Vinayak Lohani, the Founder of Parivaar
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I The history of Bhopal starts with Raja Bhoj who is said to have developed the huge lake which is the glory of Bhopal even now. Locally called the 'Bada Talab' it has an area of 31 sq km and is …
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Preface This lady is one of most under-celebrated figures in Indian history. She was more Indian than Indians and understood India far more deeply than Indians themselves. One only has to read her …
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প্যারিস হাউস রহস্য লেখক : বিনায়ক লোহনী প্রথম দৃশ্য (চারজন বালক ক্যারাম খেলছে) প্রথম বালক - এটাও হেরে গেলি তোরা এটাকে নিয়ে আজ সারা দিনে ছয় বার হয়ে গেলো। দ্বিতীয় বালক - ধুর, এরকম পার্টনার নিয়ে কী …
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Abstract Dr Bhupendranath Datta, the youngest brother of Swami Vivekananda is a much less-known figure than his illustrious brother but had a life which was far from ordinary. He had been a …
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The year 1893 was a remarkable one in Indian history. Two unknown Indians went to the West that year, returning to be among the greatest figures of their times – Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi. …
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I As I muse over the years when I lived at Parivaar Ashram, tucked away in a non-descript village called Barkalikapur in 24 Parganas (South), I recall that among many other things that spelt magic to …