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Curated city tours go virtual
The city of joy is sprinkled with stories all around. Not all of those make it to the pages of a book. While s...
Silence of the Lambretta
A hot May afternoon in the early 1980s. Mr Chakrabarti had only just brought home his wife and the new-born ba...
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Jab chhor chale... Nakhlau nagari...
The news of the death of Prince Kaukab Quder Sajjad Ali Meerza, great-grandson of the last Nawab of Awadh, Waj...
Mrs Kasalova’s perestroika
When Russia announced that it had named the coronavirus vaccine developed by Moscow’s Gamaleya Research ...
Cradle of the dying
Bani adam a’za-ye yekdigar-and/ke dar afarin-aš zeyek gowhar-and. All human beings are members of...
A royal tale of legacy and revival
She stays in India’s “largest private residence”, the Lukshmi Vilas Palace, Baroda. He is a ...
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