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  Poetry of the Mind - The Statesman

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  There is an unassailable gusto that invites a reader or a sensitive mind to Basudhara Roy’s debut collection, Moon in My Teacup. She reminds us of …

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  Partition of the west and partition of the east - The Statesman

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  With the emergence of memory as a key concern in Western societies and the acceleration of memory discourses in the West, oral histories of Partition …

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  An iconoclastic renegade & social maverick - The Statesman

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  Mark Edmundson, a professor of English at the University of Virginia, writes if Blake were to recast “London,” probably his best-known poem, for the …

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  The dangers of orange-red egg yolk - The Statesman

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  Over the years we have been conditioned to like certain things and dislike others. Sometimes these likes come in waves called fashion and die out; …

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  Is age really just a number? - The Statesman

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  Asia is facing an impending ageing crisis, wherein the population of younger people is decreasing and that of the elderly is rising. This has had …

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  The abandoned London Book Fair - The Statesman

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  The London Book Fair has become the first large-scale event in the UK to be cancelled due to Covid19. I have attended the LBF intermittently for the …