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A neat hat trick: See how a pirate flag with a twist became a protest symbol

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By Bhanuj Kappal
| Hindustan Times Verified
Two days after the police lathi-charged students as they tried to march to Parliament, I was in Dadar, Mumbai, where a solidarity protest was scheduled. The atmosphere was tense. Police stood behind barricades; there were rumours about students being detained. Bands of teenagers milled about, uncertain which way to go. Eventually, as the crowd swelled, the mood shifted from wariness to power, with a hint of joy.
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A neat hat trick: See how a pirate flag with a twist became a protest symbol

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By Bhanuj Kappal
| HT Syndication
India, Sept. 5 -- Two days after the police lathi-charged students as they tried to march to Parliament, I was in Dadar, Mumbai, where a solidarity protest was scheduled. The atmosphere was tense. Police stood behind barricades; there were rumours about students being detained. Bands of teenagers milled about, uncertain which way to go. Eventually, as the crowd swelled, the mood shifted from wariness to power, with a hint of joy.
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Wedding encore

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By Bhanuj Kappal
| GQ India
Dressed to kill in an indigo-print white jacket, Ranjit Barot—veteran drummer, composer and longtime AR Rahman associate—struts his way onto the stage at the Ice Factory in Mumbai’s Ballard Estate. Drink in hand, he launches into a cover of “In The Air Tonight”, trading Phil Collins’ coolly restrained vocals for a smouldering croon. The audience has their phones out recording, and some of the older crowd go for the more traditional lighter salute.
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