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BOOK REVIEW: When a town becomes the storyteller
In ‘Cracks in the Wind’, Bahadurgunj emerges as both the setting and the protagonist, as Arun Gupto blurs the boundaries between memoir and fiction.
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Matriarchy, social structure and rituals
Sunil Babu Pant’s ‘Ajima and 6 Genders’ explores the transition from matriarchy to patriarchy in Kathmandu’s history—and its implications for gender issues.
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