Serbian song ‘Moye Moye’ takes over social media, becomes catchphrase

Serbian Song ‘Moye Moye’ Takes Over Social Media, Becomes Catchphrase

by Utkalika Mohanty

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The memeverse is currently gripped by the ‘Moye Moye’ fever that has set the Instagram reels on fire and has the Internet users in split owing to its over-the-top comical take on a seemingly sad situation.

Mumbai, Nov 27: The memeverse is currently gripped by the ‘Moye Moye’ fever that has set the Instagram reels on fire and has the Internet users in split owing to its over-the-top comical take on a seemingly sad situation.

The viral sensation originated from a Serbian song ‘Dzanum’, which has amassed over 57 million views on YouTube.

Serbian rapper Solbidan Velkovic Coby has collaborated with the song creator Teya Dora for the lyrics and Loka Jovanovic for the melody, the song's success can be attributed to its simple yet captivating composition with the correct pronunciation being 'Moye More' for the song.

While the song may not delve into profound themes, it does carry some meaning. 'More' in Serbian translates to 'nightmare', conveying the story of an unfulfilled soul yearning for hope in the future.

The song has become a global trend and has inspired countless reels on Instagram.

While it may have different themes in the international memer community, in India it’s mostly being used in the Reels which show a person with a missing hand or legs, a seemingly sad story is given a comical spin as the track plays in the background with dancers surrounding the person and doing the twerk and leg movements which have become a signature of the ‘Moye Moye’ memes.

Some of the most viral memes have quoted the song in different permutations and combinations of situations.

One Internet user shared a picture of Cillian Murphy from ‘Oppenheimer’ in a thoughtful expression as they wrote, “I’m not sure what 'moye moye' is and at this point i’m too afraid to ask (sic).”

Another uploaded a picture of Pakistan cricket team captain Babar Azam after the Pakistan team lost against India in the recently held World Cup. The text on the meme mentioned that after the match a presenter asks Babar as to what he has to say about his team’s defeat against their arch-rivals to which Babar says in the meme, “Moye Moye”.

Even when India lost the World Cup final to Australia, a Gurugram-based marketing agency, Marketing Moves and Marketing Moves Agency, in a gesture of empathy and understanding, granted its employees a one-day leave to recover from the emotional toll of India's loss in the Cricket World Cup final.

An employee of the agency shared a picture about the agency granting a leave for a day.

According to the screenshot provided by the user, the message from the company's Vice President and the CEO reads, “In light of India’s loss in the recent WC, we recognise the impact on our team members. To offer some support during this time, the company has decided to grant a one-day leave relaxation. We believe this will provide an opportunity for everyone to regroup and recover. We will come back stronger. Moye-Moye.”

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15th NMC Teachers Meet in Odisha Organised by National Medicos Organisation at AIIMS Bhubaneswar

by Hemanta Pande

Bhubaneswar, Sep 16: The 15th NMC Teachers Meet in Odisha was organised by the National Medicos Organisation at AIIMS Bhubaneswar, officials said Monday.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Vijendra Kumar, Professor of Pediatric surgery Member of UG Curriculum Board National Medical Commission, said that there is need of more medical colleges to produce new doctors to strengthen the health care delivery in rural India (Gramin Bharat) as well as the urban India.

Dr Aruna Vanekar President UG Curriculum Board NMC highlighted the different changed in MBBS curriculum such as criteria for MBBS attendance, maximum numbers and years of attempts to complete the MBBS course and Internship . She also said the provision of mandatory thesis submission before Postgraduate final examination has been removed and included as part of final practical examination.

Dr BN Gangadhar Padmashree chairman of the National Medical Commission emphasised on role of Doctors as social reformers. Dr BN Gangadhar along with Dr Aruna Vanekar also interacted with Deans of all 17 medical colleges of the state clarified the queries pertaining to Family adoption programme, AETCOM module and competency-based curriculum.

Dr Viswambar Singh, Professor ENT, IMS BHU Varanasi and National coordinator for NMS Teachers meet, briefed about different health activitis of National Medicos Organisation throughout the year in Northeast states, Kashmir and other parts of the country.

Dr Yogendar Mallik President Ethics and Regulation Board of NMC briefed about the different forum to address the Doctor’s grievances, and changes made in regulations to allow the foreign graduates to practice in India and uniformity in medical registration.

Professor Manas Ranjan Sahoo Vice chancellor of Odisha University Health Sciences said the change in teaching learning pattern between previous and current generation students. He also said the NMC’s approach to reach the Deans medical teachers in medical colleges in different states to brief about their ideas and taking feedback is a novel approach to bring the desired changes in medical curricula. Dr Sailesh Kumar President of AIIMS Bhubaneswar told for this joint effort by NMO and NMC the AIIMS Bhubaneswar and other institute of National importance can play a crucial role.

Among others Dr N Deep Bag, Director Incharge AIIMS Bhubaneswar; Dr P.R. Mahaptra, Dean AIIMS Bhubaneswar; Gr Braja Kishore Dash, Additional DMET were also present in the meeting.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda in his message appreciated the NMC’s effort to hold such meeting and 14 such meetings already conducted in other states.

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A total of 175 medical teachers from all 17 medical colleges of the state including their Deans and from AIIMS Bhubaneswar attended the meeting.

Security Beefed Up In Bhubaneswar Ahead Of PM Modi's Visit

by Hemanta Pande

Bhubaneswar, Sep 16: Tight security arrangements have been made in Bhubaneswar ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Odisha on Tuesday, September 17, informed a senior police officer on Monday.

PM Modi during his one-day visit to Odisha on September 17 will launch the state government's 'Subhadra Yojana’ and will also lay foundation stone and dedicate to the nation railway projects worth over Rs 2,800 crore.

Under the Subhadra Yojana, all eligible women beneficiaries in the age group of 21 years to 60 years, would receive Rs 50,000 over a period of 5 years between 2024-25 to 2028-29. An amount of Rs 10,000 per annum in two equal instalments will be credited directly to the beneficiary's Aadhaar-enabled and DBT-enabled bank account. The Prime Minister would initiate the fund transfer into the bank accounts of more than 10 lakh women tomorrow.

The Prime Minister will land at the Biju Patnaik International Airport at 10.50 AM tomorrow and then travel to Gadkana village on the outskirts of the State Capital, where he is scheduled to interact with the beneficiaries of PM Awas Yojana, officials said.

PM Modi would then reach Janata Maidan around 12 PM, from where he will launch the Subhadra Yojana, and unveil railway projects worth Rs 2,871 crore and highway projects worth Rs 1,000 crore, they said.

PM Modi would leave for Delhi around 1.15 pm, they added.

This is the PM’s first visit to the state after attending the swearing-in ceremony of Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on June 12.

Security has been heightened in the state capital with 3,000 police personnel, including 500 officers, being deployed. The entire roads on which the PM will travel have been barricaded, said Police Commissioner Sanjeeb Panda

A total of 11 DCP-rank officers, 22 additional DCPs, 66 ACP-rank officers, 100 inspectors, and 300 officers, along with 81 platoons of forces (each comprising 30 personnel) and 500 home guards would be deployed, he said.

Additionally, three special tactical units along with two companies of CRPF and the Odisha Disaster Rapid Action Force (ODARF) would also be on standby, he added.

Serbian song ‘Moye Moye’ takes over social media, becomes catchphrase

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