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Celebrating his 25 years in fashion, Sabyasachi brings home the spectacle of India’s civilisational legacy

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India's story is too big to be left to rejectionists or cheerleaders

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It was grafted on local tradition and culture

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In leaving India for America, I now see that I went searching for gold while sitting on a diamond mine

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