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By Archisman Dinda Special to Weekend Review
Articles from the author
India’s future in their hands
Swami Devendrananda teaches society to value children in a backward district of West Bengal
5m read
Untold stories of classical music
Author of three books, Vikram Sampath has set up a repository of gramophone recordings from all over India
7m read
Going, going, gone
Trounced by the open market, Kolkata’s auction houses are today selling knock-offs and even clothes in their bid to survive
4m read
Look through a blind photographer's lens
The Beyond Sight Foundation is taking the art of photography to India’s visually impaired
5m read
Mumbai Mobile Crèches: building futures
Crèches provides safe and healthy living conditions for the children of migrant workers
5m read
Kolkata’s Indian Coffee House
Surprisingly insulated from the rapidly changing surrounds, this is the favourite haunt of visitors from far and near
5m read
Empowerment of rural Indian girls
It took the resolve of one man to transform the lives of 1,267 young women in Uttar Pradesh
6m read
Symphonies from the soul
A small shop in Kolkata, India, holds on to its traditional profession of violin making even as the country’s musical landscape sways to the tune of changing times
5m read
Surti: Drop Dead is my biggest achievement
He may be a well-known artist and writer but these days he is preoccupied with dripping taps and the need to conserve water
5m read
Interview: Pete Lockett
The renowned percussionist has thrived on breaking rules
6m read
Turning the tables in Kolkata
Vinyl records are returning to Kolkata as music lovers realise that the modern digital formats cannot match their quality of sound
5m read
Who started India’s first Braille magazine?
Swagat Thorat’s endless fascination for the ways the visually challenged adapt to their disability
5m read
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