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And as an alternative, I give three case studies, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, which was in the past called Burma, and India.

So if you talk about Sri Lanka, the Tamil terrorism, quote-unquote, it actually began as a part of Sinhala-dominated Buddhist nationalism because they were not being accommodative or sensitive to the aspiration of Tamil minority.

So there was a question of language, there was a question of employment, the question was also about autonomy because most Tamils lived in a particular area.

And in Myanmar, you have a Buddhist majority which thought that these Rohingyas, they do not have a place in that Buddhist imagination of Myanmar as a Buddhist nation.

And likewise in India, and you can extend this argument also to Israel, because the idea is to have a greater...

Welcome back to another episode of Learn Tamil with Vexingo.

I am Lucas.

And I am Luna.

Oh? What is it?

Mustard leaves.

In Tamil, we call them kodume ilay.

Let's break that down slowly.

Exactly.

Vijay�s election as chief minister confirms power in Tamil Nadu flows from a cinema screen How populist policies pursued by film star chief ministers built Tamil Nadu into one of India�s most generous welfare states By Anand Kurian, Shirush Kavadai and Amgaru Prasad Albi Anand Kurian is director of postgraduate programmes in international business at the University of Exeter, UK.

Shirush N. Kavadai is a historian.

academic and independent researcher based in Pune.

In democracies, popular actors getting elected to power is seen as evidence that voters are naive to expect them to be better administrators than politicians.

Celebrity, say the pundits, is the enemy of serious government, theatrical performance replaces policy debates, fan clubs replace political parties and charisma replaces administrative institutions.

The political history of Tamil Nadu, for the past six decades, punctures that assumption.

In this southern Indian state of roughly 80 million people, Tamil cinema did not simply produce the occasional politician.

It is the crucial launching pad for politicians, including chief ministers.

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Tamil Dosai

End of footnote I see, said he to himself, how very cunning you are.

You have bolted the door and are cooking muffins for your brothers.

so saying he went round to the back door and entered his house and was greatly perplexed to find his cup torn in two and being roasted his house deserted by his brahmin wife and his property plundered for his wife before leaving had taken with her as much of the tiger's property as she could conveniently carry the tiger now discovered all the treachery of his wife and his hard greed for the loss of his son that was now no more he determined to be revenged on his wife and to bring her back into the wood and there tear her into many pieces in place of only two but how to bring her back he assumed his original shape of a young bridegroom making of course due allowance for the number of years that had passed since his marriage and next morning went to his father-in-law's house his brothers-in-law and his wife saw from a distance the deceitful form he had assumed and devised means to kill him meanwhile the tiger brahmin approached his father-in-law's house and the old people welcomed him the younger ones too ran here and there to bring provisions to feed him sumptuously and the tiger was highly pleased at the hospitable way in which he was received there was a ruined well at the back of the house and the eldest of the brothers placed some thin sticks across its north over which he spread a fine mat now it's usual to ask guests to have an oil bath before dinner and so his three brothers-in-law requested the tiger to take a seat on the fine mat for his bath as soon as he sat on it the thin sticks being unable to bear his weight gave way and down fell the cunning tiger with a heavy crash the well was at once filled in with stones and other rubbish and thus the tiger was effectually prevented from doing any more mischief but the brahmin girl in memory of her having married a tiger raised a pillar over the well and planted a tulsi shrub on top of it footnote a fragrant herb held in great veneration by the hindus osimum sanctum this herb is sacred alike to shiva and vishnu those species specially sacred to shiva are ven tulasi siru tulasi and shiva tulasi Those two Vishnu are Sen Tulasi, Karun Tulasi and Vishnu Tulasi.

End of footnote.

This story is told to explain the Tamil proverb which means be quiet or I shall show you my original shape.

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And when the tiger returned about midnight, he found the door shut and heard the hissing of the fire, which he mistook for the noise of cooking muffins.

Footnote Tamil

Dosai

End of footnote I see, said he to himself, how very cunning you are.

so saying he went round to the back door and entered his house and was greatly perplexed to find his cup torn in two and being roasted his house deserted by his brahmin wife and his property plundered for his wife before leaving had taken with her as much of the tiger's property as she could conveniently carry the tiger now discovered all the treachery of his wife and his hard greed for the loss of his son that was now no more he determined to be revenged on his wife and to bring her back into the wood and there tear her into many pieces in place of only two but how to bring her back he assumed his original shape of a young bridegroom making of course due allowance for the number of years that had passed since his marriage and next morning went to his father-in-law's house his brothers-in-law and his wife saw from a distance the deceitful form he had assumed and devised means to kill him meanwhile the tiger brahmin approached his father-in-law's house and the old people welcomed him the younger ones too ran here and there to bring provisions to feed him sumptuously and the tiger was highly pleased at the hospitable way in which he was received there was a ruined well at the back of the house and the eldest of the brothers placed some thin sticks across its mouth over which he spread a fine mat now it's usual to ask guests to have an oil bath before dinner and so his three brothers-in-law requested the tiger to take a seat on the fine mat for his bath as soon as he sat on it the thin sticks being unable to bear his weight gave way and down fell the cunning tiger with a heavy crash the well was at once filled in with stones and other rubbish and thus the tiger was effectually prevented from doing any more mischief but the brahmin girl in memory of her having married a tiger raised a pillar over the well and planted a tulsi shrub on top of it footnote a fragrant herb held in great veneration by the hindus osimam sanctum this herb is sacred alike to shiva and vishnu those species specially sacred to shiva are ven tulasi siru tulasi and shiva tulasi Those to Vishnu are Sen Tulasi, Karun Tulasi and Vishnu Tulasi.

End of footnote.

This story is told to explain the Tamil proverb, which means, be quiet or I shall show you my original shape.

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Welcome back to another episode of Learn Tamil with Vexingo.

Hi, everyone.

I am so glad we are here again.

You mean coriander leaves.

Exactly.

In Tamil, we call it kothamali.

Let me try that.

Kothamali.

One, he will give us Kama Swaroopa.

What is desire's nature? In Tamil we say Tanmay.

Adhan Tanmay Enna.

What is desire's nature? Then the second one is Kama Adhishtanam.

Desire covers our knowledge.

So what is the next Swaroopa of desire? Desire Swarupa is Jnana Avaranam.

Avaranam means, in Tamil, Avaranam means jewellery.

Avaranam in Sanskrit means cover.

And then she took me around to like...

the Tamil department, the Japanese department, the Vietnamese, and said, this is my friend Jenny.

And I just said, well, where do you shop for food? Where's a good place to go for, you know, Tamil food shops or Japanese food shops? And I'd get quite vague directions and I'd trot off to London and wander around thinking...

We are the food shops.

But, you know, it was an amazing experience because I was writing about a few cuisines I knew.