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This 53-year-old bakery sells 1 lakh cakes daily at just Rs 8 each

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By Sravasti Datta Verified
| 30stades.com
Every morning, tea stalls across West Bengal begin filling glass jars with small, square tiffin cakes wrapped in soft butter paper. For generations, Bengali workers have paired these cakes with tea, enjoying them over endless adda, often without knowing where the iconic Bapuji cake comes from. Kolkata-based cab driver Amaresh is one among them. “I don't mind spending ₹8 on the cake. It's filling, tasty and affordable. Bapuji cakes are known among common people.
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Finding the missing dots

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By Sravasti Datta Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
Six years after the alleged gang rape and death of a 19-year-old Dalit woman in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh—a case that sparked nationwide outrage—filmmaker Patrick Graham, known for shows like Ghoul and Betaal, revisits the tragedy in his investigative documentary Hathras 16 Days.
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How an artist-filmmaker’s desire to tell stories from Assam birthed an independent comic movement

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By Sravasti Datta Verified
| The Federal Verified
It all started when Assam-based documentary filmmaker and artist Biswajit Das, driven by the desire to tell the varied stories of his state, began efforts to build an independent comic movement in Assam. The first step came in 2022, when Das contacted art students at the Government Art College in Guwahati. “I saw their artwork was very good and wondered if they could create comics.
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