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  • In a new book, violinist L Subramaniam looks at how Carnatic music developed over the centuries
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    In a new book, violinist L Subramaniam looks at how Carnatic music developed over the centuries
  • Kele ki machchli, moong dal ke shami kebab, atte ka keema: The faux ‘meat’ dishes of Kayasth cuisine
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    Kele ki machchli, moong dal ke shami kebab, atte ka keema: The faux ‘meat’ dishes of Kayasth cuisine
  • In the injustice of Bhutan’s ‘mindfulness city’, a plea to King Jigme Khesar
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    In the injustice of Bhutan’s ‘mindfulness city’, a plea to King Jigme Khesar
  • How Indian artists transformed Western ‘Cubism’
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    How Indian artists transformed Western ‘Cubism’
  • From the memoir: A longtime Indian Railways employee remembers her first posting at a remote station
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    From the memoir: A longtime Indian Railways employee remembers her first posting at a remote station
  • How the attacks on Kunal Kamra undermine the freedoms of all Indians
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    How the attacks on Kunal Kamra undermine the freedoms of all Indians
  • A walk down the memory lane of my cinema-obsessed youth
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    A walk down the memory lane of my cinema-obsessed youth
  • A film on Meena Kumari hopes to discover the ‘truly multifaceted being’ beyond the screen
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    A film on Meena Kumari hopes to discover the ‘truly multifaceted being’ beyond the screen
  • A new book recounts how Lal Bahadur Shastri improved third-class train travel as railway minister
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    A new book recounts how Lal Bahadur Shastri improved third-class train travel as railway minister
  • Government lost Rs 1,757 crore because BSNL failed to bill Reliance Jio: CAG report
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    Government lost Rs 1,757 crore because BSNL failed to bill Reliance Jio: CAG report
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Watch: Forty years of hilarious bloopers on BBC Breakfast to mark its 40th birthday

‘Even on the very first episode things didn’t go to plan.’

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Jan 18, 2023 · 11:23 am
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From presenters falling over to mischievous animals on the sofa, sometimes live TV can go wrong! 📺

We’ve gone back through the archives to find 40 years of Breakfast bloopers ⬇️#BBCBreakfasthttps://t.co/TqGV95TlAx pic.twitter.com/AlvUQu0Zgs

— BBC Breakfast (@BBCBreakfast) January 17, 2023

Do you remember the first episode of Breakfast TV?

40 years ago the UK’s first morning television programme Breakfast Time was launched – watch to take a trip down memory lane 📺⬇️#BBCBreakfasthttps://t.co/TqGV95TlAx pic.twitter.com/UwiHVl3ilR

— BBC Breakfast (@BBCBreakfast) January 17, 2023
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  1. In a new book, violinist L Subramaniam looks at how Carnatic music developed over the centuries

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