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Tales From a Hidden Land
I got my first glimpse of Orchha when I opened my eyes to check whether we had arrived at our destination. It took a moment for the surreal sight which greeted me to seep into my sleep-addled brain. The sky was a palette of pink and orange. There was not a sound to be heard Read more
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In the Year 1690 – A Continuation
Veerappa was sitting on the aralikatte, chewing the betel leaf as was his habit. The clouds overhead promised rain and the usual crowd which gathered around the banyan tree was safely ensconced in their homes. But as he glanced across the street, he saw the approaching silhouette of a small boy. Delight and anticipation coursed Read more
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The Ramblings of A Most Ordinary Mind 