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Writes on science, travel, books. Author: If It's Monday It Must Be Madurai. Translator: Ghachar Ghochar; This Life At Play; Sakina's Kiss. psrinath@gmail.com
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Los secretos de los elefantes

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By Srinath Perur, Brent Stirton
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Los secretos de los elefantes Autores: Srinath Perur, Brent Stirton (fot.) Localización: National geographic, ISSN 1138-1434, Vol. 52, Nº. 5 (MAY), 2023, págs.
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Tracing The Humble Pao, Fado & Lovely Monuments In Lisbon

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By Srinath Perur
| Outlook (India) Verified
I ate some stunning meals in my two weeks in Portugal. But regardless of how engrossing the food was, I never failed to be delighted by the bread basket. This is partly because baking is an elevated art form in these parts, and the bread was as satisfying as good bread can be, but also because I was taken up with the fact that I already knew the Portuguese word for bread—pao.
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Travel: Going rock hunting in Ladakh Original

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By Srinath Perur
| Mint Lounge Verified
Home > News> Big Story > LAST PUBLISHED 17.12.2023  |  06:30 AM IST Standing unsteadily on a ledge high above the Zanskar river, I tried to tell myself it would be all right. After all the person who had brought me there, Phunchok Angchok, was not only standing farther along the same ledge, but had even found a stable enough perch to get out his rock hammer and chisel. And there was the remote possibility of finding gold.
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