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Stonehenge Diary: A Literary Pilgrimage from Tess of the D’Urbervilles to the Ancient Stones

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By Rachna Singh
| Outlook (India) Verified
Home International Stonehenge diary a literary pilgrimage from tess of the durbervilles to the ancient stones Published at: 17 June 2026 5:44 pm Join a reflective journey from London and Maidenhead to Stonehenge, where memories of Hardy’s Tess, conversations with a Sikh-identifying couple’s Pakistani driver and vivid descriptions of Neolithic history, solstice rituals and the Wiltshire landscape reveal why these are far more than ‘just stones’.
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The radiance of ordinary moments in Ritu Kamra Kumar’s books

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By Rachna Singh
| Tribune (India) Verified
Some books beckon the reader to sit in a quiet corner with a favourite brew and savour the gentle pace of thoughts crafted into words. Ritu Kamra Kumar’s ‘Measure of My Days’, a poetry collection, and ‘Tender Tales of Life’s Lanes’, a collection of stories and musings, belong to this unusual category.
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Tribute: Raghu Rai didn’t just photograph India — he taught us how to see it

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By Rachna Singh
| Moneycontrol Verified
As India mourns the passing of legendary photographer Raghu Rai, his work stands as a reminder that the real scarcity is not images, but insight. Over six decades, his instinctive and immersive approach to photography transformed the way we see the world. April 27, 2026 / 13:38 IST Magnum photographer Raghu Rai died on April 26, 2026, after battling cancer for two years. He was 83 years old.
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