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Distant Cousins
There was a time when cousins were as close as your own brother or sister. But for me, those days are gone. At one time, I was pretty close to my cousin sisters. They are my age; but time, geography … Continue reading
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Festivities to overcome mourning
The city of Mumbai is soon going to witness loud and glamour filled mandaps to celebrate Ganesh Chaturti, a much loved God in Maharashtra, India. Recently, another much celebrated festival called “Janmashtami” which marks birth of Krishna, was also celebrated … Continue reading
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