule. thanks, britain!

[stephensmithuk]

The Crooked Man

This one is from Memoirs - we have two more from that collection left to go after this.

Oddly enough I was actually reading this story at around the same time that Watson is reading!

Aldershot was - and still is - a major "garrison town" located 31 miles SW of Charing Cross. Around 20% of the British Army were based there in 1914.

Holmes says "Elementary!"

Aldershot is accessible by direct train from Waterloo - today electric trains serve it from there in just over an hour.

The Crimea of course refers to the Crimean War of 1853-56; the one of the Light Brigade, Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole. It was the first major war to make use of railways, telegraphy and photography.

The Mutiny refers to the common British name for the uprising in India in 1857-58 against the East India Company. Klinger devotes an entire chapter to it. The trigger, although resentments had been around for a while, was rumours that the grease in cartridges for the Lee Enfield rifle requiring the paper to opened using the mouth contained beef tallow and pork lard, offensive to Hindus and Muslims respectively.

When a group of mostly Muslim soldiers refused to accept the cartridges, were court-martialled and were sentenced to hard labour in the city of Meerut, an uprising broke out and spread across much of India. Support for it was by no means universal.

It took over a year for the British to defeat the insurgents in a war that saw many atrocities, the local population suffering the worst. Exaggerated reports of Indian war crimes in the British press fuelled a complete lack of sympathy in British soldiers and public alike.

The conflict ended with the capture or death of the rebel leaders, an amnesty for those who had not murdered Europeans and the end of the East India Company's rule with the Crown taking over, followed by some reforms to involve Indians more in administration.

Roman Catholicism had become tolerated by this point with nearly all legal restrictions removed, although discrimination remained, especially in Ireland.

Brain fever turns up again!

A florin was a two shilling coin.

This is the only short story appearance of a Baker Street Irregular.

Cantonments were military garrisons.

Colour Sergeant is an NCO rank in the infantry regiments of the British Army - while not in actual use at the time, it was commonly used to refer to the quartermaster sergeant i.e. the sergeant in charge of the company supplies. It is the equivalent to Staff Sergeant in other units.

The story of Uriah and Bathsheba can be found in 2 Samuel Chapters 11 and 12. It's a common one for artist because it contains naked lady.

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