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While reading Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between the World and Me, I could not wrap my head around what was being said. Not because it was something I could not comprehend, but because I will never experience anything like the injustices faced by Coates. The book is written as a letter to his teenage son. Part cautionary tale, part memoir, part hope for the future, yet all realistically a bleak outlook. Coates’ takes his son (and the reader) on a journey through his life experiences trying to navigate life as a black man in the United States. It was 152 pages of difficulty and struggle. As I finished I realized exactly why I had so much trouble with the piece. I am white middle-class man who has had a very privileged life. I have never had to be sat down and told about issues that I would inevitably face in life, let alone have a book dedicated to those experiences. I am a dreamer, as Coates puts it, therefore I will never fully comprehend the oppression of which Coates speaks, but I can always work to get to a true point of understanding and compassion.
Throughout the book, Coates returns to the theme of fear; fear as an inhibitor, a motivator, and as part of black identity. The conceptions of fear seemingly evolve over the course of the text and with those the reader is exposed to just how powerful fear can be in different contexts. Coates always returns to fear because he realizes that his son is afraid and that feeling may never leave. It may not always be in the forefront of thought, but fear just might always be present. Coates does not hide from this reality, he embraces the difficult conversation knowing that it may not actually provide any comfort.
He sees fear in how young men from his youth carried themselves. The clothing, fighting, music, and language that surrounded his adolescence he linked with fear. This fear is expressed through these medium as a way to exert control over lives “against all evidence and odds.”  Coates continually paints the picture of walking out of the front door and always having the thought of not returning in the back of one’s head. In this context fear plays the role of inhibitor, because of policies and authority figures that constantly push the subtle narrative that these young black people are somehow less, unworthy, or guilty until proven innocent.
The United States justice system is institutionally broken. Coates warns his son, “Our current politics tell you that should you fall victim to such an assault and lose your body, it somehow must be your fault.”  Fear is instilled through systematic racism that continually pushes the narrative of the dangerous black man. Small crimes (or for that fact, perceived crimes) are punishable by death with no trial; the trial that often follows is centered around exonerating the guilty officer. Coates continues to discuss police brutality throughout the book because of the impact the death of Michael Brown had on his son. It becomes one lens through which he can relate as his friend, Prince Jones, was also killed by the police.
Even in some of the few instances where fear pushes Coates or those in his life to become better, to change their standing in life, the reality of society is there to destroy them. Coates concludes his book with a story of a visit to the mother of Prince Jones. A successful radiologist, who was able to send her child to private school and expected him to end up in an Ivy League school. She never regretted his decision to attend Howard, only that he was dead.  Prince had all the opportunities and support that would lead you to believe he was going to live a full, productive and successful life. But that reality does not exist. There is always the possibility that, as Dr. Jones said, “One racist act. It’s all it takes.”
That line hit me like a ton of bricks. It is unavoidable. Racism exists in our society. Even Coates knows that no matter how hard anyone in the black community tries they cannot struggle for the conversion of the dreamers.  Us “dreamers” must embrace the uncomfortable reality that racism is alive and well in our society. One racist act can end a life, alter a community, destroy a family, and shake the foundation of the society in which we live. We must be better, change can happen and we need to start holding those responsible accountable. Hopefully one day fear will no longer be a daily part of black lives, but Coates is right, the outlook is bleak and that may never change.
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A new drug that can treat obesity is being developed by researchers of the University of Texas Medical Branch. If proven successful, this promising drug could help reduce body weight without any dieting or reducing food intake.
The UTMB researchers have discovered a molecule that can block proteins in fat cells that causes metabolic brake in obese people. A metabolic brake slows down fat metabolism, making it harder for those with obesity to burn accumulated excess fats.
The said molecule inhibitor, nicotinamide-N-methyltransferase or NNMT, was able to reverse high-fat-diet-induced obesity in mice.
NNMT is a type of cytosolic enzyme that can normalize cell and energy metabolism. Researchers investigated the permeability, selective mechanistic, and physiological properties of small-molecule NMTT inhibitor to determine NMTT as an anti-obesity drug target.
"As fat cells grow larger, they begin to overexpress a protein that acts as a metabolic brake that slows down fat cell metabolism, making it harder for these cells to burn accumulating fat," says Stanley Watowich, associate professor at the UTMB Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
Excess fat cells in the body secrete more hormones and other pro-inflammatory signals that are responsible for chronic diseases such as type-2 diabetes and diseases that can lead to a heart attack.
Increasing cell metabolism and reduction of white fat deposits are crucial to the treatment of obesity. Initial results of the study encourage new and effective approach to combating obesity and other chronic metabolic diseases.
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The new drug was tested on mice that were fed a high-fat diet until they became obese. Afterward, the subjects underwent 10 days of treatment using the anti-obesity drug.
Researchers found that the obese mice receiving the drug lost more than 7 percent of their total body weight. Their white fat tissue and cell size also decreased by 30 percent. Blood cholesterol levels of the drug-treated mice also decreased to normal levels.
Another group of mice that were under the placebo treatment continued to gain weight and accumulate white fat. Both groups of mice were fed the same types and amount of food during the study.
It was also noted in the study that the administration of the NNMT inhibitors did not affect total food intake or resulted to observable adverse effects.
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In the United States, an estimate of 40 percent of adults are obese, and 30 percent are overweight, making obesity a serious epidemic. A study revealed that one in every five Americans is obese.
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- Gen Z superstar Ryan Garcia must be more active if he is to succeed in the fight game.
- That's according to top California boxing coach Jose Saucedo, who otherwise praised the youngster.
- Garcia returns to the ring April 9 against Emmanuel Tagoe in Texas.
Garcia is one of the most exciting contenders in the ultra competitive lightweight division but has not fought since claiming off the canvas to knockout Luke Campbell in an action match 13 months ago.
He makes his return against Emmanuel Tagoe atop a Golden Boy Promotions on DAZN card April 9 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.
Saucedo has been working with Golden Boy for more than a decade, and has seen some of America and Mexico's best boxers walk through his Westside Boxing Club doors — Garcia included.
"I've known Ryan since the amateur times and he's always been that kid, like, moving around and everything. He's very popular right now," Saucedo said in a nod to the Gen Z superstar's following of 8.7 million people on Instagram.
But he's not just good on social media. "He's a good boxer," Saucedo said.
Against Luke Campbell in January 2021, Garcia had to demonstrate intestinal fortitude to beat Luke Campbell by seventh-round knockout at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.
"He showed a lot of courage in that one," Saucedo said. "Luke dropped him with one punch but the kid got up, listened to his corner, and made the adjustments to get his knockout. That's how boxers need to respond."
Garcia is expected to breeze past Tagoe before, hopefully, teeing up more frequent fights this year and next.
The 23-year-old competes in the same weight class as Olympic boxing legend Vasiliy Lomachenko, as well as other top tier fighters in their mid-20s like Teofimo Lopez, Gervonta Davis, Devin Haney, and the unified world champion George Kambosos.
But Saucedo must get more rounds in, and secure more fights and experience, if he is to succeed at that level, Saucedo argues.
"I think inactivity could affect him a little bit," said Saucedo.
"He's facing this guy, and a lot of people don't know him, but he's had 33 fights and, win or lose, 33 fights is more experience," than Garcia.
Saucedo finished: "He needs more activity in the ring."


Academic researchers are being forced to admit the results of feminism and women’s liberation: a global fertility crash that threatens the future of Western Civilization.
The Bloomberg report about this crisis indicates that the birth rate has fallen from five live births per woman in 1960 to just 2.43 live births per woman in 2017. Half of all countries have already fallen below the replacement level, including most wealthy Western countries. This will likely spell dire consequences for the global economy and infrastructure, as the vast amount of future population growth will come from the third-world.
This dovetails into replacement migration, as third-world migrants are flooded into rich Western countries subsidized by rich left-wing oligarchs and often the native taxpayers who are being replaced. Third-world migration is being promoted as a solution to declining Western birthrates , but, in actuality, is only making the civilizational threat far more pressing.
Bloomberg profiled France as an example of a country with a replacement birthrate that has fallen under replacement level. They have noticed this crisis has occurred as women have gained the right to vote and moved sharply upward throughout society. These victories for feminism are literally killing the one proud nation, as French women spend their time in a workroom rather than tending to families.
They also profiled Nigeria, whose birthrates have stayed strong over the past generation. The nation stills produce 5.5 children per woman, which will mean that their nation will live on for quite some time. According to current projections, Africa will become the most populous continent within roughly 100 years unless there is a dramatic unforeseen shift.
The authors suggested in their conclusion that government policy should be crafted to offset the negative aspects of demographic decline.
“Governments will have to think creatively about ways to manage population, whether through state-sponsored benefits or family-planning edicts or discrimination protections, or else find their own path to sustainable economic growth with ever fewer native-born workers, consumers, and entrepreneurs,” they wrote.
However, with the toxic ideology of feminism spreading throughout the West like a plague, it will likely take more than government policy to reverse the clock.
Western universities promote propaganda such as this study to encourage the selfish, anti-civilizational desires fostered by women’s liberation:
We may have suspected it already, but now the science backs it up: unmarried and childless women are the happiest subgroup in the population. And they are more likely to live longer than their married and child-rearing peers, according to a leading expert in happiness.
Speaking at the Hay festival on Saturday, Paul Dolan, a professor of behavioural science at the London School of Economics, said the latest evidence showed that the traditional markers used to measure success did not correlate with happiness – particularly marriage and raising children.
“We do have some good longitudinal data following the same people over time, but I am going to do a massive disservice to that science and just say: if you’re a man, you should probably get married; if you’re a woman, don’t bother.”
Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos seems more prescient than ever with his infamous quip: “Feminism is cancer.” This gynocratic ideology may ultimately mean a total death sentence for the West.
Baghdad Bombings Could Give Biden Administration Excuse to Increase US Presence in Iraq
The first major Baghdad bombings in three years happen on Joe Biden’s first full day as president.
Two suicide bombings rocked a marketplace in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 32 people and wounding over 100. As of now no one has claimed responsibility, although Iraqi military leaders suspect the Islamic State, the paramilitary group often referred to as “ISIS” in years past.
Major General Tahsin al-Khafaji said that the first suicide bomber shouted in the marketplace that he was not feeling well, and when a group of people drew near him, he detonated an explosive belt he was wearing. Not long after that, a second suicide bomber then detonated his own belt several feet away.
This was Baghdad’s first major bombing in three years, and interestingly enough it came on the first full day of Joe Biden’s presidency. Even the Associated Press pointed out that “many questioned the timing of the attack.”
“The US-led coalition recently ceased combat activities and is gradually drawing down its troop presence in Iraq,” the article reads.
The Jerusalem Post also writes that the bombings provide Biden with “an early opportunity to show US support for Iraq.”
“Biden has said that the US is ‘back’ and the world can expect the US to care again about foreign policy and work multilaterally to solve problems,” said the Post.
All this leads many to believe that the Biden administration will once again increase the US presence in Iraq, thereby dragging us deeper into a situation that the Trump administration had been eager to get out of.
This is not the first time that a Middle Eastern tragedy has coincided with a change of power. In March of 2017, two months after Donald Trump’s inauguration, the Assad government in Syria allegedly used chemical weapons against its own people, leading to international outcry and the Trump administration’s unilateral decision to launch an April 7 missile strike on the Syrian government’s Shayrat Airbase.
Bombings and attacks have also been known to happen shortly after the US announces commitments to scale back military operations.
Perhaps groups like the Islamic State feel emboldened by such announcements and power changes. In any case, the military-industrial complex often uses such attacks to justify never-ending involvement in the Middle East. As of now, however, it still remains to be seen what they will do as a result of Thursday’s bombings, if anything. Fingers crossed that it’s not much.
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CAIRO – A major pro-democracy bloc in Egypt has slammed a ruling by a criminal court in the Upper Egyptian province of Minya sentencing 529 supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi to death for committing acts of violence.
Magdi Qurqur, a senior member of the National Alliance for the Defense of Legitimacy, Morsi's main support bloc, told Anadolu Agency that the rulings were "politicized, and reveal the political intervention in the judiciary."
"The ruling was the result of pressure by the current authorities and targets the boiling protests on the Egyptian streets," he said.
He also criticized judges for their "appalling" verdict, calling on them not to be "tools in the hands of oppressors and the unjust." Qurqur also called on Egypt's grand mufti not to endorse the rulings.
A Minya-based source with the bloc said the ruling was "shocking and unexpected."
"The streets in Minya will boil, especially as not all these sentences were [handed down against] Brotherhood members; some of them even took part in the protests that led to Morsi's ouster," the source added.
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Tariq Fouda, head of the Minya Bar Association, told AA that the hearing was held in the absence of both defendants and their lawyers.
A lawyer for Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood, who asked not the named for security reasons, also denounced the rulings as "invalid."
"The judge lost his legal authority to hear the case after defense lawyers demanded his recusal," he said.
"Lawyers also filed a complaint against him, which should restrain him from taking any action in the case," he added.
In the second session of the trial, the court only cleared 16 defendants out of 545, while finding the remainder guilty of committing violence in Minya last August after security forces violently dispersed two pro-Morsi sit-ins in Cairo and Giza, leaving hundreds of protesters killed.
The court has referred the sentence to the grand mufti – Egypt's top religious official – for endorsement, the sources told AA. Under Egyptian law, the mufti's opinion is only advisory.
The court will issue its final verdict in the case on April 28, according to the judicial sources.
Although the ruling is still appealable, it has raised eyebrows since it represents the swiftest mass death sentence in Egypt's judicial history. A first trial session last Saturday lasted only 20 minutes, and judges delivered their ruling at the beginning of the second.
It's also the largest in terms of the number of those sentenced to death.
Another 683 defendants tried on the same set of charges will appear in court on Tuesday.
They are the first death sentences against Morsi supporters since the ouster of the elected president by the army last July 3.
Egypt's military-backed authorities have launched a massive crackdown on the Brotherhood, which propelled Morsi to power in 2012, since his ouster, arresting thousands of members and sympathizers.
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Suspected hoodlums on Wednesday night reportedly broke into the Ogun State Secretariat of the All Progressives Congress located at Iyana-Mortuary, Abeokuta, and went away with vital documents.
The state Chairman of the APC faction loyal to Governor Ibikunle Amosun , Chief Derin Adebiyi, disclosed this at a press conference on Thursday.
Adebiyi claimed that the hoodlums ransacked all the offices in the secretariat.
He said they also also destroyed all air conditioners, television sets, and chairs in all the offices.
Adebiyi later conducted journalists round the secretariat.
The party chairman said the intention of the vandals remained unknown, but suspicious.
He said, “The attack was massive and destructive. All offices were broken into, including those of the chairman, the state secretary, and the organising secretary, among others.
“They destroyed items such as air conditioners, pumping machine, ceilings, chairs and television sets. The offices were ransacked while important files and documents were taken away.
“The intention of the masterminds remains unknown, suspicious. This is because it is coming at the twilight of the Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s administration.
“The Ogun State chapter of the APC condemns the incident in the strongest terms as barbaric and uncalled for. This trend is worrisome as it is believed that the incident was targeted at destabilising activities of the party as the governor.
“We wish to state that the Ogun State chapter of the APC is a peaceful and law-abiding political party. Our party believes in the rule of law and due process.
“In this regard, the party has reported the matter to security agencies for investigation.”


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This image is of my wife’s relatives in Kenya as a reference to the narrative below.
In the late 19th century, an enterprising and adventurous Parsi Indian Alibhai Mulla Jeevanjee left Karachi (now Pakistan) and sailed to Australia. As a house-to-house hawker, he managed to gain some knowledge of the English language and eventually migrated to East Africa in 1890. There, he established contact with British investors who were looking for some help to manage the planned Uganda Railways. After five years, Jeevanjee was awarded the contract to recruit Indian labourers from Punjab, to build the Uganda Railways in Kenya and the IBEAC (Imperial British East Africa Company) began building the railways construction from Kilindini Harbour, Mombasa.
Beginning 1891, thousands of the Indian ‘coolies‘ (today this word is considered a racial slur in many African countries), mainly Sikhs & Punjabis, were recruited for a three-year-contract to build Kenya Uganda Railways. Almost all of them came alone, leaving their wives in India.
One of the reasons why Indian labourers, instead of locals, were recruited was that the British faced severely hostility from the citizens of that country. The Indians on the other hand were there purely for economical reasons. They were also strong, tough and reliable hard workers and had previous experience with construction of building railways, roads, bridges and canals in India. In Kenya though, they had to face several hardships. Living in huddled groups in tents, they worked tirelessly to clear thick jungles, and break routes through hills and mountain stone with steel hammers and bare hands. Under harsh weathers, mosquitoes, snakebites, wild beast attacks, injuries and fevers were fervent. Hundred were dragged from their tents and eaten by Lions.
Amongst them was my maternal grandfather Makhan Ram Vadvae, a technically savvy man who came from Lahore, (now Pakistan) leaving his wife in India. He was appointed foreman and would check the rail tracks while seated on trolley pushed by fellow workers. His name in the labor force records is signed in Urdu as “Man eater of Tsavo”.
After the completion of railways in 1905, and the end of their contract – 51% of the workforce returned back to India, most in bad health, 8% of the work force died on job, 21% did not take their entitled return tickets and chose to stay in East Africa – setting up businesses along the railway lines, towns and cities. By year 1911, 12,000 Indians mainly Punjabis, Gujaratis, and Parsees (compared to 3,000 Europeans) were living in Kenya. A good number of them married local African women, others married mixed blood women and settled in East Africa giving birth to four generations of people with Indian-Kenyan origin. My maternal grandfather Makhan Ram too married a Kenyan woman, had children with her and settled in Kenya. He never went back to India.
While things have changed for the better over time, the colour and gene based racism was rampant at the time and with the exception of Parsees, within most other Indians. The mixed blooded children of Indian men who married local African were frowned upon. Rejected and segregated by Indians themselves, they had a terrible time trying to fit into their father’s communities, schools, neighborhoods, work places, temples and Gurudwaras. Some were treated so badly by the father’s families that it forced them to convert to Islam and Christianity – communities where they were received well and given equal place in society. Ironically, visually, majority of mixed blood children were of fair colour and beautiful features – skin-deep characteristics that many Indians preferred over any other.
My father Jagan Nath Nagpal too came to Kenya from Gujranwala, Punjab (now Partly Pakistan territory) around 1912 and began a tea stall at a railway station. Eventually he established a confectionery shop in the capital city, Nairobi. He married my mother, Maya Devi, Makhan Ram’s daughter. Two years after his marriage in 1914, he invited his elder brother from Punjab to Kenya, handed over the shop to him and decided to return to India.
Around 1938, when I was around five years old and my sister Krishna was 10, my father decided to return to Kenya. I remember the four of us sailed to Kenya in an over crowded dhow (carrying 300+ people) from Porbander, Gujarat to Mombasa. It was a perilous journey of three months, during which many people died at sea, sick with typhoid, diarrhea and malnutrition. When we landed ashore in Mombasa, most people due to being crammed on the dhow and sitting in postulate positions for weeks & months had forgotten how to walk – people were falling down, whilst others were walking backwards. Almost all children and some adults had lice in their hair.
Perhaps in India my father had gained more skills and in Kenya he became a skilled Halwai (sweets & dessert maker) who could make all kinds of delicious North Indian sweets. Later my parents had seven more children -Shakuntala, Baldev, Raji, Swarni, Subhash, Sukversha and Ashok.
Years later, my father took a huge loan with a heavy interest to pay his eldest daughter’s marriage dowry, which he was unable to pay. To supplement some family income, as soon as I finished Form 2 (half way into Secondary School), in 1947, I had to start working at the age of 14 as a Crane Driver with East African Railways & Harbours, Mombasa. Four years later at the age of 18, I married a 14-year-old beautiful young mixed blood lady Rampyari Kohli. Born in Kenya, she was the daughter of an African mother and a Kashmiri father.
After my father died in of a heart attack in 1951, I became the only support for the family. My wife and I had two boys and four girls. Then we adopted two more boys from my wife’s side of the family. All were born, bred and well educated in Kenya and overseas. Today most of them are living all over the world living in Australia, England, Germany and America. Some of them hold high positions as Bankers, Chartered Accountant, General Manager, University lecturers and directors.
My daughter and I are still live in Kenya, a country I call my home.
Image & Text contributed by Sarah J. Kazi, London
This photograph of my grandfather with his college mates was taken in 1933/1934 at the King Edward Medical College in Lahore (now Pakistan). He was around 25 years old at the time and he and the others in this picture were the only non-white students of their batch.
My grandfather, Dr. Preetam Pal Singh was born in 1908 at Gujar Khan, Rawalpindi District (now in Pakistan) and served as a doctor in the British Army. He was posted at Manora Island Cantonment, near Karachi when partition of India took place in 1947.
My great grandmother, grandfather, his wife, and two aunts boarded the train to Firozpur (Indian Punjab) and later reached Faridkot, where he and the family stayed for three nights at the railway platform before the Maharaja of Faridkot employed my grandfather as his personal physician. My grandfather was allotted an official house, and my father was born in 1950. This huge house in red (called the Laal Kothi) still exists and was recently visited by my father.
Later in 1957 my grandfather specialized in Radiology from the King George Medical College in Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh). In the 1960s, the whole family moved and settled down in Patiala, Punjab and I have fond memories of visiting the city to meet my grandparents. My grandfather passed away in 2003, at the ripe old age of 94.
Image and Text Contributed by Sunita Vishnu Kapse, Mumbai
We lived in Shivaji Park, Bombay in a house that our families had lived in for eight generations. My father‘s name was Tulsiram Pawar and my mother’s was Chandra Bai. My grand-mother who lived until the age of 101, used to work in the municipality as a road sweeper. My father also worked for the municipality of Shivaji Park, cleaning garbage. But he was an alcoholic, most of the times drunk and incapable of working. He would beat up my mother and abuse her all the time, but she gulped all the pain and began working instead of him. She is the one who earned and brought us all up. Her salary at the time was only Rs. 200 a month, so it was tough on her. Most men in the chawl were in similar jobs and were all drunks & wife beaters, exactly like my father. All the girls in the chawl were scared to get married anticipating the same future.
My family belonged to the Mahar Caste, considered untouchables and of low caste in India. But we all got saved when my parents adopted the beliefs preached by Babasaheb, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. If it wasn’t for him, we would have been on the streets or dead, of hunger or indignity. My parents converted to Buddhism following Ambedkar’s encourgement and since then we have been restored our dignity.
We are four sisters and two brothers. I was born on November 13, 1963. In school I studied up to class 10 (sometimes as night classes). I used to love dancing, participated in school events and played everyone’s favourite sport at the time Kho Kho. Embroidery was another skill I learnt from the women in the Chawl. On Saturdays & Sundays we would finish the house-work faster so we could rush to watch Marathi movies in a quarter that had a B&W television.
In 1982, when I was 18 my parents got me married. The chosen husband was Vishnu Rama Kapse. He was 15 years older to me. When our parents asked us to marry, we just did, there was no argument or discussion over it. My mother said that they were a well to do family, and they eat a lot, and so I will be happy. Later I heard, that my husband too didn’t want to really get married, but others advised him that he needed a partner who could also contribute to earnings. The wedding was all paid-for by my mother. I think she must have spent Rs. 5000 on it. As was tradition for the In-Laws to do, my actual name Satyabhama was changed to Smita by my husband, but my mother-in-law couldn’t pronounce it so she began calling me Sunita, and now everyone calls me Sunita.
This photograph is from my wedding reception in a small hall in Bandra, Bombay. With us is my husband’s regular employer (since he was a child), Mrs. Ula and her family. They really loved us. Now they live in USA.
I am wearing a Blue saree and my husband wore a Grey suit. In Buddhism, during the actual ceremony we wear white, not red as is the norm of most Indian weddings. With our dharma guru as witness, we exchange garlands, listened to a short sermon and that was it, we were married. There were around 200 guests for our wedding. The gifts we received were currency notes of Rs. 2 or 5 in small packets. I got married into a very large family, with mother, sister, brother and cousin in laws.
My husband was a simple decent looking man. He respected, and loved me passionately. He never hit me or embarrassed me in-front of anyone. He used to say “If I disrespect you in-front of someone else, they won’t respect you”. That is the reason my children respect me too, because that is what they saw. My husband really loved me, showered me with attention, but I am aware that he was also afraid that I might leave him, because I was a good looking and to top it, 15 years younger. That is the reason he never wanted to live away from the large family because he felt it kept me in check. I always found it very amusing but in a way it imparted a lot of self-confidence. We were great partners & friends and would never do anything without consulting each other. My husband would keep me updated on current affairs of the world. When I couldn’t understand, he would explain everything patiently.
My husband’s family came from Ratangiri and his family owned a lot of agricultural land there. But once the Dam and new railway tracks began to be constructed, many new people came and grabbed most of our land and so many of us, also from near by villages, were left with almost nothing. We still have a legal case going on but I doubt anything will happen.
Like thousands of others, my husband at the time in the 1980s was working in the Textile Mill, breaking yarn. When the mill shut down (called the Great Bombay Textile Strike), he began working as a wall painter, or as daily labour (also for the family in the picture). The same year my eldest daughter Annapurana was born, but the earning was not enough for us, so I began working as a domestic maid. My first monthly salary was Rs. 75 with a Sitan Family here in Bandra, I have now worked for them for 32 years and I still work there. Then we had a second child Abhijeet, a son and a third another daughter, Priyanka. My husband and I worked very hard and educated all three of my kids. They went to government municipality schools, and then they went to college. Fortunately for us they are now married into good families.
I never chose to be a maid, but I did it because if I didn’t work we couldn’t earn. And with my experience, being a good and honest maid was the best I could do. My husband would not give me all the money he earned, because some of it was kept for his brothers and their families whom he supported largely. So I too saved, keeping money aside and buying gold as an investment without him knowing, but the amusing part was he knew all along. I always worked around the Bandra, as it was close to home. The Parsi family next to our home sold their land and in its place a mosque was built. But we all casts and religions lived along as good neighbors cordially, perhaps because we were Buddhists and non-violent. In-fact in times of conflict in Bombay, the muslims neighbours always came around to check if we are okay.
My normal routine everyday for years was getting up at 6 am, pack my husband’s and kids lunch tiffin, go do all my work and return by 2 pm to fill water that would only come in taps twice a day. I learned a lot by working as a maid, like cooking different Indian Cuisines from my employers and then I would try it all at home. My family loved my cooking. Even when my daughter got married, I had every feast cooked at home. I have been lucky that all my employers respected and taught me a lot. Looking at our employers helped us aspire for a better lifestyle. But one thing that makes me sad is how people spend on things much more than they need to. Wasting food is probably the biggest problem I see in so many households, the wealthier the families the more food is wasted. But people and women are also more independent and that is admirable, though I still get worried if my daughter doesn’t come home on time.
In 2006, my husband developed a heart problem and he began to keep unwell often. So I got a couple of more jobs and continued working as a maid cooking, cleaning, sweeping, and washing to earn enough to pay for his medical bills. Many employers too helped with the medical bills. But in 2012 his health worsened and he passed away. I now continue to work as a maid, because if I didn’t work I would go crazy. Because of my children, I am not struggling for money, but it is good for me, it makes me independent, I work in places I like to work, I am respected and I get to step out. But I really miss my husband a lot. He was my friend, my protector, my partner of life. I really feel alone and cry when I think of him, but I thank Buddha and Sai baba because of whom I have great children, siblings and their families.
Image and Text contributed by Deborah Nixon, Australia
This image was found in my father Leslie Nixon’s private collection. He was born in Agra in 1925, was schooled in Mussoorie, and trained with the Gurkhas. Later he joined KGV’s 1st OGR (King George V’s regiment).
My Anglo Indian family has a history of having lived in India for four, or possibly five generations- they were all Railways people, and my father worked during the Partition to transport refugees in and out of the Gurkha head quarters. He archived all of the family images in India and thanks to him I have been lucky to have a ‘bird’s eye view ‘ of partition. He kept a lot of old army documents and memorabilia from the few years he served with the Gurkhas. When he migrated to Australia he went to University and became a Geologist.
There isn’t a lot to say about this image as there was nothing written behind it, but to me it is a very arresting photograph. My father says he remembers the ‘tiger men’ used to come around in Jabalpur, his family home, and dance as part of the Islamic festival Muharram and he imitated the dance himself as young children do.
There is another image and narrative on my father here that sheds some light on his life in India.
Image and Text contributed by Meera Janakiraman, Bangalore
This image was photographed on October 26, 1938, in Burma. The person in the center is my father’s elder brother, Nagarathnam, with his colleagues from Burma.
My father T.J Raman and Nagarathnam’s parents (my grandparents) were originally from Thiruvallikeni, (now Triplicane) State of Madras. Their family business involved exporting Burmese Teak. Teak during war was “as important an ammunition of war as steel”, especially used in the construction of Warships. The family moved to Burma (formerly Myanmar) during World War I as it made better business sense.
Nagarathnam, fondly called Nagu, got married when he was 23 years old and had two sons. Leaving his family in with good care in Madras, he returned to Burma and first worked as a representative of the Prudential Life Insurance Company before he joined the Burma Railways as a clerk.
He was on his way to Mandalay, the royal capital of Burma, on a business visit by train when this photograph was taken. It is believed that during the travel he chocked on a piece of guava. Late at night, he was rushed to the Mayyo Hospital where he was declared dead due to heart failure. He died at the age of 30, the very next day after this photograph was taken. A telegram announcing his death was sent to his family in Madras via Calcutta.
Image and text contributed by Vani Subramanian, New Delhi
He worked with the Indian Railways, and she raised her five children between Delhi and Shimla, learning Hindi and the ways of the ‘north’ as she went along. This photograph was probably taken fairly soon after they were married. Even my mum who is now 72 years old doesn’t remember them like this at all. So in a sense, they are both familiar and strangers as they appear in the picture. But I do remember the photograph framed and hanging on the wall in the house that they retired to in the village. A house they moved in to the day I was born: 22 Jan 1965.
My favourite part of the photograph is that Paati is wearing Mary Jane shoes and white socks with her nine yards saree. I never saw her in shoes in real life. As a matter of fact, I never saw my grandfather in a coat and tie, either. Though I am told that he wore a coat, tie, shoes and pants clipped with bicycle clips as he rode to work from Park Lane to the railway boards offices.
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My family has a history of having lived in India for four, or possibly 5 generations- they were all Railways people. Both my grandmother and great grandmother were buried in Bhusawal.
My father Leslie Nixon, was born in Agra in 1925, schooled in Mussoorie, trained with the Gurkhas and joined KGV’s 1st OGR (King George V’s regiment). He worked during the Partition to transport refugees in and out of the Gurkha head quarters in Dharmsala (then Punjab territory, now in the independent state of Himachal Pradesh) to and from Pathankot, Punjab, by train.
This photograph was taken at Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh in 1946 . Behind them was an empty elephant stable. I like this photograph because it is at variance with the way the British in India were depicted on Shikar (Game hunting). This was an ordinary Anglo Indian life away from the metropolis and now there is very little to be seen of it. My father, aged 22 then and his friend Rob May were very young and had to take on an enormous responsibility and an almost impossible task during partition in protecting refugees. He, like millions of others, was left deeply affected by it .
My father archived all of the family images in India and thanks to him I have been lucky to have a ‘bird’s eye view ‘ of partition. He kept a lot of old army documents and memorabilia from the few years he served with the Gurkhas. When he migrated to Australia he went to University and became a Geologist. He has been very interested in my own Phd thesis which focuses on the ‘experience of domiciled Europeans and Anglo Indians up to and during the Partition‘ and sometimes the memories have been painful for him. I am planning on visiting India again later this year to do more research I think your project is absolutely remarkable I read about it in ‘The Australian‘ newspaper and thought I had to try and get a picture in although my family were not Indian they were a part of India!
Image and text contributed by Sanjay
Image and text contributed by Sanjay
This photograph of my Great great grandfather Mukuntha Madhav Reddy Yekollu (sitting far left, on chair) was taken in my ancestral home in Yelagiri near Jolarpet. He later went on to become a honorary civil magistrate/judge with a capacity to impose fines upto Rs.10 ( a princely sum then). He committed suicide in 1907 for reasons no one knew, but we conjecture- it was depression. All I know of the two European gentleman in the picture is that one was a Railway supervisor of Jolarpet which was an important railway junction. The other was a Police Inspector of Italian origin.
My Great Great Grandfather was educated up to form three. He had two wives, four sons, six to seven daughters and an elder brother who died on the eve of his marriage.
Image and Text contributed by Madhypriya Sinha
Mr Chowfin was part Chinese and part Indian. When the strapping Pathans from the bride’s family went to the station to receive the groom, they returned empty handed claiming that the grooms family never arrived, there were however, many chinese people hanging about at the station.

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My parents used to tell great grandma to “stay out of the sugar!” whenever we left her house. I wasn’t sure why they said it, but everyone got a kick out of it. Great-grandma, I came to find out had ‘the sugar diabetes’ (pronounced dia-BEE-tuzz by my family) so she wasn’t allowed to eat a lot of sugar (horrors). Anyhoo, years passed before I understood why. It’s pretty confusing so I thought I’d do you a quick little lesson, in layman’s terms, on what diabetes is, and what the different types mean.
What is diabetes?
When you eat carbohydrates (mainly sugars and starches), your body digests the food and the glucose (sugar) is sucked from your small intestine into your bloodstream. The glucose goes into your bloodstream so it can be delivered to cells throughout your body. The cells then convert the glucose to energy and you get to live a little longer.
When the glucose enters your bloodstream, your blood sugar (aka blood glucose) levels rise, triggering the production and release of a hormone called insulin. Insulin is made by beta cells scattered throughout your pancreas and, among other things, it tightly controls the level of sugar in your blood stream at any given time. It does this by telling your muscle and fat cells to pull the glucose (sugar) from the blood into the cells, out of the bloodstream.
It stands to reason, then, that if your body is unable to produce insulin, or can’t produce enough insulin, or can’t properly use the insulin, then you will have too much sugar in your blood and that’s a bad thing. When you have elevated levels of glucose (sugar) in your blood you are said to have hyperglycemia or you are “hyperglycemic” (low blood sugar is hypoglycemia). If the sugar in your blood tests out at consistently high or above average levels, then you are diagnosed with a certain type of diabetes. Diabetes is a chronic disease meaning that once diagnosed it lasts a lifetime, although it can be controlled.
What is Type 1 Diabetes?
You have type 1 diabetes (aka insulin dependent diabetes or juvenile onset diabetes) when your pancreas cannot produce insulin at all. This happens when your body’s immune system malfunctions and mistakenly manufactures antibodies (proteins in the blood that are part of the immune system) that attack the beta cells in its own pancreas, rendering it incapable of producing insulin. Any time your immune system attacks your own body tissues it is called an autoimmune disease. That’s what type 1 diabetes is. This tendency to produce abnormal antibodies is beleved to be, in part, genetic, although it is not fully understood.
Type 1 diabetes is the least common, and it is found primarily in young, lean people under the age of 30. Screening for certain types of antibodies is encouraged for individuals who have a parent or sibling with type 1 diabetes.
What is Type 2 Diabetes?
Of the people who have diabetes, 90% have type 2 and it occurs later in life. It is sometimes called non-insulin dependent or adult onset diabetes and it is characterized by the fact that you can still produce insulin. The problem is, you don’t produce enough, or your body doesn’t correctly use the insulin it produces. Your body’s cells may be insulin resistant. This is the primary problem in type 2 diabetes. Insulin resistance is when your cells don’t respond normally to a given amount of insulin, meaning that higher levels of insulin are needed in order for insulin to have its effects. In type 2 diabetes, there is also a steady decline of beta cells (they produce the insulin in the pancreas), which causes less insulin to be produced, thus contributing to worsening glucose control.
How Insulin Resistance Leads to Type 2 Diabetes
Insulin resistance precedes type 2 diabetes, sometimes by years. In fact, your blood glucose and insulin levels may be normal for years and then, bam! you become insulin resistant. At this point, you will often see an association of high insulin levels, abdominal obesity, cholesterol issues and/or high blood pressure. When you have all these issues, you have metabolic syndrome. Insulin resistance has a strong genetic factor and can also be caused by some medications, but it is often seen in people who have metabolic syndrome, are obese, pregnant, severely ill, stressed or using steroids.
Here’s how it works: One of insulin’s jobs is to tell your muscle and fat cells to pull glucose from your blood so it can be used by the cell. This is one way that insulin “controls” your blood sugar levels. Insulin basically attaches itself to the surface of the fat and muscle cells, knocks on the cell’s door and says “okee dokee, open up”. The cells hear the knock and says “come on in you beautiful sugar baby” (it lets the glucose in, thereby removing it from the blood stream). Then the cell uses the glucose to provide energy to the body. With insulin resistance, the muscles don’t even hear the knock and so the pancreas is notified to make more insulin, which increases the levels of insulin in the blood that causes a louder knock. The resistance continues over time and as long as the pancreas can create enough insulin to open the cells doors, then you’re okay. Once the pancreas can no longer keep up, the blood glucose levels begin to rise – at first only after meals when your glucose levels are highest but eventually when you’re fasting too. At this point, you have type 2 diabetes.

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Sindh Premier League (SPL)’s inaugural edition is set to commence on December 14 in Karachi, confirmed the tournament’s organisation in a press release on Wednesday.
The highly-anticipated event will consist of six teams, Benazirabad Lals, Hyderabad Bahadurs, Karachi Gladiators, Khairpur Royals, Larkana Challengers and Sukkur Patriots.
The chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari will be present at the opening ceremony where he is expected to address the audience as well.
“The highly anticipated Sindh Premier League (SPL) is set to commence on Dec 14th, 2023 promising a thrilling showcase of cricket talent. The event will be honoured by the esteemed presence of Chief Guest, the honorable Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, marking a momentous occasion for the league,” SPL stated in a press release.
“We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Governor of Sindh, Kamran Tessori, whose unwavering support has been instrumental in bringing this premier cricket extravaganza to fruition. His commitment and dedication have played a pivotal role in making SPL a reality.”
The closing ceremony of SPL will be graced by the interim Prime Minister of Pakistan Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar.
“The SPL Closing Ceremony (25th Dec 2023) promises to be a spectacular affair with the distinguished presence of the honourable Prime Minister of Pakistan, Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar. This event not only celebrates the spirit of cricket but also signifies the unity and support of key figures in shaping the success of SPL.
“SPL invites cricket enthusiasts and the community at large to join us in celebrating the spirit of the game and witnessing the unfolding of a new chapter in cricket history.”
Many top cricketers from the nation will participate in the highly-anticipated league. All-rounder Shadab Khan will represent Benazirabad, Shoaib Malik Hyderabad, Imad Wasim Karachi, Shan Masood Khairpur, Shahnawaz Dahani Larkana and Sharjeel Khan will play as an icon player for Sukkur.

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Ohio State coach Thad Matta probably can't complain too much about his team's defense.
The Buckeyes' shooting is another story.
The seventh-ranked Buckeyes again try to find their touch when they host hot-shooting Wyoming on Monday night.
Ohio State (4-0) has traditionally been one of the stingiest defensive teams in the nation, and this season has been no exception. The Buckeyes are allowing an average of 51.5 points and 34.4 percent shooting - two of the best marks in the country.
Unfortunately, they've been putting up similar numbers on offense the last two weeks.
Since beating Morgan State 89-50 in its opener, Ohio State is shooting 39.5 percent - including 21.2 percent from 3-point range.
"Shooting can be contagious," Matta said after his team made a season-low 35.7 percent in a 63-52 win over American on Wednesday. "I would like this team to be able to shoot the 3 at a higher percentage.
"A lot of shooting is confidence and having the metal toughness to step up and consistently do things right."
A couple of senior starters have been in the middle of Ohio State's shooting woes. Guard Aaron Craft, a career 45.1 percent shooter, is at 34.5 and swingman Lenzelle Smith Jr. has made five of 16 shots in the last three games after going 7 of 11 against Morgan State.
Junior guard Shannon Scott has been a bright spot offensively for the Buckeyes, who have won 70 consecutive home games over unranked opponents. Scott is shooting 54.3 percent and averaging 12.5 points - 7.6 better than his sophomore season.
"We have to keep coming into practice every day and putting shots up in order to make those game-time shots," he said.
The Cowboys (4-1) are having no such trouble with their long-range accuracy, connecting on 41.9 percent of their 3s. Wyoming was 9 of 17 from beyond the arc in Friday's 70-53 win over South Dakota and shot 50.0 percent overall - its third straight game hitting at least half its shots.
Riley Grabau, averaging a team-best 15.6 points, went 4 of 5 on 3-pointers and scored a season-high 20.
''I was feeling just like every other game, feeling good,'' said the junior guard, shooting 60.9 percent (14 of 23) from 3-point range. ''My teammates trust me in taking that shot, so that takes a lot of pressure off me. They give me the ball in the right place and I just knock it down.''
Playing in Columbus will be a homecoming of sorts for Larry Nance Jr. and seldom used junior Jack Bentz, who both hail from Ohio. Nance, whose father was a three-time NBA All-Star playing for Cleveland and Phoenix, is averaging 11.8 points, 54.3 percent shooting and a team-high 8.4 rebounds.
"It is on to the Buckeyes - the (seventh)-ranked team in the country," Wyoming coach Larry Shyatt said. "It is a great opportunity for us to play a team of this caliber."
The Cowboys have rarely been up to such a challenge, however. They've lost their last seven games against top 10 teams by an average of 19.8 points since beating then-No. 6 Gonzaga in the first round of the 2002 NCAA tournament. They went 2-3 against Top 25 foes last season.
Wyoming defeated Ohio State 73-67 in their last meeting in the 1995 Casper Shootout.