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The die-hard Divali
revellers have been lighting up the town with teen-patti parties, and
unabashedly soaking in the dusk-to-dawn merriment while lacing their cocktails
with the heady effect of stimulating stakes, says Gitanjali
Sharma.
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TALKING POINT
"There’s
always an audience for bhajans"
OVER
a span of a quarter century Anup Jalota has released more than 200
albums and most of them have cornered gold, silver and platinum discs.
He sings in six languages and has toured most of the countries in the
world, with the USA perhaps having his largest fan following after
India.
A TRIBUTE
He delighted
in painting mountainscapes
Vincent Van Ross
AN
eminent Indian artist passed away in January this year. And, the art
world hardly took any note of it. The artist was none other than Ram
Nath Pasricha. Pasricha’s name entered the Limca Book of Records for
painting more mountainscapes than any other artist.
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