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Filling the silent gaps in Sonia Bahl’s ‘Eighteen Inches Apart’

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By Ritu Kumar
| Tribune (India) Verified
AT its heart, ‘Eighteen Inches Apart’ is a tender exploration of love, loss, longing, and renewal. The novel follows two individuals, Leela and Neel, whose lives unfold along parallel tracks before eventually converging. What begins as a fleeting encounter at a snowbound railway station in England expands into a sprawling narrative that traverses Calcutta, London, Delhi, and beyond.
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Two Albums. Two Worlds. One Label: Tips Music Celebrates the Diversity of Indian Music

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By Ritu Kumar
| Up18 News
Back-to-back album triumphs cement Tips Music’s stature as India’s most versatile and formidable music powerhouse. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 25: In a landmark moment for Indian music, Tips Music has achieved what few labels can claim: two consecutive albums that have conquered the charts and the critics simultaneously.
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Rollercoaster journey of the microwave

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By Ritu Kumar
| Tribune (India) Verified
WHEN we brought home a brand-new microwave, it did not arrive as an appliance. It arrived as a prophecy. The salesman promised a culinary renaissance. This gleaming metallic marvel would bake, roast, grill and gratinate. Cakes would rise like proud palaces, pizzas would be of pizzeria quality and cookies would emerge golden and guilt-inducing. The advertisement had already whispered that life would be good. We believed it with the fervour of pilgrims pursuing a promised paradise.
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