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    How Rajendra Chola and his army sailed across the seas in the 11th century to beat the Malays
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    A new book shows how Nalanda Mahavihara contributed to the fields of ancient mathematics, astronomy
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    ‘Send millions of Indian peasants to Brazil to eradicate poverty and starvation’
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    Readers’ comments: Our culture and Hinduism are more important than the Indian economy
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    ‘Is this justice?’ How delay in registration cost a Bengali Muslim woman in Assam her citizenship
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    Ola, Uber get notice from Centre for alleged fare discrimination
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    Anguish, despair and grief due to climate crisis are valid psychological responses
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Watch: Scientist uses his sitar to teach audience to sing the ‘Interstellar’ theme music

Debojyoti Chakraborty gave a practical demonstration at the India Science Festival.

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Jan 24, 2023 · 01:08 pm
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Tried an experiment today at @IndSciFest. I played, they sang, and then a little magic happened.. fantastic learned audience! #Interstellar #hanszimmer #kafiraag pic.twitter.com/QlWbxzllfS

— Debojyoti Chakraborty (@Debojyoti_C) January 22, 2023

Snippet 2 from @IndSciFest- the difference between staccato notes of Western classical and meend/gamak of Hindustani/Carnatic classical. This one uses Yaman Kalyan and Kirwani to interpret Ludwig van Beethoven's Für Elise #Beethoven #furelise #kirwani #yamankalyan pic.twitter.com/upPxTpqBUp

— Debojyoti Chakraborty (@Debojyoti_C) January 24, 2023
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