In Garth Davis’s film “Lion,” viewers follow Saroo Brierley’s poignant journey as he navigates loss and identity, reflecting on the significance of home and the ties that bind us to our past. From Saroo’s vibrant childhood in India to his challenging transition to Australia, the film showcases his resilience and determination in reclaiming his identity and finding his way back home amidst heartache and hope. Utilizing technology and memories, Saroo’s decades-long quest highlights the power of modern advancements in bridging the gap between past and present, resonating deeply with the universal quest for one’s roots.
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Disabled people to get ‘right to try’ work without risk of losing benefits
The government is set to announce welfare reforms that will allow disabled individuals to try employment without losing their benefits, addressing concerns over potential loss of entitlements. Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall is expected to introduce a "right to try guarantee" to prevent automatic reassessment of benefits for those entering the workforce. However, there are worries over sweeping welfare cuts that could push thousands of disabled people into poverty, with concerns that as many...
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