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Who Was Kavita Singh? Famed Art historian Educator Kavita Singh Passed Away at 59

Who Was Kavita Singh? Famed Art historian Educator Kavita Singh Passed Away at 59 this news is on the top of the social media headlines

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History in Mines

When political humour lands in troubled waters At Zawar, in the Mewar region of Rajasthan, zinc metal was produced by advanced processes at high temperature distillation a thousand years ago, almost certainly the first production of zinc on an industrial scale anywhere in the world, states the report titled ‘Early Indian Metallurgy

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Celebrating The Artistic Journey Of P R Daroz At Bihar Museum Biennale

Celebrating The Artistic Journey Of P R Daroz At Bihar Museum Biennale
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Everyone who read her was shocked into awareness : Mini Krishnan, Bama s first publisher in English

‘Bama’s Karukku, particularly in Lakshmi Holmstrom’s English, drilled a hole in the wall of both religious hypocrisy and caste consciousness.’

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Backstory | A Question the Media Seldom Asks: Does the PM Care?

Backstory | A Question the Media Seldom Asks: Does the PM Care? A fortnightly column by The Wire s public editor. Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Photo: pmindia.gov.in Rights5 hours ago In March last year, as the COVID-19 clouds gathered, the acronym loving political establishment came up with a new relief fund which bypassed the existing Prime Ministerâs Relief Fund that had been functioning since 1948. The new fund had a lengthy title â Prime Ministerâs Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund â which conveniently folded into the acronym âPM CARESâ. It was meant to suggest that not just any prime minister, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi specifically cares for you, me and every Indian. By implication, anything adverse that happens to us will pain the prime minister directly. You could call it part of the old compact inherent in a line that inevitably emerges in Modiâs election speeches: âevery vote you cast will reach me

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