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Jokes on Gender and Side Kicks in Malayalam Movies
World Wide Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development (Feb-2021) WWJMRD 2021; 7(2): 14-17 www.wwjmrd.com International Journal Peer Reviewed Journal Jokes Apart: Critiquing the ‘coloured’ Jokes on Refereed Journal Indexed Journal Gender and Side Kicks in Malayalam Movies Impact Factor MJIF: 4.25 E-ISSN: 2454-6615 Muhammad Shaheer. P.M Muhammad Shaheer. P.M Assistant Professor Abstract Postgraduate Department of Human beings’ tendency to bring content in colours can create some contorted concepts in our English Government College ‘colorful’ life. Jokes of the characters connected to ones’ gender and sidekicks in the movies convey Kasaragod, Kerala, India. a deeper political meaning. Caricaturing or calling people in names based on their colour constructs binaries in popular Malayalam movies; the character’s colour of the skin plays a significant role. The relationship between genders, the hero and sidekicks are determined by the colour they possess. Present study aims at assessing the ‘coloured’ jokes centered on gender and sidekicks in select Malayalam movies. Keywords: Subaltern Studies, Deconstruction, Gender studies, Film Theory Introduction I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. Martin Luther king Jr The colour of human skin plays a significant role in forming one’s identity. Varieties of colours carry political, psychological and cultural meanings. The concept of race has a close connection with one’s colour. Colour consciousness constitutes and divides people. Superiority of white over black generates the notion that black is a foil to the white culture. -
HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION MARCH 2019 First Year - Missing CE List
Ex-II/CEMISS/I/072019 Office of the directorate of Higher Secondary Education Housing Board Building Shanthinagar Thiruvananthapuram 14/05/2019 CE Marks of the following First year candidates are not received yet. As it will adversly affect the publication of results, all Principals are requested to verify the following list and immediately upload the CE Marks of respective candidates through IExam before 16/05/2019 2 PM. If the candidate has no CE or is not registered for the First Year March 2019 examination please specify that and send mail to "[email protected]". The results of candidates whose CE marks not received will be withheld and the Principal shall be responsible for the non publication of their results. Sd/- Joint Director Examination HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION MARCH 2019 First Year - Missing CE List Reg No Subject School : 01010 GOVT. HSS, NEDUVELI, VENJARAMOOD, TRIVANDRUM 7003146 KRISHNAKUMAR K English 7003146 KRISHNAKUMAR K Malayalam 7003146 KRISHNAKUMAR K Economics 7003146 KRISHNAKUMAR K Business Studies with functional Managemen 7003146 KRISHNAKUMAR K Accountancy with Comp.Acc. 7003146 KRISHNAKUMAR K Computer Application 7003173 VINEESH S VIJAYAN English 7003173 VINEESH S VIJAYAN Malayalam 7003173 VINEESH S VIJAYAN Economics 7003173 VINEESH S VIJAYAN Business Studies with functional Managemen 7003173 VINEESH S VIJAYAN Accountancy with Comp.Acc. 7003173 VINEESH S VIJAYAN Computer Application School : 01015 GOVT. BOYS HSS, PETTAH, TRIVANDRUM 7004257 AKASH .R .B English 7004257 AKASH .R .B Malayalam 7004257 AKASH .R -
Documentation Biodiversity Knowledge T Cumentation
DOCUMENTATION & POPULARIZATION OF BIODIVERSITY RELATED TRADITIONAL K NOWLEDGE THROUGH SCHOOLS IN KERALA , INDIA Preparation of Community Biodiversity Register Organized by: Supported by: Tropical Institute of Ecological Sciences, Korea Green Foundat ion , Kottayam, Kerala, India Seoul, Korea Documentation and Popularization of Biodiversity Related Traditional Knowledge through Schools in Kerala, India Preparation of Community Biodiversity Register Documentation and Popularization of Biodiversity Related Traditional Knowledge through Schools in Kerala, India Preparation of Community Biodiversity Registers January 2015 Project Coordinators Dr. Punnen Kurian Venkadathu Dr. Nelson P. Abraham Report written and compiled by: Nimisha K. Amaldev Manoj P. Roshini Susan Elias SiniJoshy Pradeep Thomas Shyamkumar S. Krishnapriya Organised by: Tropical Institute of Ecological Sciences, Ecological Research Campus, Velloor P.O., Kottayam- 686 501 Tel: 0481 250 3988 Email:[email protected] Web: www.ties.org.in Preface India is one of the twelve mega biodiversity countries of the world. Although it comprises of only 2.4 percent of the total land area, India already accounts for 7 percent to 8 percent of the recorded species of the world. The Western Ghats, lies in the western side of India, is rich in biodiversity resources and is considered as one of the global biodiversity hotspot. However, the loss of biodiversity has been so great as never before in Western Ghats due to change in topographical and climatic conditions. Conservation of biodiversity lays equal stress on utilization, preservation and protection of natural resources. Moreover, knowledge base of rare species and associated traditional knowledge are being eroded eventually leading to the loss of traditional knowledge. Traditional knowledge associated with natural resources plays a vital role in the utilization of country’s biodiversity.