Mai Ghat: Crime No 103/2005 is India s entry at SAARC International film fest
Thu, Apr 22 2021 06:29:14 PM
Mumbai, Apr 22 (IANS): Ananth Mahadevan s Marathi directorial Mai Ghat: Crime No 103/2005 has been nominated as India s entry at SAARC International Film Festival. The film is based on the true story of a woman in Kerala who fought for justice for her son over 13 years, following his death owing to police torture in custody. The guilty policemen were sentenced to death by a special CBI court.
Mahadevan believes his film holds relevance at an international film festival, at a time when judgement was passed in the George Floyd case in the US on Wednesday. The verdict declared a former Minneapolis policeman, Derek Chauvin, guilty of killing African-American Floyd, by pinning him to the pavement with his knee on May 25 last year for over nine minutes, which led to the latter s death. The incident triggered the Black Lives Matter campaign.
Mai Ghat: Crime No 103/2005 is India s entry at SAARC International film fest
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PMPML fund helps buoy deceased staffers’ kin
BySupriya DedgaonkarSupriya Dedgaonkar / Updated: Dec 19, 2020, 06:00 IST
Though voluntary, fund has enlisted participation of over 7,000 people on the rolls
Families of employees of Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Ltd (PMPML) have started reaping the benefits of a fund
Adaranjali Yojana that they floated in January this year, with each of them contributing Rs 50 from their monthly salary. The scheme is tailored to bail out families of employees who die. The scheme collected a fund of Rs 15.59 lakh in its first year and was able to offer about Rs.3.90 lakh to each family of the four employees who died this year.