Curious Mind

Based on a book by same name.

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"A part of mind is a rough copy and mouth is the final writing on the exam sheet of life. "

"The wider our universe becomes due to science, and the furthest we go – we think we go so far when we go to the Moon – the nearer we need to come to the centre of ourselves in order to interpret this world, in order to find values, in order to give our lives meaning."

Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people. It would help you to have a personal insight into the secrets of the human soul. Otherwise everything remains a clever intellectual trick, consisting of empty words and leading to empty talk. ~Carl Jung

(Book: Selected Letters of C.G. Jung https://amzn.to/3Y2GWni)

Selected Letters of C.G. Jung, 1909-1961 (Bollingen Series, 184) Selected Letters of C.G. Jung, 1909-1961 (Bollingen Series, 184)

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in the 15th century belonged to the Kingdom of Jaunpur by the 18th century it was chosen as the capital for the of by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula (r. 1775-1797). The Stone Bridge was completed by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula in 1797, however it is possible that the construction began as early as 1739 by Raja Newal Rai who worked for the Nawab Safdar Jang (r.1739-1752). "This bridge was built by Newab Ausuf-ood-dowlah, about the year 1780. It is a substantial structure and has proved its durability by not requiring any repairs since it was built. It has no particular claims to architectural beauty, but the view from its parapets, up and down the , is extremely picturesque. (Photo courtesy )

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, circa 1965. It was inaugurated on 10th January 1914 by Lord Hardinge, then Viceroy of India. (Photo by Harvey Meston)

King George V, then the Prince of Wales, laid the foundation stone of King George's Medical College in 1906. The College opened its gates in 1911, though the official opening ceremony was delayed to January 1912. The College was directly under the Government of the United Provinces, and degrees were awarded through Allahabad University. In 1921, the College was transferred to Lucknow University.

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Who you are tomorrow begins with what you do today.

Quality is never an accident. It is always the result of intelligent effort.

Human behavior flows from three main sources: desire, emotion, and knowledge.

Around 1922, some young scions of the landowning class decided to create a film cooperative to produce films. The production group was registered as Zamindara Film Company . This film company made two films and then closed down business.

In 1927, another set of businessmen created a new company for producing films and established a film production centre on modern lines. This was called the Kailash Studio which was located on a big plot of land opposite the Burlington Hotel in Hussainganj. Kailash Studio ran its business for nearly nine years and made five films. The later famed music composer, Naushad Ali, was also employed here briefly as an assistant table player for the Studio orchestra before he moved to the local All India Radio and finally moved to Bombay to join the crowd of youth seeking a career in the film business.

The closure of Kailash Studio sometime in 1934 finally also put an end to Lucknow being associated with film production. But film exhibition business flourished. From early 1950s Lucknow began to offer artists to the Hindi film industry starting with Naushad Ali, Pushpa Hans, Bina Rai, Sunil Dutt (he lived in Aminabad) Jaan Nisar Akhtar, Muzaffar Ali, Sudhir Misra, and Anupam Kher who worked in Bhartendu Academy for a couple of years.

It was Dilip Kumar who felt that Uttar Pradesh should have a film production centre and he applied for a piece of agricultural land in 1961, to develop a film studio. The State government allotted a piece of land in Mohan Nagar area but Dilip Kumar could not develop this idea and returned the land to the government. Sunil Dutt and Nargis followed the same route and then gave up the idea. All felt this business could not be run sitting in Bombay. Again in 1976, when Narain Dutt Tiwari was the CM, a scheme to bring industries into UP was conceived and NOIDA was planned. A full sector was earmarked for allotting plots to film and television operators. Some Bombay film producers were asked to buy some plots and start offering studio facilities. While film production did not take off, but when television activity came into being in 1983 after the Asian Games, NOIDA sprang into big activity in film crafts.
It was Muzaffar Ali when he started his film Gaman (1979) and Aagaman that UP began to be talked of as a possible place to shoot outdoor scenes of rural countryside. A major portion of the Shyam Benegal film Junoon (1979) was shot in Malihabad in the suburb of Lucknow.

If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.