Sensorinet @sensorinet

Promoting a show . Doctor/playwright, wicked dancer. B3 Media finalist .Shortlisted for the Indie Novella Prize. not so X sensorinet.com Sensorinet Joined December 2009

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Sensorinet @sensorinet

3 days ago

@drsanjoykumar @Parody_RCGP Think of Grace and you very , very often Sanjoy

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@DalrympleWill finally going to do this . so many thanks on behalf of so many of us by your brilliant important work and showmanship WD. the nehru love story is such a human story with such far reaching tentacles , amazing work AA 🙏🏽

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2 weeks ago

@parthaskar @DrDita @DigiBeteUK @DiabeticDadUK @nerdabetic @drpratikc @WilmotEmma @geraldinegallen @Rezaidi @danfarrow9 @KarenFAddington Clinical Leadership is everything and all the Clinical Leads have been cut .. this is bad , very bad

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3 weeks ago

@parthaskar same .. but the same people are saying something different now

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Shrabani Basu @shrabanibasu_

4 weeks ago

Of the many people influenced by #RabindranathTagore whose 165th birth anniversary is 2day, was Leonard Elmhirst, philanthropist & agriculturist who set up a rural development project in #Sriniketan in Bengal and a music and art school in #DartingtonHall, Devon. A treat to visit.

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4 weeks ago

@peterfrankopan yes this is good

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a month ago

#Outdoor #walking #history #EastIndiaCompany #theatre #CityofLondon @sanjoy_kroy @DalrympleWill @NamitaGokhale_ Please get tickets asap . Afternoon shows are filling up but the morning and evening shows are beautiful ticketlab.app/events?search=…

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2 months ago

@shrabanibasu_ @PlaygroundW10 @TheHistoryPress glad it went well

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Shrabani Basu @shrabanibasu_

2 months ago

Looking forward to seeing the playreading of my book #SpyPrincess dramatised for stage by the fabulous Rebecca Lenkiewicz. Do come along. 7.30 p.m 24 March #PlaygroundTheatre #NoorInayatKhan #WWII #SOE @TheHistoryPress @RAFMUSEUM @CWGC @kaminibanga theplaygroundtheatre.org.uk/projects/wvac%…

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Sensorinet @sensorinet

2 months ago

ticketlab.app/events?search=… Tickets are on sale for A London Lark Rising : Immersive theatre about the East India Company in the streets of the City of London @JaipurLitFest @sanjoy_kroy @DalrympleWill @SouthAsianA @shrabanibasu_

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3 months ago

@peterfrankopan 👍🏽

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3 months ago

@DalrympleWill @tweeter_anita Happy Birthday, spring equinox , eid , navratari etcetc. you two have helped me a lot. Enjoy the day , I'm just popping into the BM to see the Samurai, hope to see u at the show inspired by you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 ticketlab.app/events?search=…

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Harry Eccles @Heccles94

3 months ago

Return your unwanted Reform UK flyers to this address and it costs them £2.50 a pop. Pop this address on an envelope with the flyer in, and pop it in a post box! The more we return, the less they will send!

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Sensorinet @sensorinet

3 months ago

@SanjoyRoyTWA @DC_Gurugram :(

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Chris Bryant @RhonddaBryant

3 months ago

Come on @ClarksonsFarm1 take it down. I’m all for freedom of speech but not inciting or glorifying violence. And two of my colleagues have been murdered in my time as an MP.

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Sensorinet @sensorinet

3 months ago

@peterfrankopan so upsetting

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3 months ago

@DalrympleWill @b_zareen be safe .. hope u have your pen and notebook 🤣

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Sensorinet @sensorinet

5 months ago

Byeee ! Time to End X things Follow me and the show @sensorinet.bsky.social insta @sensorinet @anuyogaom @eastindiacompanydrama

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Jairam Ramesh @Jairam_Ramesh

5 months ago

Madhav Gadgil, the pre-eminent ecologist, has just passed away. He was a top-notch academic scientist, a tireless field researcher, a pioneering institution-builder, a great communicator, a firm believer in people’s networks and movements, and friend, philosopher, guide, and mentor to many for over five decades. Trained at the very best universities in modern science, he was at the same time a champion of traditional knowledge systems - especially in biodiversity conservation. His influence on public policy has been profound going back to his crucial role in the Save Silent Valley Movement in the late 70s and early 1980s. His intervention to protect forests in Bastar was crucial in the mid -80s. Later, he gave shape to a new direction to the Botanical Survey of India and the Zoological Survey of India. During 2009-2011, he chaired the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel and wrote its report in a most sensitive and democratic manner that remains unmatched in both substance and style. He had studied biology at Harvard under E. O. Wilson, who had been hailed as Darwin’s Heir. Although inspired by Wilson, Madhav Gadgil - unlike most others who went to study abroad - came back to India to build its own research capacities and capabilities, guide students, engage with local communities, and make a difference to policy. In all of these he succeeded more than admirably. Luckily three years back he was able to bring out his delightful memoir, which is at once educative, entertaining, and enlightening. Madhav Gadgil’s life was devoted to scholarship in the noblest sense of the term. He will remain an iconic and inspirational figure. Speaking on a personal note, in the twenty-six months I was Environment Minister during May 2009- July 2011, I turned to him every other day for guidance and advice. And our conversations were not confined to matters related to ecology. We spoke often of his father Dhananjay Gadgil, one of India’s greatest economists and author of that classic The Industrial Evolution of India in Recent Times, first published in 1924. We would also speak of the intricacies of the Indian monsoon, since his wife Sulochana was an authority on the subject. Nation builders come in different forms and varieties. Madhav Gadgil was definitely one of them. Above all he had the hallmark of a true scholar— he was gentle, unassuming, and exuded empathy and humility behind which was a vast ocean of knowledge and learning.