#tribals

[vaporshine]

It's been a REALLY hot min since I've posted some Pokémon Tribals - but SURPRISE!! I'm still doin them!

I have a lot to show in the past few years, so buckle up and enjoy the slow climb of reveals from here on out!

Here's Mega Diancie with its shiny variant! (honestly you can't see the difference, its literally just the body change in colors, lol)

[indizombie]

Within India, the most love marriages take place in Kerala and the north-eastern states. This could be due to a higher proportion of Christians and tribals without caste limitations. Yet the largest survey in India suggests that only 3% of marriages are love marriages, 93% are arranged, and 4% are "semi-arranged". Semi-arranged marriages are not based on love, although the youngsters have more say in them. Less than 5% of marriages are across castes. Youngsters marrying across castes have often been burned alive by their parents with the full approval of village elders to "save the honour" of the family and village. Honour killings represent the tyranny of the old over the young.

Swaminathan Aiyar, ‘Lesson from Bali: India needs more love marriages’, Times of India

[inspire-in-cobalt]

[bibliobibuli25]

Here is a little movie review I did. I loved this movie a lot and tried explaining why in this article. :))

Did we know something like this happened? A tight slap for those who think Casteism is but a thing of the past, director T. J. Gnanavel brings this issue to the forefront in his movie ‘Jai Bhim’.  I don’t like watching movies. The fault doesn’t lie in them but in me. I am unable to concentrate and sit in the same place for more than 10 minutes if I am not doing something. Nonetheless, the…

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[mysorean]

Kantara

Kantara -A rare piece of cinematic brilliance from KFI. Hats off Rishab Shetty!

‘Kantara’ is a Kannada movie written and directed by Rishab Shetty. He also stars as the main protagonist along with Achyuth Kumar, Kishore and Sapthami in key supporting roles. Introduction The movie traces a mythical legend from 1847 set in Dakshina Kannada region (Udupi and Kasargod districts). A King is travelling in his territory looking for peace and happiness. He meets with Panjurli…

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[puffle222]

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[bongboyblog]

Funny how the West Bengal government gives additional official status to languages like Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi and Telegu, while indegenous languages like Lepcha, Kol, Toto, Surjapuri, Tamang etc remain ignored.

Stop favouring migrants over natives.