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Celina Jaitly To NDTV On Her Comeback After Years Of Harrowing Abuse And Grief
"My craft is what has stood by me through all my agonies and ecstasies of life. And I think this is my way of rescuing myself," Celina Jaitly told NDTV
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Sister Nivedita's Statue To Be Unveiled In UK's Wimbledon On July 1
Sister Nivedita had founded a school in Wimbledon before dedicating her life to the service of people in India at the behest of her spiritual guru Swami Vivekananda.
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35 Students With Special Needs Forced To Sit Near Toilet In Mumbai School
Thirty-five students of a school for children with special needs, whose classes are run on the premises of another school in Mumbai's Borivali, are sitting on a corridor outside a toilet after the bigger school's management allegedly stopped cooperating with them.
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London And Kolkata Like 'Brother And Sister,' Says Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has unveiled a commemorative blue plaque at the London family home of Sister Nivedita, the Scottish-Irish social worker and follower of Swami Vivekananda best known for her charitable work in Kolkata.
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Celina Jaitly To NDTV On Her Comeback After Years Of Harrowing Abuse And Grief
"My craft is what has stood by me through all my agonies and ecstasies of life. And I think this is my way of rescuing myself," Celina Jaitly told NDTV
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Sister Nivedita's Statue To Be Unveiled In UK's Wimbledon On July 1
Sister Nivedita had founded a school in Wimbledon before dedicating her life to the service of people in India at the behest of her spiritual guru Swami Vivekananda.
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35 Students With Special Needs Forced To Sit Near Toilet In Mumbai School
Thirty-five students of a school for children with special needs, whose classes are run on the premises of another school in Mumbai's Borivali, are sitting on a corridor outside a toilet after the bigger school's management allegedly stopped cooperating with them.
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London And Kolkata Like 'Brother And Sister,' Says Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has unveiled a commemorative blue plaque at the London family home of Sister Nivedita, the Scottish-Irish social worker and follower of Swami Vivekananda best known for her charitable work in Kolkata.
