India of the 1800s and 1900s seen through a French and Indian lens

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With her 20th book, Namita Gokhale does what she does best—write about lives like ours

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The British Council in India is organising a yearlong programme for India-UK cultural collaboration

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Indian museums respond to changing narratives and exacting visitor demands

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