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A tale of two trailblazers

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By T.K. Rajalakshmi, Vaishna Roy Verified, Aditya Sondhi
| Frontline India Verified
He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother. —From a song released by The Hollies in 1969. It is inspired by an episode from The Parables Of Jesus: A Book For The Young (1884) by James Wells, where a little girl is seen carrying a baby boy almost her size. When asked if she was tired, she exclaims, “No, he’s not heavy; he’s my brother.” Some of us are better known by our siblings. Cyril John Stracey is an old Bangalore name.
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The treasures of ODI Art Centre

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By Satyasundar Barik, Mridula Vijayarangakumar, Aditya Sondhi
| Frontline India Verified
Museums are often associated with crowded urban centres, with the displayed objects far removed in time and space from the place in which they are exhibited. Not so with the Purvasha Folk and Tribal Art Museum, also known as the ODI Art Centre, located on the banks of the Chilika lake at Barakul, which is about a two-hour drive along National Highway 16 from Bhubaneswar.
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Light, form, timing, luck

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By Mridula Vijayarangakumar, Aditya Sondhi, Vedaant Lakhera
| Frontline India Verified
For most of her career, the Mumbai-based photographer Ketaki Sheth has worked with analogue cameras and shot predominately in black and white. Her new book, Flashback (published by PHOTOINK in March 2026), has images of the Mumbai and Chennai film industries, selected from her large archive of black-and-white photographs taken between 1985 and 1993. The images, in Sheth’s intimate, candid style, capture unposed moments as they naturally unfolded. The perspective is unobtrusive, observational.
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