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India deeply disappointed writer Frieda Hauswirth but she never gave up writing about it - Vimarsana News

India deeply disappointed writer Frieda Hauswirth but she never gave up writing about it

The American came to India with the hope of furthering ‘tolerance and human understanding’. She left a decade later disillusioned.

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High Degree Of Evidence Required To Challenge Genuineness Of Will On Grounds Of Fraud, Undue Influence And Coercion: Kerala High Court - Vimarsana News

High Degree Of Evidence Required To Challenge Genuineness Of Will On Grounds Of Fraud, Undue Influence And Coercion: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court last week categorically laid down that allegations of fraud, undue influence and coercion cannot be made in a 'sweeping manner' merely on the ground of suspicion or conjecture,...

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Orion Magazine - The Man Who Listened to Plants - Vimarsana News

Orion Magazine - The Man Who Listened to Plants

IF A PARENT WORRIES FOR THEIR CHILD, what do the childless worry about? This is not a question that has been put to me yet, but it is one that I have

Mystery Surrounds Illegal 'Renovation' of Sister Nivedita's Memorial in Darjeeling - Vimarsana News

Mystery Surrounds Illegal 'Renovation' of Sister Nivedita's Memorial in Darjeeling

A ghost organisation, Sevika Sangha, was trying to discreetly replace the old statue of Sister Nivedita – a disciple of Swami Vivekananda – with a new one. New marble plaques with Hindi quotations were also installed.

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The Earning Bhadramahila and the 'Endangered Race' : Changing Discourse on Women's Work in Bengal - Vimarsana News

The Earning Bhadramahila and the 'Endangered Race' : Changing Discourse on Women's Work in Bengal

This paper attempts to document the changing attitude of sections of bhadralok in colonial Bengal towards middle-class women’s paid work. From the 1920s onwards, a number of journal editors and contributors, overcoming their earlier inhibitions, began to propagate middle-class women’s/widows’ economic independence. However, the nature and limits of the proposed economic

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