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ThAct Midnight's Children        Hello learners. Iam a student. I am writing this blog as a part thinking activity. Given by Dilil sir Barad. In which i have tried to answer some interesting questions. For further reading of novel  Click here  (Teacher  blog)  1. Justification of the Title  Analyze why Salman Rushdie chose the title "Midnight's Children" over "Children of Midnight," given that "Midnight's Children" appears 11 times in the novel, while "Children of Midnight" appears 18 times.      Salman Rushdie’s choice of the title "Midnight's Children" over "Children of Midnight" is significant and deeply intentional, reflecting the novel's themes, symbolism, and the connection between the characters and the historical context.        The phrase "Midnight's Children" emphasizes the possessive form, suggesting that these children belong to midnight itself, or more broadly, to the exact moment

  Mahesh Dattani Final Solution  Hello learners. I am writing this blog as part of thinking activity task, in this blog i have shared my personal views on given quetion and also shared experience of performing play at the stage.  How does Mahesh Dattani manipulate time and space within the dramatic framework of Final Solutions to create meaning? Explore the interplay of these elements with specific reference to the stagecraft techniques employed by the playwright.        Mahesh Dattani's play Final Solutions masterfully manipulates time and space to explore the themes of communal tension, historical memory, and the cyclical nature of violence. His use of time and space, intertwined with innovative stagecraft techniques, deepens the meaning of the narrative and enhances the audience's understanding of the complex social issues he addresses. Fluidity of Time:  Simultaneity of Past and Present: Dattani blurs the lines between past and present to show how historical events and memo

  Reimagining Narratives with AI in Digital Humanities    Hello learners. I am student. I am writing this blog as a part of thinking activity assigned by Dilip Sir. The aim  of this activity is to encourage students to rethink and reimagine the way narratives involving AI and digital life are constructed, moving away from the traditional archetype of AI as a harbinger of doom, and exploring the potential for positive and constructive interactions between humans and AI.  The story :            The Gardions of vasantpur          Vasantpur, a small and secluded village surrounded by lush green hills, had always felt like a world apart—a place where time seemed to stand still. The villagers lived simple, contented lives, relying on the land for their sustenance and on each other for support. But when a mysterious illness began spreading across the world, even this tranquil village could not remain untouched.         As news of the pandemic reached Vasantpur, fear and uncertainty spread thr

  SR: Postcolonial Studies: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Hello learners. I am a student. I am writing this blog as part of Sunday reading task given by Dilil sir Barad.        Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s talk titled "The Danger of a Single Story." It is one of her most renowned speeches, delivered at a TED conference in 2009. In this talk, Adichie discusses the importance of storytelling and literature in shaping our perceptions and understanding of the world. For reading the background (Teacher blog)  Click here . Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie        Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a prominent Nigerian writer and public intellectual, celebrated for her novels, essays, and talks that explore themes of identity, culture, gender, and politics. Born on September 15, 1977, in Enugu, Nigeria, Adichie grew up in a university town called Nsukka, where her father was a professor and her mother was the first female registrar at the University of Nigeria.        Adichie is also a celebrated essayist

  Movie Screening  - Black Hello learners. I am student. I am writing this blog as part of movie screening and review. Here i have tried to discuss my personal review of movie named "Black". About the movie :        "Black" is a 2005 Bollywood drama film directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The movie is inspired by the life and struggles of Helen Keller. It stars Amitabh Bachchan and Rani Mukerji in the lead roles.           The film follows the life of Michelle McNally (played by Rani Mukerji), a deaf-blind woman, and her relationship with her teacher, Debraj Sahai (played by Amitabh Bachchan). Debraj, an eccentric and alcoholic teacher, takes on the challenge of educating Michelle, who lives in a world of darkness and silence. Through his unorthodox methods and unwavering dedication, Debraj helps Michelle learn how to communicate, read, and connect with the world around her.   Cast:         Amitabh Bachchan as Debraj Sahai: He portrays the strict but compassionate t

Laughing Buddha by Pravin Ghdhvi     Hello learners. I am student. I am writing this blog as part of thinking activity assigned by Prakruti ma'am. In which we have to answer some interesting question. Click here   for background reading of poem.(Teacher blog)  What should be of a higher moral importance for governing bodies, national security or basic needs of its citizens? What do you think is Pravin Gadhvi's opinion about this?       The moral priorities of governing bodies, the debate between national security and the basic needs of citizens often arises. Ideally, both are crucial and should be balanced, but opinions vary on which should take precedence.        Pravin Gadhvi’s poem "Laughing Buddha" emphasizes themes of compassion, empathy, and the inherent value of human life and happiness. This suggests that Gadhvi might lean towards prioritizing the basic needs of citizens. The poem likely advocates for ensuring that individuals have their essential needs met, s