The Smell
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| Initial release | India |
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| Directors | Sachin Kundalkar |
| Languages | Marathi language |
| Screenplay | Sachin Kundalkar |
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| ID | 2964282 |
About The Smell
The sense of smell dominates the lives of three women from different walks of life. Veena is curious about her college mate Mangesh, Sarang deals with divorce and Janaki struggles with isolation.
'My first memory is sexual abuse from my dad'
... " Down to The Smell...
The Northampton shoemaker who caught the Auschwitz commander
... He wrote: " According to Höss himself, these two were perfectly aware of what was happening in the Auschwitz camp where they lived, as in Hoss s own words The Smell of the burning bodies could leave no-one in any doubt ...
Gaza casualties: 'Most of the children in my family photo are dead'
... But she told Ahmed she couldn t stay long because she couldn t stand The Smell of rotting flesh...
Bianca Williams: Two Met officers guilty of athlete search gross misconduct
... Driving while black The two officers had claimed they smelled cannabis coming from the couple s car but the panel said it was likely The Smell had emanated from another area...
Bristol history project ends in chocolate smashing event
... Marcin Dobrowolski, one of the lucky chocolate smashers, said it was " really exciting" and The Smell of chocolate was " really strong"...
Missing peace activist Vivian Silver - son awaits news, good or bad
... When we arrived, The Smell of decomposition hung over the wreckage, and the body bags of residents were still being brought out of the ruins...
Calls for more action on Brightlingsea's mystery stench
... The Smell has blighted Brightlingsea, in Essex, for about a year but the exact cause is not known...
Kenya's Westgate shopping mall siege: How a survivor has healed
... " I still remember the temperature and The Smell so clearly...
Calls for more action on Brightlingsea's mystery stench
By Helen Burchell and Piers MeylerBBC News and Local Democracy Reporting Service
An unpleasant smell in a seaside town has caused a fracas between councils after dozens of complaints were made by residents about the ongoing odour.
The Smell has blighted Brightlingsea, in Essex, for about a year but the exact cause is not known.
The Town council has called on Tendring District Council to continue its investigations, which were halted In July .
The District council said its powers were " limited" until it knew The Cause .
Brightlingsea town councillor Matt Court submitted complaining about Tendring Council, after there were 32 reports of bad smells on 20 June and 12 other complaints since The End of that month, the said.
A Number of investigative visits have taken place but The District council has been accused of failing to properly deal with the issue after deciding to halt further proactive monitoring visits In July .
Mr Matt Court told The Cabinet , which: " When the proactive investigation closed we were promised reactive visits would take place, not forms handed out.
" The People affected by this are united and The Problem is real and The Message from us is Clear - please don't be part of The Problem , be The Solution . "
The petition from Mr Court stated: " The persistent stench that has plagued The Residents of Brightlingsea for over a year is More Than just a nuisance, it's a matter of Public Health , well-being, and the quality of life for every person living and working in the affected area, including The School which has its main playing field nearby.
" It has turned what should be a pleasant environment into a place where people cannot even open their windows or spend time outside without discomfort. "
'Walking away'
He said closing The Investigation before a cause was found, was " deeply disappointing and frankly, unacceptable".
" This decision gives the impression of a council that is either unable or unwilling to fully address The Problem , which is a disservice to The People it is supposed to represent and protect. "
Chief executive of Tendring Council, Ian Davidson said: " Please don't feel We Are walking away from it or washing our hands of it. That is not the case.
" It is the case of understanding what we can take, and our powers are limited unless we know that. But we should not lose sight that Brightlingsea is a fantastic place to visit and it should not undermine people's confidence in that. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
