Rakhee Gulzar: Women are expected to behave in a certain way to fit into modern definitions of feminism – Exclusive

Rakhee Gulzar reflected on her iconic film ‘Tapasya’ on its 49th anniversary. She admitted preferring roles unlike the sacrificing character in ‘Tapasya’. Gulzar spoke about women’s choices and societal expectations. She emphasized that many women still prioritize family. She appreciated Rajshri Films’ ethical approach. The film was based on Ashapurna Devi’s story.

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Swiss aquatic magic makes a splash

The stage was theirs – as were the water tank and the pool! With Indian-Swiss performer BombayMami singing Chak Dhoom Dhoom and artistic swimmers weaving magic in the water, gliding gracefully like mermaids, the recent edition of the Swiss Art Night, aptly titled In The Flow , lived up to its name in every sense

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First city in Ontario: Canada’s Mississauga formally recognises anti-Hindu hate in the wake of Hinduphobic incidents

Mississauga City Council has officially recognised anti-Hindu hate, denouncing it alongside other forms of discrimination. This historic resolution follows frequent incidents like temple vandalism and harassment targeting the city’s large Hindu community. The council is now directing staff to develop initiatives to counter this specific form of hate.

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