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International Museum Day: City's pride the four unique museums in country - Vimarsana News

International Museum Day: City's pride the four unique museums in country

Almost all national and international dignitaries and tourists visiting the city make it a point to visit them.

HarperCollins is proud to announce the publication of Sahela Re by Mrinal Pande Translated by Priyanka Sarkar - Vimarsana News

HarperCollins is proud to announce the publication of Sahela Re by Mrinal Pande Translated by Priyanka Sarkar

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What Defines Creative Writing? Worldview and Craft, Not Gender - Vimarsana News

What Defines Creative Writing? Worldview and Craft, Not Gender

Do those who believe in separating women's writing think that all women write the same way?

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Madhubani Literature Festival 2021: Largest gathering for Maithil literary discourse is back with 4th Edition - Vimarsana News

Madhubani Literature Festival 2021: Largest gathering for Maithil literary discourse is back with 4th Edition

Madhubani Literature Festival strives to aim at the inclusion of multiple areas representing socio-economic orientation, culture, and tradition of Mithila. In other words, this festival is a “celebration of locals” in all respects.

Why Bareilly's landmark Syndicate Book House may find it difficult to reopen after the second wave - Vimarsana News

Why Bareilly's landmark Syndicate Book House may find it difficult to reopen after the second wave

Why Bareilly’s landmark Syndicate Book House may find it difficult to reopen after the second wave After running the shop for over 40 years, co-founder Santosh Verma all but acknowledges it cannot survive now. Santosh Verma and her Syndicate Book House in Bareilly. “We were happy because we could not go anywhere else,” mused the nostalgic narrator of Nirmal Verma’s 1972 novel, Days Of Longing. The same sentiment may have been felt by another young man who, on a quiet afternoon decades later, made his way to Syndicate Book House in the small North Indian town of Bareilly. He ...

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