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Discover how mathematics shapes creativity in Marcys Du Sautoy's 'Blueprints', unveiling connections from ancient art to modern architecture, enriching our understanding of both fields.

Mathematics Shapes Creativity in New Blueprints

Renowned professor Marcus Du Sautoy, in his book 'Blueprints', explores the integral role mathematics plays in artistic creativity, from ancient design to modern architecture.

Mathematics meets Art in thought-provoking ‘Blueprints’ book

'Blueprints' by Marcus Du Sautoy explores how mathematics informs and shapes creativity in the arts, using examples ranging from Mozart to Zaha Hadid.

From stone circles to Mozart&rsquo;s obsession with numbers and Zaha Hadid&rsquo;s architecture influenced by mathematical logic and geometry, a new book by Marcus Du Sautoy explores the unexpected yet fascinating connection between mathematics and the arts.
"Blueprints: How Mathematics Shapes Creativity", written by professor of mathematics at the University of Oxford Marcus Du Sautoy and published by HarperCollins, is scheduled to hit the stands on May 16.
It reveals how mathematical structures underpin artistic creativity across time and cultures, and makes an argument that the "logic of mathematics and the emotional world of art are not opposites, but deeply intertwined".
"Many of the artists that we encounter are completely unaware of the mathematics that bubble beneath their craft, while some consciously use it for inspiration. Our instincts might tell us that these two subjects are incompatible forces with nothing in common.
"Blueprints asks us to consider that mathematics and art may not be polar opposites after all. Their complementary relationship spans a vast historical and geographic landscape, from the earliest stone circles to Mozart&rsquo;s obsession with numbers and the radically modern architecture of Zaha Hadid," the publisher said in a statement.
Whether we are searching for meaning in an abstract painting or finding patterns in poetry, the book claims there are blueprints everywhere: "symmetry, prime numbers, the golden ratio and more".
The book, touted to be a bold and philosophical exploration of human creativity, aims to unpack "how we make art, why a creative mindset is vital for discovering new mathematics, and how a fundamental connection to the natural world intrinsically links these two subjects".

Explore Tim Wigmore's 'Test Cricket: A History,' a rich and captivating narrative featuring exclusive interviews. Perfect for cricket enthusiasts, Wigmore's work covers 150 years of Test cricket history, from Bodyline to Bazball.

Test Cricket Insight of Tim Wigmore

Tim Wigmore's 'Test Cricket: A History' offers a rich narrative backed by exclusive interviews. Discover the essence and impact of Test cricket's 150-year history in this acclaimed volume, praised for its depth and readability.

New book explores 150 years of test cricket

Tim Wigmore's "Test Cricket: A History" delves into the sport's storied past with exclusive interviews and insightful narrative, perfect for enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive understanding of Test cricket's impact.

A new book, "Test Cricket: A History" by author Tim Wigmore, tells the gripping story of the players and stories that have shaped the game's evolution since 1877.
The book, published by Hachette, features over 40 exclusive interviews with cricket greats including Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Pat Cummins, Michael Holding, Muthiah Muralidaran, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Chappell, and Dale Steyn.
"From Bodyline to Bazball, the golden age to the rise of West Indies, and Shane Warne to Ian Botham, readers will come to appreciate Test cricket's remarkable history like never before. A perfect single volume history for any cricket fan from an award-winning Telegraph cricket correspondent!" the publisher said in a statement.
The history of Test cricket is rich, stretching back nearly 150 years and forming the foundation of the modern game. The first official Test match was played between Australia and England from March 15&ndash;19, 1877 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) -- which was won by Australia.
Touted to be the definitive history of test cricket, the book brings to life both Test cricket on the pitch and the game's social significance around the world. It has received rave reviews from English historian David Kynaston.
"Wonderfully wide-focused, unfailingly readable and laced with passages of insightful analysis, Tim Wigmore&rsquo;s history of test cricket is a true tour de force," writes Kynaston in his praise for the book.
Wigmore's previously authored books include "Crickonomics", a Waterstones sports book of the year, and "Cricket 2.0: Inside the T20 Revolution", which won the Wisden Book of the Year and Daily Telegraph Cricket Book of the Year in 2020.
"Test Cricket" is available for purchase across online and offline stores.

Delhi's beloved literary haven, The Bookshop, will sadly close its doors on October 31st. Yet, a glimmer of hope shines through for devoted book enthusiasts.

Delhi's iconic bookstore The Bookshop to shut down on Oct 31; but there's something good on the horizon

Delhi's beloved literary haven, The Bookshop, will sadly close its doors on October 31st. Yet, a glimmer of hope shines through for devoted book enthusiasts.

One of Delhi's oldest bookstores, The Bookshop, holds a special place in the hearts of readers and has been a literary cornerstone in the city for generations.
The iconic bookstore, "The Bookshop," located in Jor Bagh, New Delhi is shutting down after 52 years. The news of the same was shared by the owner&rsquo;s daughter Rachna Singh, through social media. The book store with two branches one in Khan and another one located in Jor Bagh market, was opened by KD Singh in 1971. The Khan market one closed in 2006.
Rachna on her Facebook shared - "Dear friends of The Book Shop, It is with sadness that I would like to announce that on 31 October 2023 The Book Shop will down its shutters&mdash;and we will dissolve the partnership that owns it. The Book Shop was founded by my parents, KD and Nini Singh, over 50 years ago. I first entered it when it was two years old, and I quite literally grew up among its bookshelves. And, for all these decades, it was an integral part of the lives of my siblings and I and that is why the sadness I feel as I write this message of farewell is bigger and wider and deeper and more intense than I thought possible. But there is a time for everything. As it is said, to everything there is a season, The Book Shop, too, has had its season, now it&rsquo;s time to move on. But before I go I would like to thank you, our readers, who were responsible for making The Book Shop what it was."
<h3>&nbsp;'The Bookshop' ready for its next chapter</h3>
However, there's a silver lining as some of its dedicated staff members are planning to open a new bookstore, called 'The Bookshop Inc' somewhere near Lodhi market. This transition will ensure that the spirit of The Bookshop will live on in a different form, offering a fresh chapter for book enthusiasts in the city. &nbsp;&nbsp;
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Amid the ongoing Islamic festival of Ramzan, the Indian Army organised an iftaar event in Srinagar. Top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz.
Lt Gen DP Pandey is General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of the Indian Army. General Officers Commanding of the Victor Force, the Kilo Force, and 31 Sub Area also participated. The iftaar was held after a meeting with local citizens from various parts of the Valley.
Prior to the iftaar gathering, a book release event was held. The book was "House of Terror", a biography of Anwar alias Umar, who was a terrorist who became an Ikhwan, a member of the government-backed militia. The book highlights "the process of radicalisation of youth by Pakistan and its hybrid terrorists and overground workers (OGWs) in Kashmir, since 1980", according to the Army press release.
The venue of the events was the Old Air Field in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar.

Indian Army's iftaar, namaaz event in Kashmir's Srinagar: top officers participate. See pics

Indian Army's iftaar event in Kashmir's Srinagar: top officers participate. See pics


THUMBNAIL IMAGE NAMAAZ IMAGE (PANDEY, ETC SHOULD BE CLEARLY VISIBLE)
 THUMBNAIL TEXT INDIAN ARMY'S IFTAAR IN J&amp;K
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 ((START WITH NAMAAZ IMAGES, THEN IFTAAR IMAGES)) https://we.tl/t-EDKMmgxW7E
&nbsp; Srinagar, J&amp;K
April 25, 2022
 Amid the ongoing Islamic festival of Ramzan, the Indian Army organised an iftaar event in Srinagar. Top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz. Lt Gen DP Pandey is General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of the Indian Army. General Officers Commanding of the Victor Force, the Kilo Force, and 31 Sub Area also participated.
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 ((BOOK EVENT IMAGES))
 The iftaar was held after a&nbsp;meeting with local citizens from various parts of the Valley. Prior to the iftaar gathering, a book release event was held. The book was "House of Terror", a biography of Anwar alias Umar, who was a terrorist who became an Ikhwan, a member of the government-backed militia. The book highlights "the process of radicalisation of youth by Pakistan and its hybrid terrorists and overground workers (OGWs) in Kashmir, since 1980", according to the Army press release. The venue of the events was the Old Air Field in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar.
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<div class="elementToProof">Kashmir: top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the Srinagar iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz.</div>

Amid the ongoing Islamic festival of Ramzan, the Indian Army organised an iftaar event in Srinagar.&nbsp;Top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz.
Lt Gen DP Pandey is General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of the Indian Army.&nbsp;General Officers Commanding of the Victor Force, the Kilo Force, and 31 Sub Area also participated. The iftaar was held after a&nbsp;meeting with local citizens from various parts of the Valley.
Prior to the iftaar gathering, a book release event was held. The book was "House of Terror", a biography of Anwar alias Umar, who was a terrorist who became an Ikhwan, a member of the government-backed militia. The book highlights "the process of radicalisation of youth by Pakistan and its hybrid terrorists and overground workers (OGWs) in Kashmir, since 1980", according to the Army press release.
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The venue of the events was the Old Air Field in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar.

A day after a page from a book purportedly for nurses went viral, the Indian Nursing Council, or INC, issued a clarification. The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani. The book cover said that its content was as per "INC Syllabus".
Social media users claimed that on Page 122, the book spoke about the "merits of dowry". One of the most questionable passages said, "Ugly looking girls can be married off with attractive dowry with well or ugly looking boys." Among the other "merits", were claims that dowry is helpful in "establishing new households", the "girl receives a share of the parental property", and parents educating girls because of the burden of dowry.
Reacting to the viral news, the Indian Nursing Council said, "It has been brought to the notice of the Indian Nursing Council that some authors of Sociology for Nurses are quoting INC syllabus to publish substandard content in textbooks. INC strongly condemns any derogatory content which is against the prevailing law of the land. It is clarified that INC only prescribes syllabus for various nursing programmes which is placed on its website." The INC also clarified that it does not endorse any author or publication.

After 'dowry merits for ugly girls' book text goes viral, Indian Nursing Council reacts

((PAGE, BOOK COVER IMAGES))
 A day after a page from a book purportedly for nurses went viral, the Indian Nursing Council, or INC, issued a clarification. The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani. The book cover said that its content was as per "INC Syllabus".
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 ((TWEET)) https://twitter.com/chhuti_is/status/1510584109693038597
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 Social media users claimed that on Page 122, the book spoke about the "merits of dowry".
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((PAGE IMAGE))
 One of the most questionable passages said, "Ugly looking girls can be married off with attractive dowry with well or ugly looking boys." Among the other "merits", were the following points.
Dowry is helpful in establishing new household, the girl receives a share of the parental property, and parents educating girls because of the burden of dowry.
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 ((INC RELEASE))
 Reacting to the viral news, the Indian Nursing Council said, "It has been brought to the notice of the Indian Nursing Council that some authors of Sociology for Nurses are quoting INC syllabus to publish substandard content in textbooks. INC strongly condemns any derogatory content which is against the prevailing law of the land. It is clarified that INC only prescribes syllabus for various nursing programmes which is placed on its website."
The INC also clarified that it does not endorse any author or publication.
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CAPTIONS Controversy over textbook for nurses Indian Nursing Council reacted to row Book allegedly had section on 'dowry merits' INC condemned 'derogatory content'
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<div>The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani.</div>

A day after a page from a book purportedly for nurses went viral, the Indian Nursing Council, or INC, issued a clarification.&nbsp;The viral image contained an excerpt purportedly from the book, 'Textbook of Sociology for Nurses', by TK Indrani.&nbsp;The book cover said that its content was as per "INC Syllabus".
Social media users claimed that on Page 122, the book spoke about the "merits of dowry".&nbsp;One of the most questionable passages said, "Ugly looking girls can be married off with attractive dowry with well or ugly looking boys."&nbsp;Among the other "merits", were claims that dowry is helpful in "establishing new households", the "girl receives a share of the parental property", and parents educating girls because of the burden of dowry.
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Reacting to the viral news, the Indian Nursing Council said, "It has been brought to the notice of the Indian Nursing Council that some authors of Sociology for Nurses are quoting INC syllabus to publish substandard content in textbooks. INC strongly condemns any derogatory content which is against the prevailing law of the land. It is clarified that INC only prescribes syllabus for various nursing programmes which is placed on its website."&nbsp;The INC also clarified that it does not endorse any author or publication.

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