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Curated by Mario Liberali, the exhibition titled “Tigris- The Queen of Wildlife” is organised by the Consulate General of Italy in Kolkata in collaboration with the Kolkata Centre for Creativity. Kolkata Centre for Creativity is showcasing the magnificence of the Royal Bengal Tiger through the lenses of Italian artists Maurizio Boscheri and Daniel Calovi. Curated by Mario Liberali, the exhibition titled “Tigris- The Queen of Wildlife” is organised by the Consulate General of Italy in Kolkata in collaboration with the Kolkata Centre for Creativity. The exhibition is part of the program to celebrate the 75 years of bilateral diplomatic relations between Italy and India and will host a series of events such as painting and restoration workshops with local artists and students followed by a seminar on tiger conservation. Talking about the exhibition curator Mario Liberali shared, “Seventeen oils and mixed media on canvas have been created on gold or silver leaf backgrounds, through traditional painting methods as well as the application of semi-precious stones, and in all of them the protagonist is one: the Royal Bengal Tiger, the national animal of India.” This is for the first time the works of Maurizio Boscheri and Daniel Calovi are exhibited in. bengal paint mix.
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the end of Pitri Paksha or Shraddh, the 16-day mourning period for ancestors. Devotees believe that Ma Durga, with her children, starts her journey to her father’s home on earth on this day from Mount Kailash. Only the senior-most potter is given the privilege of drawing the eyes of the Devi, which finally makes the idol come alive. Four elementsdeemed to be pureare considered essential in the making of idols. They are the mud from the banks of the Hooghly River- a tributary of the Ganga – called Ganga Mati, urine of a cow – Gomutra, cow dung or Gobar and soil from a prostitute’s doorstep referred to as the sacred earth. Historically, Kumartuli potters have been fetching the sacred soil from adjacent Sonagachi, the largest red-light neighbourhood in Asia. Earlier, a senior potter or priest would formally beg a sex worker for her consent to carry the soil from her doorstep. The tradition stems from the belief that when a man enters a brothel, he leaves all his virtues behind. Hence, the soil of a courtesan’s doorstep is the purest as she absorbs all the evil of society to keep society pure and safe. (IPA )The ex minister's lawyer.
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its Early Oil Production System (the "Bengal EOPS") at the Caracal 1 production area in Australia's Cooper Basin. The successful commissioning of the Bengal EOPS - a mobile Lufkin "Road Runner" Pumping Unit - allows for oil production from Bengal's wells as well as being able to offer pumping services to third parties. Further evaluation is required to assess the commercial viability of the Caracal 1 well for long term oil production. Story continues President and CEO, Chayan Chakrabarty, said: "We are encouraged by these results which are important incremental steps in the Company's advancement as an operator in the Cooper Basin. The two Wareena sites have now demonstrated they have natural gas. Assuming successful remediation, we will look forward to connecting these wells to our Wareena pipeline and making more gas available for both domestic consumption in the Australian market and for export to take advantage of the strong international market. While we wait on the future tie-in of the wells to the pipeline, our plan is to utilize Wareena gas production to commission our prototype early gas production system1, the Digital Mining Donga (DMD), to utilize early gas production in producing digital currency." About Bengal Bengal Energy Ltd..
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is not necessarily indicative of long-term performance or of ultimate recovery from such wells. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Bengal Energy Ltd.
Chayan Chakrabarty, President & Chief Executive Officer
(403) 205-2526
Jerrad Blanchard, Chief Financial Officer
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To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/136809 Follow Us Read this news in brief form Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra on Wednesday took at swipe at the Bharatiya Janata Party while sharing image of protesters with BJP flags torching a police vehicle the previous day. The Lok Sabha member, known for her fiery speeches and stinging jibes, said that the image was “Chapter 1 in BJP’s New Education Policy” on how to “methodically torch police vehicle.” The TMC leader also wondered whether the saffron party will stand by its “bulldozer policy” if the West Bengal government takes similar action against "BJP workers who destroyed public property." “Chapter 1 in BJP’s New Education Policy : how to methodically torch police vehicle. BJP simians in Kolkata yesterday,” Mahua Moitra said in a tweet. “What if Bengal used Bhogiji Ajay Bisht’s model & sent bulldozers to homes of BJP workers who destroyed.
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area… Very few BJP people have been injured. In every TV screen you can see BJP workers throwing stones,” Roy added. Also Read: ‘Nabanna Chalo’: Swapan Dasgupta attacked by police, claims BJP; blames TMC ‘goons’ for mayhem Referring to the 1993 incident when TMC workers were killed in police firing in Calcutta, which the Bengal government marks as Martyr’s Day, he asked, “Have the police fired even one round today? If this is not democracy, what is?” When asked about the turnout on the BJP’s protest march today that the ruling party at the Centre claimed was an indicator of people’s angst against the Mamata Banerjee-led government, Roy called it “fake crowd”. “The people have not come out. Those seen in the protest were state BJP workers, many of whom were paid Rs 1,200 each to come. The BJP has spent Rs 3 crore to pay them, another Rs 2 crore to bring them in buses,” Roy claimed. Several BJP leaders were detained during the party’s march, ANI reported. Meanwhile, the Calcutta High Court sought a report from the West Bengal home secretary on the violence, The Indian Express reported. The court directed to file a report by September 19.
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