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Cities of grief and memory

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By Ananya Vajpeyi, Vaishna Roy Verified, Sukhada Tatke Verified
| Frontline India Verified
In the last conversation that Ananya Vajpeyi, the academic, had with her father, the Hindi poet Kailash Vajpeyi, before he died, he counselled her to “go within”. She was pacing a small garden attached to the university guest house in Santiniketan, daunted by the prospect of lecturing on Rabindranath Tagore and his nephew Abanindranath Tagore at the very institution they had founded a century earlier. She was especially nervous about how the arts and literature departments would respond.
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A fractured truth rises from the smoke

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By Sukhada Tatke Verified
| Flipboard
2 hours ago Gujarat, India - December 25, 2025 [WARNING: sensitive content/blood images] Shocking CCTV footage from Gujarat, India, shows the moment a pair of stray bulls knocked an elderly man to the ground while he was sitting outside a shop. The video shows the pensioner carrying a plastic monoblock chair and placing it outside the store before sitting down comfortably with one leg crossed over the other.
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A fractured truth rises from the smoke

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By Aakash Karkare, Vaishna Roy Verified, Sukhada Tatke Verified
| Frontline India Verified
Aakash Karkare once emailed a Marathi author and translator, “confessing” that he was too young to write a memoir. The author, known for her generosity, replied: “Even those who are 90 haven’t had these experiences.” It is indeed uncommon for a not-yet-adult son to lose his father, a top police officer, in a terror attack that changed a country forever, and then lose his mother a few years later, at the cusp of adulthood.
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