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Hugo Ribadeau Dumas
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Au revoir, Guruji: A French student’s tribute to Hindustani musician Yograj Naik
Naik, who died in April aged 52, transmitted a culture, an emotion, a certain grammar of passion.
Hugo Ribadeau Dumas
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Once symbols of despair, Kabul’s blast walls are spreading messages of hope and defiance
ArtLords, a group of Afghan artists, are painting murals on the barriers to highlight the social problems faced by residents of the war-torn city.
Hugo Ribadeau Dumas
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Bangladesh’s abiding love for the Taj Mahal should be a lesson for the new Mughal-hating India
The Taj is everywhere in Bangladesh – from coffee mugs to wedding halls and a disastrous replica.
Hugo Ribadeau Dumas
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