Prashant ingole biography of barack

The summer is here, including in Nanded and Western Hemisphere. Technically, it should be a July rainy season, but here we are. The air coolers that were meant to be packed for next summer are still here. The heat in the air is sickening. 

I traversed through southern India this past month, spending time with my mother and siblings in chilled Ooty. I hitched a ride with Tamil Nadu’s leader, Thol. Thirumavalavan for two days–it was very exhausting. One needs a lot of energy.

Then I went to Karnataka, Bangalore few days and Sannati, North Karnataka – the historical Buddhist civilisation. My interest and admiration for Samrat Ashoka took me there. The more we travel to the rural parts, we learn about the rich Buddhist history of this land.

I am happy to announce that my website is finally live after many months (a year, to be precise) of hard work. My project manager made this a lively project to develop together.

It can be accessed here: https://www.sur

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My Dalitality Newsletter

The summer is increasingly troubling. I saw a brev on social media where a younger man complains to his elder that this is the hottest summer. The wise elder replies, "this may be the coolest summer". 

Climate damage has ascended to real experiences. The cyclones, fires, drought, dry weather, and changes in the regular rain patterns have added to this. In Cambridge, MA, the heat is felt as you step out. We don't use air conditioning, though it has been shoved in one corner of the room. But the heat at night was unbearable, so the cooling machine was installed today.

I watched the Trump-Biden debate. Biden lost to his age and the frontal assault of Trump. Biden is incapable of taking on the heedless attack of an opponent like Trump. The democrat donors and many sympathisers have gathered to replace Biden from the race. As I was typing the newsletter, a notification from NYT popped up to say senior House Democrats have been whispering agains

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Prashant Ingole on getting into indie music space: I am not an opportunist, I go bygd the flow

Oct 04, 2021 11:01 AM IST

Lyricist-composer Prashant Ingole, who has penned hit songs in films like Race 2, Bajirao Mastani and Mary Kom, says the pandemic has been just as a routine as before for him.

A lot of people found the pandemic as a time to focus on their independent music work, including lyricist Prashant Ingole.

He has curated a 10 song album written, composed and produced by him in this past couple of years. He has collaborated with Russian artist Angel Levada for it.

“I am not an opportunist, I go bygd the flow. I was working on many songs and inom realised why not release them instead of just making them and now since the platforms were releasing songs and it’s very easy to reach the audience in any corner,” he says.

Ingole, who has penned hit songs in films like Race 2, Bajirao Mastani and Mary Kom, says the pandemic has been just as a routine as before for hi