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1. Bollywood's new woman: Liberalization, liberation, and contested bodies: edited by Megha Anwer and Anupama Arora, 2021, New Brunswick, Rutgers University Press, 213 pp., ₹ 7298. ISBN 978-19-78814-45-5.

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Kumar Singh, Shailendra

Subjects
*WOMEN in the motion picture industry, *BOLLYWOOD, *SOCIAL justice, *FEMININE identity, *FEMININITY, *WOMEN'S sexual behavior, *RURAL women
Abstract

The book "Bollywood's new woman: Liberalization, liberation, and contested bodies" edited by Megha Anwer and Anupama Arora examines the changing portrayal of women in Hindi cinema. The book explores how the representation of women in Bollywood has shifted in response to social and cultural changes, such as the 2012 Delhi gang rape case and the emergence of female directors and producers. The editors argue that the "new woman" in Bollywood films embodies both modernity and traditional values, and the book analyzes various films to understand the implications of liberalization, consumerism, and Hindutva on gender in contemporary Indian cinema. The book offers a critical examination of the portrayal of women in Bollywood and provides insights into the complexities of gender representation in Indian society. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024
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2. Comparative Studies on Uptake of Wastewater Nutrients by Immobilized Cells of Chlorella minutissima and Dairy Waste Isolated Algae.

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Kumar Singh, Shailendra, Bansal, Ajay, Jha, M.K., and Dey, Apurba

Subjects
*COMPARATIVE studies, *SEWAGE, *CHLORELLA, *DAIRY waste, *ALGAE, *PHOTOBIOREACTORS, *POLLUTANTS, *PREVENTION
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The present study has been carried out to assess the nutrient removal potential of two different algal species in immobilized alginate beads for nutrient removal from wastewater. Chlorella minutissima and wild algae isolated from a local dairy waste treatment plant were used in the study. The percentage removal of nutrients (ammonia-N, phosphate and nitrate-N) by algal alginate beads at different time intervals in an aerated photobioreactor has been investigated. Percentage removal of ammonia-N (94% in 48 h) was higher for C. minutissima while dairy waste isolated algae species showed significant removal efficiency for phosphate (100% in 48 h) and nitrate-N (62.5% in 48 h). The study showed that immobilized Chlorella minutissima and isolated wild algae beads were significantly efficient in removing ammonia-N and phosphate from local sewage wastewater. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

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2011
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