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Sunday, February 24, 2019
Rap music aficionados who want to take their passion to the next level have a reason to cheer now, thanks to the Mumbai University’s initiative to launch a dedicated course in hip-hop studies, beginning the academic year 2019-20. Officials have said “Introduction to hiphop Studies” will be the first such varsity-level course in the entire Asia.
A special curriculum has been designed for this course, which is established under the department of communication and journalism.
“Considering the popularity of hip-hop as study material, the university administration has decided to introduce a certificate course from this academic year only,” Mumbai University spokesman Liladhar Bansod said on Saturday.
An underground music movement that originated on the streets of New York several decades ago, hip-hop metamorphosed into a sub-culture while arriving in India.
The genre, which encapsulates art, music, dance, literature, identity, style and politics, returned to the limelight again after Zoya Akhtar’s film ‘Gully Boy’ hit the screens.
“This first-ever course in Asian countries will be undertaken... A special curriculum (Introduction to Hip-Hop Studies) has been designed for this purpose,” said course coordinator professor Yatindra Ingle. Initially, the three-month certificate course will be offered to students after class 12.
“MU is planning to offer a diploma and a master's degree in subsequent batches,” Ingle said, adding that students will have to pay Rs 5000 as academic fee for the entire course.
2,000 boxes of Alphonsos at APMC create a record for Feb
The APMC yard at Vashi on Saturday received a record quantity of Alphonso mangoes for February. As many as 2, 005 boxes (4 to 6 dozen per box) of Konkan Alphonso hit the wholesale market. Traders said that in the last 15 years, mango arrivals on Saturday were a record. That’s more than twice the quantity of last year. On this day, last year’s supply was just 1, 000 boxes. Also, 850 boxes of Karnataka mangoes reached the city. Prices in the wholesale market were between Rs 2,000 and Rs 5,000 per box. The premium quality fetched between Rs 3, 000 and 5, 000 a box. Sanjay Pansare, a former APMC director and mango trader, said, “The reason for bumper supplies is good flowering in October with ideal weather.”
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| 2,000 boxes of Alphonsos at APMC create a record for Feb |
The APMC yard at Vashi on Saturday received a record quantity of Alphonso mangoes for February. As many as 2, 005 boxes (4 to 6 dozen per box) of Konkan Alphonso hit the wholesale market. Traders said that in the last 15 years, mango arrivals on Saturday were a record. That’s more than twice the quantity of last year. On this day, last year’s supply was just 1, 000 boxes. Also, 850 boxes of Karnataka mangoes reached the city. Prices in the wholesale market were between Rs 2,000 and Rs 5,000 per box. The premium quality fetched between Rs 3, 000 and 5, 000 a box. Sanjay Pansare, a former APMC director and mango trader, said, “The reason for bumper supplies is good flowering in October with ideal weather.”
The Bharatiya
8:59 PM
Tender coconut sellers
BMC’s hard blow to tender coconut sellers: Dispose of husk and shells on your own
In a city high on the cocaine of concrete, one of the few things that are still natural and salubrious is the tender coconut. But this ubiquitous Rs 50 thirst-quencher is suddenly facing a peril.
Last month, the city’s municipal corporation issued a letter to all tender coconut vendors that they will have to make their own arrangements to dispose of the empty shells as the civic staff will no longer pick them up. The move comes as an ongoing followup to the 2016 environment ministry notification on solid waste management which requires segregation of organic waste at source. While bulk generators and housing societies have already begun the process, coconut sellers and sugarcane juice stalls are now next in line to be reminded of their role in the grand garbage game.
“We have no idea what to do,” says Warden Road-based vendor Aboobaker Kutty. “While back home in Mallapuram (Kerala) the coconut shell is of immense value, a city devoid of green parks, gardens and farms has little use for the fertile compost that this generates,” he says. Adds another vendor, “In Kerala, people line up to pick up the coconut shells and even pay for them because they are so useful as fuel and as fertilizer. Here, we have no idea what to do with the debris. Even if we buy a machine to compost the shells, we have to first dry them as they have such a high water content and then shred them. Where is space? Every inch comes with a cost.”
Mohd Shafi, one of the city’s biggest coconut wholesalers, is a worried man, as are the sugarcane juice sellers
Scientists: Coconut shells have great value, need space and process to use them
Every day, around three to four lakh tender coconuts enter the city in the early hours, and a complex distribution network disseminates them to some 2,000 street vendors and 5,000-6,000 home delivery folk. The bulk of the produce comes from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, and some from coastal Maharashtra and Gujarat, according to Mohammed Shafi, one of the city’s biggest coconut wholesalers. Although most of the big vendors in the city are still from Kerala, the supply does not in fact come from their state. “The plantation owners of Kerala have figured that they are better off selling the dry brown coconut, where the fibre and shell have multiple lucrative uses,” says Kutty. “Besides, there is no labour left in Kerala. Most of the younger generation is too educated to be climbing trees. They have become doctors and engineers.”
At the heart of this issue, which impacts all bulk generators of organic waste, is the absence of information as well as logistical connectivity between a civic body grappling with overflowing landfills, waste generators such as coconut and sugarcane sellers, and the end-users of fertile compost. With fewer and fewer green spaces left in the city, there is very little scope for using the compost.
In contrast, Jaishree Goyal, a waste management expert in Delhi, who has nudged several big temples in the national capital to compost their massive floral waste, says, “Farmers from all around Delhi come and happily pick up the rich fertilizer on a regular basis.”
While finding space for the storage and dessication of the shells is an issue, the actual content of the shells is immensely valuable—far beyond its simple use as a fertilizer. In fact, it has industrial potential.
A group of scientists and industrialists have already been working on the breakup of the coconut shell to avail of its healthy properties. Aniruddha Pandit, dean, Institute of Chemical Technology, says, “The inner shell of the tender coconut is of great value. We have been working on gathering these shells and pyrolizing (heating in the absence of oxygen) them to get three products—a gas which can be used like LPG, a solid material called biochar which is an absorbent for the purification of drugs as it takes in impurities, and a bio-oil which has many useful chemicals.” Pandit hopes that agro-chemical companies will take this up and create a win-win situation for all the parties concerned.
What is needed is for them to form a cooperative and get the municipal authorities to give them some space, says a chemical engineer and industrialist, also working on the project.
But the ‘s’ word is the biggest challenge. Vishwas Shankarwar, the deputy municipal commissioner in charge of solid waste, says the civic body’s trucks will continue to pick up the shells for a while until the coconut sellers find some solution.
“If we do not get any help, the only thing that is natural and healthy in Mumbai will simply stop,” says Kutty. “As it is we had to raise the price after they banned plastic straws and we had to move to the more expensive paper straws.” Kutty’s stall has been around for more than 50 years and he says that even though he can happily retire, he cannot get away from his coconuts. Pointing to a painted signboard on top of his stall, he says, “My father was right when he came up with this: ‘A coconut a day keeps the doctor away!’ It is little wonder that you will always find several tender coconut vendors outside every hospital. If coconuts stop, there will simply be more patients in Mumbai.” His young nephew, now a mechanical engineer, says even he finds himself drawn to the family trade, and adds with a smile that like most things good, the humble tender coconut will surely survive even as plastic and concrete creep over the world.
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| Mohd Shafi, one of the city’s biggest coconut wholesalers, is a worried man, as are the sugarcane juice sellers |
In a city high on the cocaine of concrete, one of the few things that are still natural and salubrious is the tender coconut. But this ubiquitous Rs 50 thirst-quencher is suddenly facing a peril.
Last month, the city’s municipal corporation issued a letter to all tender coconut vendors that they will have to make their own arrangements to dispose of the empty shells as the civic staff will no longer pick them up. The move comes as an ongoing followup to the 2016 environment ministry notification on solid waste management which requires segregation of organic waste at source. While bulk generators and housing societies have already begun the process, coconut sellers and sugarcane juice stalls are now next in line to be reminded of their role in the grand garbage game.
“We have no idea what to do,” says Warden Road-based vendor Aboobaker Kutty. “While back home in Mallapuram (Kerala) the coconut shell is of immense value, a city devoid of green parks, gardens and farms has little use for the fertile compost that this generates,” he says. Adds another vendor, “In Kerala, people line up to pick up the coconut shells and even pay for them because they are so useful as fuel and as fertilizer. Here, we have no idea what to do with the debris. Even if we buy a machine to compost the shells, we have to first dry them as they have such a high water content and then shred them. Where is space? Every inch comes with a cost.”
Mohd Shafi, one of the city’s biggest coconut wholesalers, is a worried man, as are the sugarcane juice sellers
Scientists: Coconut shells have great value, need space and process to use them
Every day, around three to four lakh tender coconuts enter the city in the early hours, and a complex distribution network disseminates them to some 2,000 street vendors and 5,000-6,000 home delivery folk. The bulk of the produce comes from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, and some from coastal Maharashtra and Gujarat, according to Mohammed Shafi, one of the city’s biggest coconut wholesalers. Although most of the big vendors in the city are still from Kerala, the supply does not in fact come from their state. “The plantation owners of Kerala have figured that they are better off selling the dry brown coconut, where the fibre and shell have multiple lucrative uses,” says Kutty. “Besides, there is no labour left in Kerala. Most of the younger generation is too educated to be climbing trees. They have become doctors and engineers.”
At the heart of this issue, which impacts all bulk generators of organic waste, is the absence of information as well as logistical connectivity between a civic body grappling with overflowing landfills, waste generators such as coconut and sugarcane sellers, and the end-users of fertile compost. With fewer and fewer green spaces left in the city, there is very little scope for using the compost.
In contrast, Jaishree Goyal, a waste management expert in Delhi, who has nudged several big temples in the national capital to compost their massive floral waste, says, “Farmers from all around Delhi come and happily pick up the rich fertilizer on a regular basis.”
While finding space for the storage and dessication of the shells is an issue, the actual content of the shells is immensely valuable—far beyond its simple use as a fertilizer. In fact, it has industrial potential.
A group of scientists and industrialists have already been working on the breakup of the coconut shell to avail of its healthy properties. Aniruddha Pandit, dean, Institute of Chemical Technology, says, “The inner shell of the tender coconut is of great value. We have been working on gathering these shells and pyrolizing (heating in the absence of oxygen) them to get three products—a gas which can be used like LPG, a solid material called biochar which is an absorbent for the purification of drugs as it takes in impurities, and a bio-oil which has many useful chemicals.” Pandit hopes that agro-chemical companies will take this up and create a win-win situation for all the parties concerned.
What is needed is for them to form a cooperative and get the municipal authorities to give them some space, says a chemical engineer and industrialist, also working on the project.
But the ‘s’ word is the biggest challenge. Vishwas Shankarwar, the deputy municipal commissioner in charge of solid waste, says the civic body’s trucks will continue to pick up the shells for a while until the coconut sellers find some solution.
“If we do not get any help, the only thing that is natural and healthy in Mumbai will simply stop,” says Kutty. “As it is we had to raise the price after they banned plastic straws and we had to move to the more expensive paper straws.” Kutty’s stall has been around for more than 50 years and he says that even though he can happily retire, he cannot get away from his coconuts. Pointing to a painted signboard on top of his stall, he says, “My father was right when he came up with this: ‘A coconut a day keeps the doctor away!’ It is little wonder that you will always find several tender coconut vendors outside every hospital. If coconuts stop, there will simply be more patients in Mumbai.” His young nephew, now a mechanical engineer, says even he finds himself drawn to the family trade, and adds with a smile that like most things good, the humble tender coconut will surely survive even as plastic and concrete creep over the world.
Sunday, July 8, 2018
The Bharatiya
10:37 PM
The reader stories that left us in splits, warmed our hearts and made us nostalgic
In the name of the cat
What do football legends and cats have in common? My family’s devotion I suppose.
I remember my Nani’s cat, a regular alley kind, grey, lean with the most startling eyes who decided to adopt her! One day, it was just there. Occasionally, it would leave a mouse or two for the folks to find so Nani was very pleased.
I was fascinated by it too but the problem was it would come and go as it pleased and didn’t like being held. So, the next time the milk saucer was being topped, I was right beside Nani as she called out in her strong Pahari accent, “Aaa Maradona”.
“Nani! It’s Madonna, the pop star. There is no Maradona. You are pronouncing it all wrong.”
While she sagely nodded, I pitched in to help by screaming my lungs out for Madonna.
My Mama (maternal uncle) materialised with furrowed brows and a scowl from his room. He hissed, “It’s Maradona!”
“Huh?”
“Maradona! The footballer!”
So began my education and I discovered that if Madonna was popular, Maradona was legendary. Our feline lived up to the reputation of its namesake by its sheer agility and ability to scrape out of any tight corner.
The story does not end there.
On my next visit the following year, I belted out “Maradona” in my highest pitch to draw out the cat. I was immediately corrected by my other Mama.
“Maradona ran away. It’s Platini now.”
“Who is Platini?”
“A football legend and our cat of course.”
For many years any cat that became a part of the household was always either a Maradona or a Platini. Pele, Ronaldo, Zidane scarcely left an impression, at least on the real decision maker that was Nani, for she steadfastly refused to name the cats after them.
Even today as the football frenzy of the World Cup begins, inspired teams and their players debated upon, for us it will always be Maradona and Platini, who rule the roost in our football-crazy family.
EXPERT TALK
Q. Is neutering of dogs and cats recommended for home pets?
Shalini Mehta, Mumbai Neutering reduces aggressive behaviour in cats and dogs. it’s also important to control unwanted kittens or puppies or strays in our country. There are no significant health or behaviour adverse affects in neutered pets.
—Dr Umesh Kallahalli is a well-known vet
What do football legends and cats have in common? My family’s devotion I suppose.
I remember my Nani’s cat, a regular alley kind, grey, lean with the most startling eyes who decided to adopt her! One day, it was just there. Occasionally, it would leave a mouse or two for the folks to find so Nani was very pleased.
I was fascinated by it too but the problem was it would come and go as it pleased and didn’t like being held. So, the next time the milk saucer was being topped, I was right beside Nani as she called out in her strong Pahari accent, “Aaa Maradona”.
“Nani! It’s Madonna, the pop star. There is no Maradona. You are pronouncing it all wrong.”
While she sagely nodded, I pitched in to help by screaming my lungs out for Madonna.
My Mama (maternal uncle) materialised with furrowed brows and a scowl from his room. He hissed, “It’s Maradona!”
“Huh?”
“Maradona! The footballer!”
So began my education and I discovered that if Madonna was popular, Maradona was legendary. Our feline lived up to the reputation of its namesake by its sheer agility and ability to scrape out of any tight corner.
The story does not end there.
On my next visit the following year, I belted out “Maradona” in my highest pitch to draw out the cat. I was immediately corrected by my other Mama.
“Maradona ran away. It’s Platini now.”
“Who is Platini?”
“A football legend and our cat of course.”
For many years any cat that became a part of the household was always either a Maradona or a Platini. Pele, Ronaldo, Zidane scarcely left an impression, at least on the real decision maker that was Nani, for she steadfastly refused to name the cats after them.
Even today as the football frenzy of the World Cup begins, inspired teams and their players debated upon, for us it will always be Maradona and Platini, who rule the roost in our football-crazy family.
EXPERT TALK
Q. Is neutering of dogs and cats recommended for home pets?
Shalini Mehta, Mumbai Neutering reduces aggressive behaviour in cats and dogs. it’s also important to control unwanted kittens or puppies or strays in our country. There are no significant health or behaviour adverse affects in neutered pets.
—Dr Umesh Kallahalli is a well-known vet
Thursday, January 26, 2017
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A/14, Bhagyoday Society, Opp. Old Reline Mart, Ghatlodia, , Ahmedabad, 0, Gujarat, India.
Send Inquiry 9879699441
Switchgear Panel Repairing Services
Faridabad
We are providing Switchgear Panel Repairing Services. in Faridabad
Vaishnav Electrical Control
Shop No. 2, M. C. F. 31, New Railway Station Road, Ballabhgarh, Ballabhgarh, Faridabad, 0, Haryana, India.
Send Inquiry 9650016584
Masala Agarbatti
Ahmedabad
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Masala Agarbatti in Ahmedabad
Ketan Agarbatti Works
Near Old Post Office, Opposite Municipal Garden, Near Narsinhji Temple, Bapunagar, Ahmedabad, 380024, Gujarat, India.
Send Inquiry 9825957580
Colored Agarbatti
Delhi
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Colored Agarbatti in Delhi
Sunrise Agarbatti Works
Plot No. 183/1 Lal Dora Village Burari, , Delhi, 110091, Delhi, India.
Send Inquiry 9818751818
Loban Agarbatti
New Delhi
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Loban Agarbatti in New Delhi
Shivani Dhoop Industries
H.N. 358, Ground Floor, Gali No. 17, Tomar Colony, Burari, Burari, New Delhi, 110091, Delhi, India.
Send Inquiry 9871271071
Natural Agarbatti
Erode
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Natural Agarbatti in Erode
No. 1 Rich, Dhanalaxmi Industries
No. 10/71, Kattur, Kattur, Erode, 709, Tamil Nadu, India.
Send Inquiry 8792329192
Sandal Agarbatti
Ahmedabad
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Sandal Agarbatti in Ahmedabad
Padmavati Enterprises (Kamdhenu Dhoop)
320/1576, G.H.B, Opp. Old Post Office, Gandhi Chowk, Near General Hospital, Bapunagar, Bapunagar, Ahmedabad, 144002, Gujarat, India.
Send Inquiry 9825211271
Vatika Agarbatties
Bengaluru
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Vatika Agarbatties in Bengaluru
N. K. Subbiah Setty & Sons
4th Floor N.K.S. Premier 45, Mamulpet, Mamulpet, Bengaluru, 701, Karnataka, India.
Send Inquiry 9845010375
Kesar Agarbatti
Ahmedabad
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Kesar Agarbatti in Ahmedabad
Shri Ganesh Perfume Industries
No. 774/5416, G. H. Board, Near Gayatri Temple, Bapu Nagar, Bapu Nagar, Ahmedabad, 144002, Gujarat, India.
Send Inquiry 9925358163
Black Raw Agarbatti
Chennai
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Black Raw Agarbatti in Chennai
Unique Natural Products Private Limited
G-1, H-95, TNHB Flats, 1st Seaward Road, Valmiki Nagar, Thiruvanmiyur, Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, 9912, Tamil Nadu, India.
Send Inquiry 9003186353
Agarbatti
Adoni
Supplier / Trader / Manufacturer Of Agarbatti in Adoni
M. S. Agarbatti
House No. 2-714, Sharada Nagar, Opposite Arts College Yemmiganur Road, , Adoni, 9923, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Send Inquiry 8341684896
Agarbatti
Ahmedabad
Suppliers / Traders / Manufacturers Of Agarbatti in Ahmedabad
Bharat Industrial Corporation
4, Ajay Industrial Estate,Gujarat Bottling Road,Opp. Dena Bank, Rakhial, Ahmedabad, 380023, Gujarat, India.
Send Inquiry 9327512144
Agarbatti - Incense Stick
Gondia
Agarbatti - Incense Stick, incense sticks,agarbatti , raw bamboo sticks Dewang industries, gondia bamboo sticks, incense sticks and aroma sticks, agarbatti, raw agarbathi, colored agarbatti, machines, machines spare parts, flora batti, natural batti in Gondia
dewang industries
pal chock, ramnagar, gondia, Railtoly, Gondia, 441614, Maharashtra, India.
Send Inquiry 9373010099
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