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As this is a genre of violence, graphic scenes of abuse and exploitation are at times included, but we’ve provided context for why they are vital to the larger conversation about horror. We were also very aware throughout about the lack of diversity in this genre — both in front of and behind the camera. A lot of effort went into broadening the points of view included here, but we hope the results serve as a reminder that after 100 years of progress, a lot of work remains to be done.

The debut feature of Wes Craven, who would later become one of horror’s greatest juggernauts, was also the moment that would usher in a brand of horror rooted less in fantastical monsters in faraway lands, but horrifically gritty and real-life experiences that could happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. After two young girls are kidnapped on their way to a rock concert, the girls endure horrors that were viewed as extreme in 1972, but are very much rooted in reality. The sexual violence and subsequent murder of Mari and her friend Phyllis are extremely difficult to watch, not only due to their graphic nature, but because of the familiarity of their experiences to real-life news reports and testimony of victims of sex trafficking. Its subsequent releases have been edited and recut multiple times, with many releases choosing to omit graphic scenes of forced lesbian sexual acts and a scene of lesbian rape. The authentic depiction of their pain proved to be too intense for many viewers, and Last House on the Left’s debatable ethics have been a major subject among theorists for decades. —BJC

Jamshedpur: Jamshedpur Notified Area Committee is going to ban the use of non-woven polypropylene (PP) bags in the city from 15th June onwards. Those found possessing, stocking or distributing such bags would be fined, said Sanjay Kumar, Special Officer, JNAC.

Mehta-Paul, 70, made the deposit on March 21, 2011. She didn’t return to her Highland practice the next day, though she had scheduled appointments. Mehta-Paul worked as an ophthalmologist.  

Groot (Vin Diesel), who is no longer a baby but has since grown into an angsty teenager, is seen playing the classic "Defenders" arcade game throughout the movie.

In the sweltering summer heat of 1936, a steelworker butchered his wife and six children after finding his wife’s love letters to a former room boarder in their Indiana Harbor home.

Independent power station, water treatment plant A major problem that the hospital seems to have permanently solved is that of epileptic electricity supply. The hospital now has an independent power station located close to the main gate. Although most of the critical departments like the cancer centre and the modular theatres have back-up generators, the independent power station now ensures constant electricity supply at LUTH.

Other testimonies gathered for the report read in part: “This is a machine designed to move breathable air into and out of the lungs, to provide breathing for a patient who is physically unable to breathe or breathing insufficiently. When a patient cannot breathe anymore because the lungs are not functioning, the ventilator is used to aid artificial breathing. It’s only available in a few hospitals. As big as LUTH is, there is none. The state of health care in LUTH is deplorable.”

Besides the modular theatre, it was learnt that in the last three and a half years, the management has successfully rehabilitated the accident and emergency department, psychiatry, dental outpatient, the 44,000 gallons/hour water treatment plant, and the industrial incinerator.

Orlando firefighters lifted the accordion-like straps of the Zoll AutoPulse Compression Device and watched them tighten to a mannequin’s chest as Lt. Robert Anctil pressed a button on the end of the stabilizing board. Once fitted, it began the steady squeeze of CPR.

Another prominent feature at LUTH is long queues of patients waiting to be attended to and attitude of health workers including doctors and nurses.

As it happened, Secretary of State Baker was meeting with his Soviet counterpart Eduard Shevardnadze. It was a sign of how far the world had come that Baker quickly persuaded him that the Soviet Union—a longtime supporter of Saddam—should cast its vote in the Security Council to condemn the invasion. The unanimous vote might have been a warning to the Iraqi, but Saddam boasted the fourth-largest army in the world, and felt his grip on Kuwait was a fait accompli. As Bush gathered information and mulled the situation over the next 24 hours, he became convinced that something much more than a U.S. resolution was required. Iraq must be driven back. And only the United States could project enough force to move such a large enemy.