Saturday, January 29, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Miss India Beauty Competition
All about Miss India Beauty Competition and the most beautiful women in the world!
Indian Widows - India
March 2007
In many conservative Indian families, widows are seen as a liability. Cast out of the family home, they live the rest of their lives in poverty and isolation.
"She becomes a zero and all her powers are lost", states Dr Giri, explaining how some women's status change when their husband dies. With no where else to go, thousands come to Vrindavan, city of widows. It was the childhood home of Hindu God, Krishna, who championed downtrodden women. "They come here in search of death", explains Dr Giri, in the hope they will have a better afterlife
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
Pesticide induced Birth defects in Kerala, India
November 2002
As food agencies world-wide call for stricter pesticide controls, our moving report investigates the devastating effects endosulfan is having on a small community in Kerala.
A Question of Faith - India
Jan 2004
Hindu fundamentalists are using tough political tactics and violence to curb the growing number of Christian conversions.
The Dalits are the poorest and most marginalised group in Indian society. Classed as 'untouchables' by the Hindu system, they live on the outskirts of society. But the arrival of Christian missionaries gave them new hope. By converting to Christianity, they hoped to escape a lifetime of persecution. "The Hindus treat us like animals," says one converted Christian. "Life is better as a Christian." But the leading Hindu party in Gujarat sees the conversion movement as little more than 'religious terrorism'. Missionaries now face huge restrictions and have to obtain permission from a magistrate to work. But with so few options available to Dalits, it seems unlikely that government legislation will slash the conversion rate.
Produced by SBS/Dateline
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
Saffron Warriors - India
August 2002
As the Indian state of Gujarat continues to be torn apart by communal violence, we investigate the new rise of Hindu nationalism that is becoming systemic in government institutions.
Nuclear Nationalism - India
May 1998
We look at the role Hindu fundamentalism has played in catalysing the nuclear arms race between India and Pakistan.
In 1998, more than a million troops stood poised along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, India and Pakistan were on the brink of a war which could quickly escalate into a nuclear conflict. This piece looks in detail at the extent to which the extremist Hindu fundamentalist movement, the R.S.S. has driven India's nuclear arms race.
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Agnus Dei - Aline Barros
Portuguese version of the Agnus Dei song by Michael W. Smith. This song is sung by Aline Barros in Brazil.
Salute to India: Happy Republic Day 2011
Vande Mataram by AR Rahman celebrating India's Republic Day 2011
Happy India Republic Day 2011
Happy Indian Republic Day!
Many people throughout India celebrate the nation's Republic Day, which is a gazetted holiday on January 26 each year. It is a day to remember when India's constitution came into force on January 26, 1950, completing the country's transition toward becoming an independent republic.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Rhema Marvanne - My Story
Watch Rhema's story. This recording is her favorite song to date. Rhema recorded 'Note to God' when she was 7 yrs old. This song is on her 2nd Album All Seasons.
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About Her:
Rhema Marvanne was born September 15. Her Father is Teton Marvanne and Mother is Wendi Marvanne. She was born at Trinity Hospital in Dallas, TX. She was carried to term but was still very small. Rhema weighted 4.11 lbs and had to stay in the NICU for 3 weeks before she was taken home.
Rhema Marvanne is eight years old and she loves her father and her dog Mojo. They attend The Branch Church in Plano, TX. Rhema was baptized on October 18, 2009 after accepting Christ as her Savior.
Rhema began singing the same time she began talking. It was less than a year ago Rhema recorded her first song, Amazing Grace and quickly became an Internet singing sensation. She takes tremendous inspiration from her mother, Wendi Marvanne, who sadly lost her battle with ovarian cancer on November 8, 2008. It is Rhema's greatest hope to make her mother proud, both as a singer and as a servant of God, which is why she also performs at churches, non-profit organizations, charities, hospitals and special events.
Rhema recently appeared on the Maury Polvich show highlighting the most talented kids, she was on International News via Supreme Master TV – Global Satellite which is shown in 44 countries in 60 languages and aired on June 16, 2010 every 6 hours for different time zones, she recorded both her Albums in Nashville. Her songs are sold on iTunes, Amazon.com as well as through her website's Official Store. She recently recorded The Prayer with Terry White and musicians from the Nashville Symphony and recently released her Christmas Album, All Seasons. Rhema played her first acting role in Machine Gun Preacher, a multi-million dollar film, set to release Fall 2011 (a Lionsgate Film). Since receiving over 16 million video hits online in 2010 she has appeared on ABC's 20/20, Fox News, CBS, CBN, TBN as well as on Daystar.
During her free time Rhema enjoys playing with her friends, playing outside, playing with dolls and watching movies.
The best way to describe Rhema is that she has a beautiful heart and soul. She is sweet, kind, caring and most importantly pure in heart.
Most people who have dealt with or is currently dealing with cancer, disease, challenges, etc…..sees hope and inspiration in Rhema. The little girl who should have been scared or harmed by seeing her mother suffer and gone, is strong and perfect.
I see Rhema as a cancer survivor. She gives me hope for goodness in mankind. God gave her a beautiful heart and the voice of an angel. Most people that hear her sing can not deny that God does speak through a child. Her voice touches people’s hearts.
Written by Teton, her Father
Source: http://www.RhemaMarvanne.com
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Indian Portuguese Fado Music
India and Portugal share a rich history together, especially in the current state of Goa and the south-western coastal Indian areas from Mumbai to Kerala. Here is just an example, a Fado house in India just like you would find in Lisbon Portugal. The singer is singing fado in Portuguese
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