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  • Journal Vol 2 Issue 2

    Journal Vol 2 Issue 2

    a transdisciplinary biannual research journal Vol. 2 Issue 2 July 2015 Postgraduate Department of English Manjeri, Malappuram, Kerala. www.kahmunityenglish.in/journals/singularities/ Chief Editor P. K. Babu., Ph. D Associate Professor & Head Postgraduate Dept. of English KAHM Unity Women's College, Manjeri. Members: Dr. K. K. Kunhammad, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Studies in English, Kannur University Mammad. N, Asst. Professor, Dept of English, Govt. College, Malappuram. Dr. Priya. K. Nair, Asst. Professor, Dept. of English, St. Teresa's College, Eranakulam. Aswathi. M . P., Asst. Professor, Dept of English, KAHM Unity Women's College, Manjeri. Advisory Editors: Dr. V. C. Haris School of Letters, M.G. University Kottayam Dr. M. V. Narayanan, Assoc. Professor, Dept of English, University of Calicut. Editor's Note The Singularities is into its fourth issue since it was launched in the January 2014 as a transdisciplinary biannual research Journal. The team of teachers at the English Department of KAHM Unity Women's College, Manjeri, has ensured that the Journal is issued promptly within the time frame we have set for the Journal. Not only have we stuck to the mission, but we have contributed to building writing skill and awareness to Research Writing organising workshops and training sessions in quality writing. The current issue with its core on Film, Women and Literature, carries a range of articles connecting the theme at various nodes. The surge of interest in Films and Women seems to offer a lot to complement each other. There appears to be a lot of interest in Cinema but it seems this is slow in getting translated fully into quality writing from the youngsters.
  • Notice for Writtten EXAM (List of Provisonlly Eligible Candidates)

    Notice for Writtten EXAM (List of Provisonlly Eligible Candidates)

    Notice of Written Examination The Written Exam for the following Posts will be conducted on 02.11.2008 (Sunday) in two shifts. The details are as under:- S.No. Name of the Post Shift Timings 1 Manager (Electrical /Cargo/ Commercial Morning Shift 10.00 AM Jr.Executive (P&A/ Arch.) 2 Manager (Airport Operation/Fire Service) Evening Shift 02.30 PM Jr.Executive (IT/Eqpt.) Admit cards have been dispatched to the provisionally eligible candidates individually. In case of non-receipt of Admit Card, duplicate Admit Card can be had in person from this office from 22nd October,08 except Saturday/Sunday and Gagetted holiday. Candidates who did not come here in person are advised to go directly to the examination centre (As per Centre for written exam adopted in the application form) and request to Nodal Officer, AAI at the Venue on the Schedule date of exam. It may be noted that duplicate Admit Card will be issued only those candidates whose name are exist in our master list of provisionally eligible candidates. Candidates are also advised to bring one passport size photo, identical to the photo pasted on their application forms for further enquires, candidates can contact over telephone No. 011-24632950 Extn.2431/2449/2467 from 9.30 AM to 5.30PM.on all working days. The names of the examination centre are as under:- S.No. Centre Venue for Morning Shift- Venue for Evening Shift- For Manager (Electrical For Manager (Airport /Cargo /Commercial) and Operation/Fire Service) JE (P&A/Arch) and JE (IT/Equpt) Kendriya Vidalaya No.1, 1.

  • Sangeeta Datta, Kaustav Bakshi & Rohit K Dasgupta the Game

    THE WORLD OF RITUPARNO GHOSH: TEXTS, CONTEXTS AND TRANGRESSIONS Sangeeta Datta, Kaustav Bakshi & Rohit K Dasgupta The game-changer Rituparno Ghosh (1961-2013) was a filmmaker, lyricist and writer who emerged on the cultural scene of Bengal as a copywriter of a Kolkata-based advertising firm in the eighties. He made a mark for himself in the world of commercials, winning several awards for Response, the agency he worked for. After directing two documentaries for Doordarshan (National television), he graduated into filmmaking with Hirer Angti (Diamond Ring, 1992), which was critically acclaimed but failed to get a commercial release. For his second film, Ghosh collaborated with Aparna Sen and Renu Roy to form Spandan Films which produced Unishey April (19th April, 1995). The film won the National Award for the Best Film and when it hit the screens in the summer of 1995 it remarkably changed the experience of cinema for the middleclass Bengali bhadrolok.1 Ghosh arrived at a time when Bengali cinema was going through a particularly difficult phase. Satyajit Ray had passed away in 1992, leaving behind him a vacuum which seemed difficult to fill. Although Goutam Ghose, Aparna Sen and Buddhadeb Dasgupta tried to carry forward the legacy of ‘intellectual’ cinema represented by Ray and Mrinal Sen, they made films far in-between having little bearing on the commercial market. Tollygunge, where the main studios are located, had been taken over by filmmakers who were mostly remaking Tamil or Hindi films. They worked within severe budget constraints and the financial and intellectual impoverishment was glaringly visible on screen.