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Ever wondered if Hindi and Urdu are just the same language wearing different outfits? Well, you're not alone! Join us as we dive deep into the intricate world of these two fascinating languages. It's a common belief that Urdu and Hindi are identical twins, but is that the whole truth? Sure, a Hindi and Urdu speaker can converse effortlessly, but does that mean they speak the same language? In this video, we will go on a trip to history and see how these languages came into being. #HindiVsUrdu #Linguistics #LanguageComparison #IndianLanguages #Urdu #Hindi #CulturalDiversity #LanguageLearning #SouthAsianLanguages #LanguageSeries #Bhasha #Zabaan #LinguisticJourney #India #Pakistan #LanguageEvolution #Dialects #Sociolinguistics #LanguageAndIdentity #Polyglots #Multilingualism
On 1967, 20 people who were born on 15th August 1947 were interviewed about their life and asked about their thoughts on India. As they turned 20, so did India. India in Pixels has remixed the original video by the Films Division of India (🤍 to bring a flashback of the history. What were their thoughts? What dreams did they have for India? Check out this video for a glance into the past. Music: Title : Slow Hammers Artist : The Mini Vandals Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Support me on Buymeacoffee: 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com Contact: hello🤍iashris.com
What happened to the Indians from 1967 who talked about the future in that viral video (thanks to 🤍AbhiandNiyu ) by the Film Division of India? What were their names? Where are they now? TN Subramaniam, Aditya Kashyap, Nayana Puranik, Ashutosh Haldipur, Shailesh Gandhi, Victor Menezes and Dunu Roy - such interesting characters who you loved and admired - let us know their backstories! Original unedited video: 🤍 Edited video: 🤍 Colorized Edited video: 🤍 Credits Mini Vandals - Slow Hammers 🤍 Film Division of India Samanth Subramanian's Economist Article on TN: 🤍
Get the Top tech industry professionals who will guide you and help you reach the dream company you’ve always desired for To know more : 🤍 #CREATEIMPACT #SCALER #DSML One of the greatest geniuses to have walked on the surface of the globe is Rabindranath Tagore. As with all geniuses, it is easy to appreciate their work but difficult to see why - what were their inspirations, what was their underlying philosophy that overarched all their works? In this video, we deep dive into the philosophy of the man who single-handedly shaped the entire Bangla culture for eternity - Asia's first Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore. We deep dive into one of his famous Rabindrasangeet and see how it connects with the universe around it, across space and time. Video essay by Ashris, India in Pixels.
Why do some people in India react with discomfort or even disgust to the LGBTQIA+ community? Why do we see a range of responses, from acceptance to denial, when it comes to understanding queerness? In this video essay, we venture into these questions, trying to decipher the complex layers of culture, psychology, and history that shape our reactions. We dive into topics from our religious texts to the biological basis of our emotions, explore the societal norms around gender roles, and even look into the fascinating connection between creativity and queer identities. This exploration is not just informative but deeply personal. Please note, the video discusses some sensitive topics, and hence, viewer discretion is advised. Join us on this enlightening journey and contribute to this important conversation. 00:00 - 00:53 Navras 00:54 - 02:03 Disgust 02:04 - 04:22 Fear vs Disgust 04:22 - 06:15 Homophobia isn't real 06:16 - 08:40 Psychology of Gender 08:41 - 11:38 Chitrangada 11:39 - 13:31 Gender vs Population 13:32 - 16:03 Threat vs Tightness in Society 16:04 - 17:01 Dampatya 17:02 - 17:50 Theory I of Queerness 17:51 - 19:03 Theory II of Queerness 19:04 - 20:06 Theory III of Queerness 20:07 - 20:46 Masculine vs Feminine energies 20:47 - 21:51 Creativity and Art 21:52 - 22:20 Alan Turing 22:21 - 23:04 Rituparno Ghosh 23:05 - 23:55 Dutee Chand 23:56 - 25:03 Disgust stains strong 25:04 - 26:50 Rishi Bhringi turns to bones 26:51 - 29:03 Iravan and Krishna 29:04 - 31:05 Slippery Slope and Consent 31:06 - 31:52 Disgust is part of us 31:53 - 34:17 Dear Aarvey 34:18 - 35:20 Conclusion
Fuel your hunger to build a great career in Data Science and Machine Learning with SCALER. Enrol for a FREE Live class. Check out: 🤍 #SCALER #WhereTheHungryLearn What's happening, folks? So, I've gone and done something wild – I've cloned myself! Well, in the AI sense. I've had some fascinating Q&A time with my AI clone, and I'm eager to share this craziness with all of you! This video isn't just about me talking to a digital Ashris, though that's pretty insane on its own. We're looking at how this tech can change the world. Imagine personalized content that's not just auto-generated, but also genuinely personal. Or how about a simulated date before the real one? Or what if we could interact with representations of personalities long past? Through your brilliant questions and my AI clone's answers, we're going to see how far this rabbit hole goes. We'll discuss how this tech can flip the script on how we view and interact with the digital world. But remember, it's not all fun and games – AI clones come with their own ethical implications and privacy concerns. So, as we dive into this exciting journey, let's also remember to tread responsibly. #AI #AIClones #TechMadness #AIQnA #FuturisticAI #DigitalTwins #ChatWithAshris Don't forget to smash that like button, share it with your friends, and hit subscribe if you haven't yet! Drop your thoughts in the comments, and let's keep the conversation rolling!
Linguistics is an amazing field because it constantly keeps throwing at us unexpected connections that unravel deep insights about our society. How do our languages shape the way we make sense of the world? How is gender treated by different societies and cultures in India? This video is a distillation of months of research on anthropology, sociology, and linguistics attempting to put a jigsaw together. Ties together the stories of Hindi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Assamese, Bengali, Odia, Khasi, Bhoti, Garo and Mundari. Support India in Pixels videos: UPI: indiainpixels🤍paytm Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 REFERENCES Artwork by Adarsh Balak (Priyesh Trivedi): 🤍 Amk Creations: 🤍 Rajat Sharma: 🤍 Tinder: 🤍 Watch More India in Pixels: Linguistics: 🤍 India in Pixels Specials: 🤍 Cricket: 🤍 India in Pixels is documentation of Ashris' explorations of combining art, research, and technology to tell stories about India - heavily based on his interests in linguistics, data, maps, and more. Follow my personal page at your own risk: 🤍
In 2004, a new series was released on the new TV Channel Star One that would go down in history as one of the cult classic sitcoms from Hindi serials - Sarabhai vs Sarabhai. This show is still so relevant today in the form of cultural references, memes, imagery and jokes - one might not believe that when it was first released, there wasn't much viewership for it. In this video we deep dive into why this show became such an icon and what is so unique about it - welcome on a journey of comedy, humour, philosophy and a lot of nerding out to another India in Pixels video essay.
In this video, we discuss an interesting feature in linguistics called clusivity - a feature that helps languages distinguish if the listener is included when the speaker says "we". It is an interesting quirk that we compare across the varied languages of India - from Marathi and Gujarati, from Tamil to Malayalam, Telugu, from Kannada and Tulu to Dhundhari (Dhundari) and Punjabi. We try to see through this video how cultures create social boundaries and how it helps shape the way people construct belongingness. Script and Research Milind Chakraborty Milind speaking about his experience learning Marathi: 🤍 Narration and Editing Ashris (iashris.com) Credits 🤍JeevanKadamVlogs 🤍trikonlife 🤍ZakirKhan 🤍devduttmyth 🤍DakshiniMarathi References 🤍 A Grammar of the Great Andamanese Language: Anvita Abbi The Dravidian Languages: Bhadriraju Krishnamurti 🤍 Typological Studies in Language: Clusivity, Typology and case studies of the inclusive-exclusive distinction, John Benjamins Publishing Company 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
On the occasion of the Republic Day, India in Pixels presents to you a challenge to identify the languages of India from different covers sung by beautiful singers. Comment below the number of songs you could identify! MUSIC Credits (in order) Jaskaran Singh 🤍 Strings and Keys 🤍 Pragya Patra 🤍 Nickson Meetei 🤍 Oldboy & Agni 🤍 Santvani Trivedi 🤍 Aabha Hanjura 🤍 Parveen Fathima 🤍 Janet Noronha 🤍 Kaysee 🤍 Jonita Gandhi 🤍 Vishaka Chand 🤍 Jatin Udasi 🤍 Mythri Iyer 🤍 Maithili Thakur 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com
This is the result of a 6 hour long GPU processing using GANs to auto color the black and white video (🤍 Credits to the Film Division of India for this amazing film!
Two neighbouring languages, two neighbouring cultures - from a distance, they might seem identical - but they are not. In this video, we explore the cultural, historical, and linguistic stories of these two very important languages of India - Odia and Bengali. Music Chillpeach - In Dreamland : • [no copyright music] 'In Dreamland ' 🤍
India is a large country and thus, understandably hard to grasp. To make things easier, we visualize an India with just 100 people with the relative composition the same as the real nation. Here is how an India with 100 people would be like. Sources: 1. Sex Ratio - SRS Survey 🤍 2. Religion, Demographic Age, Linguistic composition: Indian Census 2011 3. Income Tax: 🤍 4. Urban percentage 🤍 5. Access to Toilets in India: 🤍 6. Literacy Rate: Indian Census 2011 7. Internet percentage in India: 🤍 8. Smartphone penetration in India: 🤍 9. Income Distribution: 🤍 Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Support me on Buymeacoffee: 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com Contact: hello🤍iashris.com
v and w are two sounds that are closely related that a lot of languages in the world struggle to pronounce. They use different approximations to make these sounds. Let's take a linguistic journey throughout India's many languages to see how Indians pronounce these sounds. Be it the Hindi व, the Malayali വ, Odia ୱ or Axomiya ৱ - let us explore the story that ties the contrasting languages of India into one beautiful garland. Special credits to Sagir Ahmed's articles and research on the Axomiya language that made the research for this video so much easier.
There is a sound called the retroflex approximant that is missing from Hindi and Bengali but is present in many other Indian languages. What is the story of this sound and how is it used in different states of India? Let's take a deep dive into this very interesting story of linguistics.
The Awadhi language is spoken in the Awadh region of modern day Uttar Pradesh, some parts of Nepal and even in far away lands of Fiji, Guyana and Suriname. It is the language in which poets Malik Mohammad Jayasi and Goswami Tulsidas wrote Padmavat and Ramcharitmanas. The Hanuman Chalisa written by Tulsidas, in praise of Hanuman ji, is an Awadhi composition, just as the set of dohas by Kabir in his collection 'Bijak'. How has this language evolved over time? What are the unique aspects of this language and what can we learn from the Awadhi language? Some playlists we've made to document some beautiful Awadhi songs: YouTube: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍 Linguistic map of Uttar Pradesh: 🤍 A beautiful repository of Awadhi songs by Indra Srivastava ji : 🤍 Script and Research: Amit Tripathi Editing and Narration: Ashris Discord invite: 🤍 Credits: 🤍AwadhiBani 🤍kiranpandeyrenu488 🤍hernekatha 🤍maithilithakur 🤍JashneRekhtaOfficial 🤍maliniawasthi
On popular demand, we bring back another guess the language video. Except - it is super hard because we know how many language nerds watch our channel! Can you guess the Indian language from this song challenge? Test your knowledge of Indian languages and culture with this fun and educational video. Featuring songs from popular Indian languages and languages you might not have heard of. Can you identify them all or make an educated guess? Grab a pen and paper and let's begin this mini quiz right now! Indian language, song challenge,guess the language,Indian culture,Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu MUSIC Credits (mentioned in end) Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com Playlist for all songs: 🤍
In this video, we will be exploring the fascinating language of Brajabuli. It is a unique blend of Bengali and Maithili, and was created by Bengali speakers who were huge fans of Maithili, but did not actually speak the language themselves. They wrote songs in this hybrid language as a way to express their devotion to Radha and Krishna, and it was Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and his followers who popularized it. It is important to note that Brajabuli should not be confused with Braj Bhasha, which is spoken in Uttar Pradesh. Brajabuli, on the other hand, is a form of Maithili that originated in the lands of Bengal. In the past, Maithili and Bengali were written in the same script, which has now evolved into the Tirhut script. So come join us as we delve into the rich history and culture behind the beautiful language of Brajabuli. Video essay by Ashris, India in Pixels. Credits: Bahu Manaratha by Ishika Saha: 🤍 Sakhi He by Babita Yadav: 🤍 Video for Sakhi He by Rajni Pallavi: 🤍 Amar Onge Onge by Chandrika Bhattacharya: 🤍 Gahana Kusuma: 🤍
Let's look at some fun India's Republic Day stats explained with maps - which country has been invited the most number of times? Which neighboring state has never been invited? Which state has the most number of cultural tableux in the parade? Which theme dominates the Republic Day celebrations? Let's find out answers to all these questions. Research: Himali, Prathamesh
"Bengali is a sweet language" is almost a cliché. Beyond rumored UNESCO surveys declaring it to be the sweetest language, are there real facts grounded in linguistics that might explain why the language feels the way it does? Let's explore through a fun journey of linguistics the multilayered cultures of India! Please do not forget to share with your friends! Join as a member to support the channel and get exclusive rewards!
India is a land of many cultures. Dance is an integral component of these cultures. Do you have the eye to spot where a dance has originated solely based on the dance form? Why not take the India in Pixels challenge and find it out! To avoid giving spoilers, the video credits for the snippets used are found at the end of the video. Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Support me on Buymeacoffee: 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com Contact: hello🤍iashris.com
Unacademy link to Introduction to Data Visualization: 🤍 Send your student ID card to hello🤍iashris.com to avail additional discount A national anthem is a big part of a country's identity - it unites its people into one tune, one common sense of belonging and brotherhood. While every national anthem does that, the specifics about which emotion it uses to stir partriotism, what kind of emotion it uses and what words it picks are all dependent on a country's history and macro-psychology. In this video, I re-create a project by Lucas de Sa where I use K-Means clustering, an unsupervised learning algorithm to automatically classify all the national anthems of the world into five different groups. In the process we go through the alleys of data science, psychology and music - a cocktail of the many topics of interest you will find on India in Pixels.
The map shows the top trending Google searches for every state of India. Trending searches from 2010 to 2020 were taken from Google's annual Year in Search summary and then Google Trends was used to get region-specific information per year. Google Trends provides relative search interest for every search term, along with the interest by state. Using these two datasets for each term, we're able to calculate the relative search interest for every state for a particular month. India in Pixels is India's first data visualization focused channel creating infographics and visualizations to create data grounded conversations accessible to millennials and GenZ. Subscribe for more such content.
India has produced so many gems that have lit the world. The highest token of honour any civilian in India can receive is the #BharatRatna. Instituted in 1954, the award is conferred "in recognition of exceptional service/performance of the highest order", without distinction of race, occupation, position, or sex. The award was originally limited to achievements in the arts, literature, science, and public services, but the government expanded the criteria to include "any field of human endeavour" in December 2011. The recommendations for the Bharat Ratna are made by the Prime Minister to the President, with a maximum of three nominees being awarded per year. Recipients receive a Sanad (certificate) signed by the President and a peepal-leaf–shaped medallion; there is no monetary grant associated with the award. Bharat Ratna recipients rank seventh in the Indian order of precedence. In this video, we shall see how different Indian states rank when compared on the basis of number of Bharat Ratnas produced. Please remember, that it was not easy in all cases to classify a person to one state and the best judgment was taken. This video in particular, isn't really about ranking states but paying tribute to the bright men and women who have made #India proud. MUSIC Vande Mataram Instrumental by Anita Dalal Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Support me on Buymeacoffee: 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com Contact: hello🤍iashris.com
India has made great strides in socioeconomic metrics ever since her independence. One of the key metrics of progress is literacy rate which is very strongly tied to economic progress. The definition of #LiteracyRate is different in all countries. The one in India has a very low bar - the number of people above 7 years who can read and write in any language. In spite of such a generic definition, India has only about 70% literacy rate. It is a known fact that Kerala is the most literate state in India [PS: Shouldn't we just declare Kerala the best state in India yet!], but how about other states? How has the list changed? And wait for it, how is it going to change in the future? Yes, you heard that right. This also projects data into the future till 2050 and gives you what might the literacy rate then be. The official list for 2011 is: 1. Kerala (94%) 2. Mizoram (91.5%) 3. Goa (89%) 4. Tripura (87.5%) 5. Himachal Pradesh (83.2%) Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Support me on Buymeacoffee: 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com Contact: hello🤍iashris.com
This song from our neighboring country has taken the whole Indian subcontinent by storm. Let's analyse this song to dissect why this has struck such a chord with everyone. Link to the original cover song: 🤍 Subscribe for more exciting content on Indian linguistics, culture, data and everything under the sky!
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This quick animation shows India's normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) over the last 20 years. The data has been collected by NASA's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) project and animated with Google Earth Engine by us. The legend varies from white [No vegetation at all] to brown [Very little vegetation] and green [Vegetation] to dark green [Very dense vegetation] Look for our content on 🤍
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Narrating a Nation Through Numbers: India in Pixels The field of data viz is West-centric. As provocative as the statement is, it also is optimistic because it means there is a lot of room for others to join. Growing up, I was fascinated with maps but could not see my experience as an Indian reflected in the stories being told in international mapping communities - it mattered because I knew India is more nuanced than just being a populated mess of a nation without toilets. So I went from "Why is nobody making an India centric map community" to "Why am I not making an India centric map community"? India in Pixels is the story of building a community, of exploring the Identity of a nation that is still struggling to define her identity. In my talk, I will share my human story of how data viz became a tool for me to connect with my national identity and help ponder over complex issues of my country and myself.
The value of a company is determined by its market share, that is, the value investors estimate the company to be worth - it is simply the number of shares multiplied by the value of each share. It should not be mistaken for the revenue of a company. A company can have a high revenue but a low market value, for example, a car company in huge debt. On the other hand, a tech company may not have a high revenue but it can have a huge market share - like Facebook. Please do subscribe to keep this channel going! We are fueled by your support and love! Source: Business Today (🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com
The Golden Lotus award is awarded by the Government of India to the best film of India each year made in any Indian language. Over the years, many amazing movies from all over India have won this prestigious award. This video documents them all. Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Support me on Buymeacoffee: 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com Contact: hello🤍iashris.com
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I am so excited about this new channel! Welcome to the Backstage! This is where I want to share with you guys everything that goes behind the scenes, yes - tutorials and how tos which all of you have been asking for! But with that, I also want this to be an extension of India in Pixels for content that is not data based but is more akin to creativity, music, poetry and thoughts. We start with Indie Mixtape 2019 - a compilation of 9 different Indie Artists from all over India who are making some really amazing music - they are all from different parts of India reviving our Indie music scene that was once donned by Falguni Pathak, Alisha Chinai, the Band of Boys and so on. All the songs in the list: 9. Hiye Kaya Mein by Maatibaani 🤍 8. Ghar by Bharat Chauhan 🤍 7. Everybody Dances To Techno by Dot. 🤍 6. Hello by Parekh and Singh 🤍 5. Ocean by Anuv Jain 🤍 4. Shaayad by Taba Chake 🤍 3. Jogi by Swastik the Band 🤍 2. Khoj by When Chai Met Toast 🤍 1. Madeline by Easy Wanderlings 🤍
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It must be common knowledge by now that Hindi is not the national language of India. No language is the national language for that matter. Hindi and English, however, are official languages of the Union of India used to conduct administrative tasks related to the government. In addition to the official languages Hindi and English, the constitution recognizes 22 regional languages, which includes Hindi but not English, as scheduled languages. The number of native Hindi speakers is about 25% of the total Indian population; however, including dialects of Hindi termed as Hindi languages, the total is around 44% of Indians, mostly accounted from the states falling under the Hindi belt. This video shows how the number of speakers who use a language as their mother tongue has changed from 1961 to 2031. Everything after 2011 is a projection. MUSIC CREDITS Mile Sur Mera Tumhara Instrumental by the very talented Lydian Nadhaswaram 🤍 Follow us on our social media handles: YouTube ▶️ 🤍 Facebook 💻 🤍 Instagram ❣️🤍 Twitter 🐦 🤍 Website 🌏 iashris.com
In this video, join Ashris as we explore India's food preferences and the surprising impact of these choices on our health. We dive into the "Rice vs Wheat" map by India in Pixels to understand the food divide in the country and how it corresponds with blood sugar levels across the nation. Discover the states that defy these trends and the possible reasons behind their unique food habits. Don't forget to share your thoughts on whether rice consumption is a bad thing or not. And if you're interested in creating your own data maps, check out Iipmaps - the easiest and completely free way to make data maps. Create your account today!
Ashris Choudhury is the person behind the Indian In Pixels YouTube channel. He creates quirky videos representing the various aspects of India. In this episode of Dostcast, Vinamre and Ashris, talked about linguistics, experiments in MIT, how language shapes communication, Indian culture, Indian gods, data visualisation, and, the Hindi language is dying? Follow Ashris on Instagram- 🤍 Follow IIP on Instagram- 🤍 0:00 Intro 1:06 MIT and Boston 10:39 Emotional maps of cities 16:45 Architecture in cities 19:40 Indians and Pakistanis relations in US 28:00 Measuring quantities into understandable data 32:20 Geography and maps 39:30 State and culture pride 46:28 Bed sheet and room aesthetics 51:35 Languages and linguistics 1:25:10 Jokes and songs 1:37:10 Cultures and traditions in games 1:46:25 Inventing terms 1:47:47 Animals as gods in Indian culture 1:52:05 Odisha Culture 1:57:00 Differences between traditions and cultures 1:59:30 Hindu gods and their stories 2:07:35 Why India’s culture is bound to be diverse 2:12:12 Conclusion Join our community- 🤍 Listen to the audio version of the full podcasts at - Spotify - 🤍 Google Podcast - 🤍 Apple Podcast - 🤍 This is the official channel for Dostcast, a podcast by Vinamre Kasanaa. Connect with me Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Dostcast on Instagram: 🤍 Dostcast on Facebook: 🤍 I'm proud to announce that my new course 'Art of Reading and Writing Effectively' is now available to purchase on Skill91.com. With this course you will be getting: 🔥 Unlimited Access to 25+ Video Modules on Reading, Idea Generation, Online Writing Tools, and How to Write Like A Pro 🔥 15+ Writing Templates To Deliver Effective Writing 🔥 Tried-And-Tested Editing Masterclass 🔥 7 Day Writing Challenge To Help You Publish Your Work 🔥 Taught In Hinglish 🔥 Certificate of Completion You Will Learn: ✅ How To Make Reading & Writing Easy ✅ How To Never Run Out Of Ideas ✅ Myths About Grammar & Vocabulary ✅ The Right Way To Read ✅ How To Build Your Note-Taking System ✅ How To Get Over Your Fears ✅ How To Remember What You Read ✅ How To Consume High-Quality Information ✅ The Art of Curation ✅ Writing Through Prompts ✅ How To Build A Daily Reading Routine ✅ How To Build A Daily Writing Routine ✅ The Art of Journaling ✅ Free-writing ✅ How To Use Writing Templates ✅ How To Observe The World ✅ How To Write And Edit Your First Draft ✅ 7 Day Writing Challenge ✨ Start learning here: 🤍 ✨ #Dostcast #Language #Indiainpixels
Indecoded is a project I did in 2016 that I thought might interest viewers of India in Pixels. The project is a #cartogram #visualization of #India where the data distorts the map to make a graphical representation of the #statistics. The states for which the statistics are pronounced will swell up while those with a lower value of that stat will shrink down - thus making it easy to understand the data all at once. At the time of the making of this project, files with Telangana divided from Andhra hadn't been made, hence we see a unified Andhra. Also, UTs are skipped. You can play with the live version here: 🤍 and the developers among you can fork the repo on Github and start playing around too. MUSIC Cast of Pods - Doug Maxwell Support me on Buymeacoffee: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Website: iashris.com Instagram: 🤍 Contact: hello🤍iashris.com
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