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The Kannada play traces the journey of a group of performers who set out on a search for their ancestry - women performers on whose shoulders their work stands. In their search, they stumble upon an iconic character called Khanavali Chenni who ruled the stage with her hilarious double-meaning dialogues and sexual innuendo. While trying to find the actress who played Chenni, they meet several other actresses who have their own stories to share. Will this group of performers eventually meet Chenni? How will their search end? What will they discover? Project Darling is a meditation on female sexuality at the crossroads of censorship and culture.

Speaking to The Hindu, Sharanya Ramprakash says that the play was her was own search for professional ancestry Project Darling started with a research grant from the IFA, my proposal was a study on the unrelenting misogyny in Kannada theatre. We have been doing theatre written by men for very long, and I was sure that back in 60s and 80s female actresses protested in some way or the other. This project was my own search for our professional ancestry. We started the research during the pandemic, we went around Hubbali, Dharwad, Davanagere, Tumkur, Gubbi, and pretty much across Karnataka looking for actresses from company theatres.

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The Kannada language is written using the Kannada script, which evolved from the 5th-century Kadamba script. Kannada is attested epigraphically for about one and a half millennia and literary Old Kannada flourished in the 6th-century Ganga dynasty[12] and during the 9th-century Rashtrakuta Dynasty.[13][14] Kannada has an unbroken literary history of over a thousand years.[15] Kannada literature has been presented with 8 Jnanapith awards, the most for any Dravidian language and the second highest for any Indian language.[16][17][18] In July 2011, a center for the study of classical Kannada was established as part of the Central Institute of Indian Languages in Mysore to facilitate research related to the language.[19]

Google attracted a massive backlash in the country recently after it showed Kannada, a language predominantly spoken in the southwest part of India, as the answer to the search query "ugliest languages".

The search results on Google are algorithm-based and depend on keywords for websites and their online content. When a user enters their query, the algorithm looks across the internet for websites and articles that have related keywords and brings the result that it thinks is the best fit.

In December 2018, Google CEO Sundar Pichai told US Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren that how the company has little to no control over the search results after it showed Donald Trump's images to a query related to the word "idiot." During the House Judiciary Committee hearing, Pichai explained that the search results are based on Google search indexes, webpages and the keywords, images attached to those pages.

New Delhi: In the latest spat with Google, the Karnataka government warned of a legal notice to the tech leader, over a Google search in which Kannada appeared as an answer to a query on the ugliest language in India.

However, Google issued an apology after the search engine showed Kannada as the ugliest language in India", sparking outrage from various corners starting from political leaders and social media users hitting out at Google. The IT giant was quick enough to remove Kannada "as the ugliest language in India" and further apologised to the people saying the search result did not reflect its opinion.

Other leaders including the BJP''s Bengaluru Central MP, P C Mohan also hit out at Google and asked for an apology. Sharing the screenshot of the search on his Twitter handle, Mohan said Karnataka is home to the great Vijayanagara empire and the Kannada language has a rich heritage, a glorious legacy, and a unique culture. "One of the world's oldest languages, Kannada had great scholars who wrote epics much before Geoffrey Chaucer was born in the 14th century. Apologise @GoogleIndia."

The inaccurate result offended many as they accused the search engine giant of insulting a historically significant language, which dates back over 2,000 years and is spoken by more than 40 million people.

Sharing the screenshot of the search on his Twitter handle, Mohan said Karnataka is home to the great Vijayanagara empire and the Kannada language has a rich heritage, a glorious legacy and unique culture.

When you ask Google a question, the answer may not necessarily be the 'right' one -- although it is programmed to give you the 'best one'. If we were to sum up the search mechanism in sort of an oversimplified definition, Google essentially relies on a complicated AI algorithm to decipher a query based on semantical similarities, a range of synonyms, and local context based on the user's location. It's how the search engine manages to answer even vague queries that have more than one possible meaning. It simply runs through all indexed information to return results that match the maximum number of possible meanings of a query.

When the algorithm finds an answer it thinks is particularly useful, Google will prioritise it at the top of its search results and quote relevant sections in a large box-like snippet to make it easy for the user to skim through the information on the go.

This process ensures we have a highly intuitive AI trying to guess the meaning of our most banal thoughts that we decide to key into its search engine. But it cannot ascertain whether the best match to the several possible interpretations of your question is also the right one.

Sometimes it gets extra tricky when the query posed to the search engine is insensitive, subjective and/or has racist undertones. Google's AI is being updated regularly to get better at recognising hateful or racially/linguistically prejudiced content, but a query with a benign and generic keyword such as 'ugly' may have bypassed those filters.

Also, in this situation, no matter how the search engine answered the question, it would have been the wrong answer. Sociolinguists believe the attractiveness of a language is determined by how positively we view the native group of speakers of that language.

With people expressing their indignation and leaders cutting across party lines slamming Google for the gaffe, it quickly removed Kannada "as the ugliest language in India" and apologised to the people saying the search result did not reflect its opinion.

After this came to light on social media, Bengaluru Central Member of Parliament from BJP, PC Mohan, had demanded an apology from Google India. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Mukund Gowda had also written to Google India, asking for the search result to be taken down and for action to be taken against those responsible for the result.

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Officials of the Income Tax Department on Thursday searched the houses of Kannada actors Puneeth Rajkumar, Shivrajkumar, Yash and Sudeep, and producers Rockline Venkatesh, Vijay Kiragandhur and CR Manohar, in Bengaluru on Thursday, The News Minute reported.

The searches began around 6.30 am on Thursday across locations in Bengaluru. The Income Tax Department is reportedly examining transactions made by the producers and actors. The reason behind the searches are not yet clear.

The Income Tax Department searched five popular food chains in Tamil Nadu, including the Saravana Bhavan group. Searches were conducted at 32 locations of Saravana Bhavan, Anjappar group, Grand Sweets and Hot Breads in Chennai.

The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday disposed of a public interest litigation filed seeking to direct initiation of penal action against Google India Private Limited, after a search on the platform showed Kannada as the answer to "ugliest language in India". Petitioner, Anti Corruption Council Of India Trust had approached the court seeking directions to the Union and State...

In its statement issued on Twitter, Google said that the search feature wasn't always perfect, and that sometimes "the way content is described on the internet can yield surprising results to specific queries".

A state forest department team is conducting searches at the home of Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa Shrinivas after an image of him allegedly wearing a 'tiger claw pendant' around his neck went viral on social media.

The Google search for the "ugliest language in India" showed the answer as Kannada, triggering a storm of protest from across the globe and people started sharing screenshots of the Google search and expressed their shock and dismay.

Taking exception to the search result, Bengaluru Central Member of Parliament from BJP PC Mohan demanded an apology from Google India. "Home to the great Vijayanagara Empire, Kannada language has a rich heritage, a glorious legacy and a unique culture. One of the world's oldest languages, Kannada had great scholars who wrote epics much before Geoffrey Chaucer was born in the 14th century. Apologise Google India" PC Mohan said. 2351a5e196