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Satyajit Ray & Sonar Kella: Revival of Jaisalmer Fort
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डा. नरेन्द्र भारती
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Understanding the Jadh-Bhotiya Settlement of Bagori Vill…
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Pedro Pombo
Wooden Temples of Goa: A Truly Vernacular Architecture
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Swapan Dutta is a descendant of the Dutta family, whose members have been taking care of Kolkata’s clock towers for the past four generations, and are famously known as the‘timekeepers’ of the city (Courtesy: Anjali Jain)
In Conversation with Swapan Dutta: My Heart Skips a Beat When a Clock Stops Ticking
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अफ़रोज़ आलम साहिल ने बिहार सरकार के स्टेट प्लानिंग बोर्ड के पूर्व सदस्य व सेवानिवृत्त आई.ए.एस. अधिकारी सैय्यद गुलरेज़ होदा से अप्रैल 2020 में बातचीत की। 
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Shrikanth Shetty is a writer and an expert in the history and culture of Tulunadu. In this interview, he sheds light on the concept and institution of Guttumane homes (Courtesy: Ashwini Jain)
In Conversation with Shrikanth Shetty: How Guttumanes Dictated the Sociocultural Being of Pre-Colonial Tulunadu
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Wooden Temples of Goa: A Visual Journey

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Wooden Temples of Goa: Architecture and Aesthetics
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Jaisalmer Fort was built by Bhati Rajputs, but lost prominence after partition of India. The fort was brought to cinema by director Satyajit Ray in his Bengali film Sonar Kella, bringing generations of Bengali tourists to visit Jaisalmer. It is a 'living' fort in Rajasthan which is still inhabited.
Lopamudra Talukdar
Satyajit Ray & Sonar Kella: Revival of Jaisalmer Fort
In Manipur Nupi Keithel is popularly known as Ima Market. The use of ima (mother) instead of women is significant and not without reason; it signifies that the women vendors here are all married, or had been at one point in their lives.
Siddharth Haobijam
Nupi Keithel: The Mothers’ Movement of Manipur
Women play the role of collection of biowaste and making dung cakes which are store din chirp and used as fuel in cooking.
Sudipto Das
Chipri: Bio-Waste Storage in Rural Uttar Pradesh
Bagan is the current name of the historic capital city of Pagan, the first Burmese empire, which flourished from the mid-11th to the late-13th centuries, now recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
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Monuments of Bagan: Rise of the First Burmese Empire

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Ellora-Khuldabad-Daulatabad: Water and Sacred Spaces
R. C. Agarwala
Recently Discovered Chaturdik Siva-Linga from Golamgarh, Rajasthan
Anil Parshed
A Brief History of the Family of Rai Chunnamal
National Centre for the Performing Arts, Mumbai
Musical Curiosities in the Temples of South India, by H.V. Modak
National Centre for the Performing Arts, Mumbai
Some Dance Sculptures from Assam

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