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Following the conclusion of the fourth round of discussions, the responsibility now rests with the farming community as the Central government has put forth a proposal outlining its commitment to procure pulses, maize, and cotton crops from farmers at minimum support prices (MSP) over a period of five years through contractual arrangements. This significant development has resulted in the postponement of the ‘Delhi Chalo’ march, with the possibility of its resumption on February 21 if outstanding issues remain unresolved by Tuesday, as per reports from PTI. (Read More)
The epic film “Oppenheimer” emerged victorious at the 77th British Academy Film Awards, securing seven prestigious accolades, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor. This triumph solidified its position as the frontrunner for the upcoming Oscars. Additionally, “Poor Things,” a gothic fantasia, claimed five awards, while “The Zone of Interest,” a Holocaust drama, received three. Renowned British filmmaker Christopher Nolan clinched his inaugural Best Director BAFTA for “Oppenheimer,” while Irish actor Cillian Murphy was honored with the Best Actor award for his portrayal of physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, the progenitor of the atomic bomb. Murphy expressed gratitude for embodying such a profoundly intricate character, acknowledging Oppenheimer’s complexity. Nolan reflected on the inherently nihilistic nature of nuclear weapons, a theme intricately woven into the fabric of the film. He extended gratitude to the film’s backers for their willingness to delve into such dark subject matter.
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