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Soft cover. Zustand: New. A discourse on the Citizenship Amendment Act, which according to some critics is a violation of human rights as proclaimed in the Indian Constitution.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: I. Dynamics of the capitalist economy: focus on the domestic market: 1. An introduction to the principle of effective demand. 2. Making sense of the aggregate demand supply model. 3. Unemployment and the real wage the economic basis for contesting political ideologies. 4. Joblessness. 5. Labour market flexibility and economic expansion. 6. On the dynamics of profit led and wage led growth. 7. The political economy of social democracy. 8. Structural change and economic development on the relative roles of effective demand and the price mechanism in a dual economy. II. Dynamics of the capitalist economy: focus on foreign market: 9. Some implications of economic openness with special reference to India. 10. Short period macroeconomic aspects of foreign aid. 11. The impact of globalization on Indian economic development. III. Long run dynamics: economic growth and ideology: 12. Capitalistic accumulation in logical and historical time. 13. Increasing returns and the division of labour in the theory of economic development. 14. Predatory growth. 15. a failed world view.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. As nature has enabled Japan to be the first country to bask in the crimson rays of the rising sun, her socio political history has also shown unique features. She had undergone a transformation from a backward feudal state to a capitalist state and then to an imperialist country. The text is not a mere chronology of facts, but a critical analysis done in a simple language and lucid style. This text book is the first of its kind written in English by any Indian author. Though it is written with an eye to the syllabi of Indian universities the lucid style of writing is sure to attract the general readers also. The English renderings of the Japanese words and the map of Japan have made the book more useful to the students in general.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. This book works on modern social thinkers who have articulated their deeper thought about society as a whole or nay aspect thereof. They have worked within the modern social perspective of new historical as well as intellectual developments, which began to surface with the European Renaissance of the 14-16th centuries. Some of the thinkers chose to legitimize modernity. Others live within modernity but critique modernity's specific aspects from the own points of view they are still modern social thinkers in the sense that their thoughts and premises emerged with in the larger contours of the modern world. Twenty researchers from Indian and abroad have contributed their unpublished original and referenced articles on the following thinkers.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. "Naxalbari exploded many a myth. The upheaval was such that nothing remained the same after Naxalbati People had to readjust their position bis-a-vis every aspect of the system, political, administrative, military, cultural" Samar Sen. How prophetic was the above statement! A section of the toiling masses still keeps hope in the undying spirit of movement. The Government, on the other, is pursuing administrative, legal and military policies to contain the discontent of the teeming multitudes. This volume is the first in the series where select documents of the Naxalbari movement as well as thought provoking debates are compiled. The present volume contains seventeen documents written by the pioneers of the first stage of the movement-articles of Charu Mazumder, Saroj Dutta, Suniti Kumar Ghosh and Sushital Roychowdhury. General readers, activists, scholars and policy makers will find this volume a ready reference for the study of the movement and its inherent dynamics.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreward. Introduction. 1. An Enigma called Marichjhampi. 2. Promises and Nuances. 3. One step forward, two steps back. 4. Power to the police. 5. Watch them, catch them, crush them. 6. Return of the political prisoner. 7. Torture and tolerance. 8. Defence of impunity. 9. Bullet over ballot. 10. Sex and suppression. 11. War on two fronts. 12. Joining the war on terror. 13. The violence of development. 14. History tragedy farce. 15. Foundation and future. Postscript. The rise to power of the CPI(M) led led front in West Bengal in 1977 was accompanied by a rise in people's aspirations. But it embarked on a strange journey, violating its own avowed principles, from crushing the initiative of the displaced people at Marichjhampi to undertaking violent "development" drive. The 'Left' government seemed to be alarmed by the people trying to exercise their rights. However, its defeat in 2011 after 34 years of rule was not the end of a history but the establishment of a truth: People are the true architects of history. This book will be of interest to general readers and followers of current affairs as well as scholars of political science and history. Nilanjan Dutta is a journalist and human rights activist based in Kolkata. Among his previous publications are violation of Democratic Rights in West Bengal since Independence, Beyond Developmentalism (edited), Anatomy of an execution: Capital Punishment and Media violence (co-authored), Nandigram and Media: Between the Battle-lines (co-authored), etc.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Context. 2. People's movements. 3. Repression. 4. Culture. 5. Departed friends. Though Andhra Pradesh occupies a major place in the Maoist movement, a commensurate and comprehensive account on the origin and growth of the movement is not available. There has been a felt need for such a comprehensive narration of the multi-layered movement for a long time. This volume of collected essays chronicling various aspects of the Maoist movement in the state is a step in the direction of developing such a work. N. Venugopal has been an observer of the movement since 1970. A poet, literary critic, translator, social scientist, journalist and public speaker he published 15 original books in Telugu and as many translations from English into Telugu, besides editing a number of volumes. He is currently editor of Veekshanam, Telugu monthly Journal of Political Economy and Society, Hyderabad.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. In the west, writing on masculinity is becoming as widespread and popular as feminist writing. Yet in India, this is new and un chartered territory waiting to be explored. Similar to the country he inhabits the Indian male is rapidly changing. India is often described as a land of contrasts, and nobody embodies so many contradictions as the men found here. Like the demon king Ravana, masculinity wears at least ten heads. Only by revealing the many facets of what it is to be an Indian man can the subject be fully understood. Through Bollywood, literature, the media and theatre, the essays in this book examine how popular culture impacts masculinities in their numerous forms. Based upon experience of lecturing in popular culture and publishing on society, cinema and gender this analysis of Indian masculinities seeks to answer a question that has grown out of current cultural conversation: What is the Indian male?

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. When a rebellious movement for an egalitarian society is fought it becomes a force to reckon with through the participation of women. World history as well as Indian history bears testimony to it and the Naxalite movement, too. is no exception. Nine peasant women and two children laid down their lives owing to a police firing at Prosadjote in Naxalbari, and marked the birth of a new terminology in Marxist lexicon, 'Naxalites'. The movement, though crushed due to certain shortcomings and state repression, unfurled a sea of introspective studies and researches in the realm of social science. Gender issues, naturally, was one of the issues that had to be dealt with by the movement, and in this perspective, following questions seems pertinent: Was the Naxalite leadership enough sensitized to Feminist and gender perspectives? Were the participants aware of the all-pervading system of Patriarchy? Where they, too, guided subconsciously by values of male domination, sexism, androcentrism? Were the Naxalite women themselves aware of Feminist ideas, value of gender equality? What was their own perception about their position in the Part? How were they treated there? Could they play any decision making role? The chapters included in the present volume seek to address these questions in a crisp and telling manner.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. I. Development, Displacement and Movement. 1. Female labourers in tea plantations of Terai and Dooars: A study of their protest/Ratna Roy Sanyal. 2. Development hazards for tribals in India/Debasree De. 3. Popular movements in post independent India: A case study of the Rajbanshis of North Bengal/Madhab Chandra Adhikary. II. Development and Environment. 4. Traditional right of forest-dwellers for access over forest: A case study of the marginalisation of forest-dwellers in the eco-tourism at Rashik Bill Forest Village/Surya Narayan Ray. 5. Colonial transport policy and its effects on environment: a study on northern part of colonial Bengal/Utpal Roy. 6. The trials of indigenous response : the conservation process in the colonized Sunderbans/Somnath Mandal. III. Development and Women. 7. Human trafficking : a burning problem along the border migration to West Bengal from neighboring countries/Shasanka Kumar Gayen. 8. Role of MGNREGA to empower the rural women: A case study of Malda district/Chandan Roy. 9. Problem and prospects of development of women in economy of the Darjeeling Hills: a post-colonial discourse/Kishan Harijan. IV. Development and Education. 10. Age wise gender gap in education among tribal people : a case study of rural areas of Jalapiguri District/Samhita Chaudhuri. 11. Growth and development of education in Jalpaiguri District under the Bengali Tea planters in 20th century/Supam Biswas and Kalidas Roy. V. Development and Demography. 12. The agrarian metabolism of Nepali migration, demographic change and the emergence of tribal-Adivasi Dichotomy in North Bengal in the post-colonial period/Udai Kumar Shaw. 13. Partition, refugee and population explosion, a case study of a Bengal District, Malda, 1947-1961/Ritabrata Goswami. 14. Population distribution and immigration of the Santals into Malda District/Rajen Hemrom.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. 1. Men will be men? The discourse on masculinity in 21st century Indian print media/Debraj Bhattacharya. 2. Forgotten lands, Forsaken men: provincialism, partition and Sylheti Government Servants in post-partition Assam/Binayak Dutta. 3. Situating the icons of the Hindu right/Namrata R. Ganneri. 4. Gendering women sporting culture in colonial Bengal: a historical perspective/Amitava Chatterjee. 5. Technologies of revolution and the inaccomodable feminine in colonial and postcolonial Bengal/Samrat Senguta. 6. Discourses of Grihashram and the self-making of the woman/Anirban Bhattacharjee. 7. Divorce in colonial India/Bhaswati Chatterjee. 8. Custom, rights and identiy: Adivasi women's land rights in Eastern India/Sanjukta Das Gupta. 9. Kerala renaissance and the women's question/Sreejith K. 10. Jibaner Jharapata: Re-membering autobiography into the nation/Ritu Sen Chaudhuri. 11. Kahake: Swarnakumari Debi's literary resistance?/Maroona Murmu. 12. Beauty, body and media: how to be modern and complete/Koushiki Dasgupta. 13. The silence of the lambs: re-negotiating the bollywood heroine in public/ Aparajita De. 14. Cultural construction of gender in colonial Bengal: the Sari and the Bengali Nari: a Dress code/Mahua Sarkar. This edited volume comprises of articles on gender in colonial and post-colonial India. It brings forward women assertion and masculinity in historical perspective in the light of modernity. The impact of advertisement and partition on masculinity, the mobilization of women under saffron politics, equal rights of adivasi women over land, divorce in colonial India has added dimension on the subject. The text explores how notions of modernity and being modern have produced and still continues to reproduce constructs of gender, gender relations and its representations. The discourse will imbue the readers to think a new.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. Social upheavals left a deep impressions on the very fabric of any society. The audio visual media in general and cinema in particular used to romanticize and imbue the audience with its content from its inception. The Naxalite movement has also left some valuable imprints on the cinema. The account analyses those political movies which represent a red political movement on the silver screen featuring Naxalites. In this pioneer academic probe into the varied responses of political cinema to the Naxalite movement, different researchers have tried to understand the representation of the Naxalites in the films. The depiction registers the diverse aspects of the Naxalite movement, using different theoretical tools keeping the contemporary perspectives in mind. The book consists of twenty seven research papers which are original, unpublished and referenced. The different articles are arranged in five consecutive sections. The sections are as follows (a) Overview, (b) Thematic, (c) Historical, (d) Particularistic, (e) Comparative. The discourse will be a smooth reading for the film critics, scholars and general readers.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Interrogating development: perspectives on the economy, environment, ethnicity and gender. 2. The political economy of industrialisation in West Bengal 1948-200: dynamics of the state, labour and the market/Abhinandan Das. 3. A comparative study of land settlements in British India and the princely state of Cooch Behar (1773-1947)/Prajnaparamita Sarkar. 4. A disaggregated study on trends in growth of agricultural production and productivity in West Bengal in pre and post-economic reform period: investigating the impact on the economy and employment/Anjan Chakrabarti. 5. Convergence and divergence: perspectives on growth imbalance across the districts of West Bengal/Debajit Jha and Sunetra Ghatak. 6. Food security for the poorest: a case study of the role of gram Panchayats and self help groups/Dilip Kanti Chaudhuri and Debraj Bhattacharya. 7. 'Decent work' deficit in India in the post-liberalisation era: a study across major states/Anamika Moktan. 8. Tracing the dynamics of 'people's participation' in governance in Mizoram/Anup Shekhar Chakraborty. 9. History, culture, environment and development: Kerala and Darjeeling a study in contrast/George Thadathil. 10. Ordering an anomalous land: material transformations of the landscape in colonial Darjeeling/Tahiti Sarkar and Dilip Sarkar. 11. Challenging the idea of development through development discourses: reflections on the Gorkhaland movement/Swatahsiddha Sarkar. 12. Ethnicity and marginality: changing patterns of identity politics among central Indian tribes of Terai and Dooars regions of west Bengal/Sourajit Roy. 13. A study of the evolution of development discourse and the status of women in India/Panchali Sengupta. 14. Property rights and economic security of women: some emerging issues/Sanchari Roy Mukherjee. 15. Nationalism and its failures: reviewing Rabindranath/Partha Gangopadhyay.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. I. Tribute to Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray: 1. A scientist in the world of Indology: initiation of the new chapter on pre modern history of science in India/Nupur Dasgupta. 2. Framing a history of Hindu chemistry: the influence of nineteenth century historiography of chemistry on Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray/Dhruv Raina. II. Science under the lens of history: 3. Merely solving puzzles or seeking truth? Some reflections on truth science, and related matters/Santanu Chacerverti. 4. Engaging with modern science and religious orthodoxy in contemporary Islam/S. Irfan Habib. 5. Swadeshi science and P.C. Ray's Bengal chemical and pharmaceutical works/Amit Bhattacharyya. III. Of technology and social history: 6. Technology of print past and the nation: vernacular print and its role in shaping Assamese linguistic nation/Sudeshna Purkavastha. 7. Indigenous technique and artisanal works: blacksmiths in colonial Rarh Bengal/Achintya Kumar Dutta. 8. Technology and handicraft production: experience of the leather workers of Bengal: 1870-1947/Supti Raha. 9. Assistive technology: the stages of accessibility in persons with disabilities/Bubai Bag. IV. Medicine and society: 10. Institutional care for the sick: the concept of hospital in early India/Sukla Das. 11. A bridge for passing: journey of indigenous medicine in a world of medical pluralism in Bengal 1870s to 1930s/Nupur Dasgupta. 12. Ayurveda and the emergence of indigenous pharmaceutical industry in the twentieth century India/Sutapa Saha Mitra. 13. The Indian health scenario: a stock-taking of six decades/Siddhartha Gupta. Index. The present volume comprising thirteen articles covers aspects the history of science technology and medicine from the ancient to the modern period. It focuses on the scope and cultural orientations in science, history of different branches of colonial India. The role of technology in cultural nationalism, the scene of plural medicine in colonial Bengal and evolution of some indigenous pharmaceutical companies have been discussed in the discourse. It includes articles on the emerging role of assistive technology for the disabled a critique of government policy on healthcare in contemporary India and the history of healthcare institutions in ancient India. It will be of interest to researchers and general readers.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. I. Ecology and Technology: from the ancient to modern India: 1. From the Oxus to the Indus: Geographical landscape and migration of technological tradition, c.300 BCE-100 CE/Suchandra Ghosh. 2. Dust storms over citadels of North-West India and Afghanistan (A case study of environmental disturbances occurred during the early medieval period/G.S.L. Devra. 3. Land Use, Tenancy rights, and rent in the late eighteenth century western Bengal: an Introduction to the Caldecott manuscript/Ratan Dasgupta. II. Capitalism/imperialism and Indigenous culture: 4. Rice: culture and cultivation from pre-Green revolution to post-Green revolution/Anupam Paul. 5. Social systems science and the indigenous beliefs: a case study of the people of the Sundarbans in contemporary West Bengal/Mahua Sarkar. III. Man and Nature: 6. Kasimbazar: a theatre of war between man and nature/Gargi Chattopadhyay. 7. Podu: encountering a primitive mode of subsistence in tribal Odisha/Debasree De. 8. Crafting a green sphere: the Lodhas reconsidered/Sutapa Ghosh Dastidar. IV. People's movements and social changes: 9. The maoist movement and socio-economic changes: a case study of Gadchiroli in Maharastra/Amit Bhattacharyya. 10. Globalized capitalism, environmental destruction and resistance: the story of the anti-POSCO movement in Odisha/Partho Sarothi Ray. V. Imperialism and other countries: 11. Rise of fascist and Nazi totalitarianism, migration of scientists and the creation of the atomic bomb/Jayanta Sthanapati. 12. Caught between traditions and modernity: the communities of Indonesia/Sumita Sen. VI. Environment and the experience of socialism: 13. Early soviet commitment to environment protection and its decline/Kunal Chattopadhyay. Whenever we discuss issues on environment, science etc. we do it in a particular historical context. The present volume comprising fourteen articles covers aspects of the history of science and environment as reflected within different social systems. It focuses on aspects of ecology and technology from the ancient to the modern period embracing aspects such as migration of technological tradition from the Oxus to the Indus, dust storms over citadels in the North-West, a study of Caldecott Manuscript in late 18th century Bengal, how imperialist domination over colonies or former colonies affected indigenous culture in the Sundarbans and rice cultivation due to Green Revolution. It includes articles on Kashimbazar, Podu cultivation in tribal Odisha and the Lodha tribe. It seeks to establish the link between the Maoist movement in Gadchiroli in Maharashtra and anti-POSCO movement in Odisha with social changes as also rise of Fascism and the creation of the atom bomb and the communities of Indonesia. The last piece is on environmental protection in early Soviet Russia. This book is likely to be of interest to researchers, social scientists, historians and general readers. (jacket).

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Research methodology is necessary for the researcher to know not only about the research methods but also the methodology to be used. It is an integral part of Social Science studies. Studies on Social Science have immense contribution to the present day learning as well as future potentials for social development and enhancement of the applied knowledge base. The realm of social sciences has been characterizes by path breaking research, which also has had tremendous academic and practical implications. Importance to quality research, experimentation with new methods to conduct research, use of technology in research has been of predominant significance for social science researches. Thus, the articles in the Ist section of this book will provide an opportunity to gain hands on the experience on research methods. The techniques for collection of data appropriate to problems, use of statistics, questionnaires and controlled experimentation and recording evidence are useful for studying different aspects of social sciences. The later part of this volume has a collection of field studies and reports based on the application of appropriate research methodology.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. When, on February 22, 1790, a French barge by the name of Bienvenue came ashore Pondichéry with the news of the events in Paris around the meeting of the Estates General, the storming of the Bastille and the abolition of feudal rights; it sent out a wave of topsy-turving repercussions amongst both the French and the English colonial administrations in India. Excited with the newly found principles that were inherent in the cries of the Revolution in France, yet, not knowing their precise socio-political extents and implications, each of the five French settlements on the Indian subcontinent came to create their own individual revolutions periods of mostly confusing and sometimes violent socio-political upheaval. Wellesley, on the other hand, fearing the influence of the principles of the French Revolution on the employees of the English East India Company, asked his superiors in London for the establishment of a college in Fort William in order to train men in the service of the Company against such erroneous principles . How do these revolutions in each of the French settlements in India in some ways, mirror events of the 1789 Revolution in the metropolis unfold? Where, exactly, did the universalist values of the Revolution find its boundaries when applied in contemporaneous colonial India? And how were the diametrically opposite values of imperial and republican France sought to be accommodated in such a context? Labernadie s intricately detailed narrative from 1930 developed out of a privileged access to the French colonial administrative (yet unpublished) archives and correspondences based in Pondichéry, along with the contemporary interventions of Jacques Weber and Hari Shankar Vasudevan ensure a volume that is not only rich in material resources, but also intellectually nourishing; compelling its readers to reflect on questions of transcolonial experiences and mixed modernities in colonial India, as much as the very consequences of a revolution that fundamentally changed the manner in which politics came to be thought of thence.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction/Aparna Bandyopadhyay. I. Textual/sexual politics: 1. From submission to transgression: a study of Tagore's women in the short stories/Trayee Sinha. 2. The anti-feminist note in Tagore's Raja/Madhumita Dutta. 3. Tale-transformations: happily ever after?/Kuntala Sengupta. 4. Enchanted or tangled Portrayal of women in popular fairy tales and the need for an alternate Canon/Sudeshna Chakravorty. 5. Home and beyond: the struggle of women in post-partition Bengal as portrayed by Narendranath Mitra/Madhumita Sen. 6. Prem Chand: glimpses of women characters in his short stories and novels/Shaheen Sultana. II. Writing her voice: eloquence and silence: 7. Women and literature: some female writers and female characters in Bengali literature/Siuli Sarkar. 8. Therigathaa Hallmark in the quest for women's liberation/Krishna Dasgupta. 9. Writing her voice: autobiography as expression of the self in nineteenth century Bengal/Anasuya Bhar. 10. Discourses of silence and the voices of Muslim women in colonial Bengal/Saika Hossain.11. Three guineas: Woolf's concept of women, war and nation/Gargi Talapatra. 12. Voice of silence in Pratham pratisruit/Darshana Ghose. 13. Household and selfhood in colonial Bengal: contextualizing Saratkumari Deb's Amar Sansar/Nandini Jana. 14. When a woman's autobiography becomes a nation's history/Riya Roy. 15. Memsahibs iun colonial India/Parna Ghose. 16. Mobile women and inter/national narratives : the case of Gertrude Hudson and Krishnabhabini Das/Purna Banerjee. 17. Under the blazing sun: lady Sahib, Emily Eden's passage through India/Kakoli Sinha Ray. III. Historical perspectives: 18. Women's education and empowerment: the Bengal scenario (from pre-colonial to colonal times)/Uttara Chakraborty. 19. Women in modern India: changing position and attitudes/Samita Sen. 20. Achievement and agony of Krishnabhabini Das: a social activist of the Nineteenth Century (1864-1919)/Gopa Datta. 21. Revisiting the women's question in late colonial Bengal/Aparna Bandyopadhyay. 22. Women in Bengal legislature 1937-1957 : A survey/Bhaswati Chatterjee. IV. Performance and Films: 23. The inimitable Probha Devi: the Prima Donna of the new styled theatre of Bengal in the 1930s/Sarvani Gooptu. 24. Chokher Bali: A Journey from Tagore to Rituparno Ghosh/Paramita Chaudhuri. 25. Whose Icche or desire? Looking into the film Icche in the light of care ethics/Samanda Sen. 26. Imagining mother-India: critiquing bollywood's construction of the cultural imagery of the nation-state/Surangama Guha. V. Politics and society: 27. Political realism: the gender way/Peu Ghosh. 28. Globalization and its impact on lifestyles of women: a study on women's empowerment/Baisali Sinha. 29. Inequalities within: a curious case of a Diplomat, a maid and some queries on women's rights/Subhalakshmi Pandey. 30. Being a fair bride and craving for a fair bride: reflections from the Bengali matrimonial columns/Aparnita Bhattacharjee. 31. Old women in India: experiences of living with their bodies/Sudarshana Sen. 32. Pursuit of body contouring: a choice or a compulsion?/Sumita Saha and Utkalika Saha. 33. Born to procreate: tracing the figuration of the maternal body in assisted reproductive technologies/Pinaki Roy. VI. Religion: 34. Gandhari the mother as reflected in the Mahabharata/Nandini Bhowmik. 35. Apala and Ghosa: two umarried women of the Rg-veda/Mau Das Gupta. 36. Women and Islam/Syeda Shariqatul Moula Alquadri. VII. Education and science: 37. Women's higher education and self-reliance: personal reminiscences/Shefali Moitra. 38. Women in core sciences, technology and medicine: Bengal 1849-1949/Chandrakala Datta. 39. Tragedies of pioneering women scientists/Chhanda Basu Chaudhuri and Srabani Chakrabarty. VIII: Professional/Labouring women: 40. Women in police in India/Tumpa Mukherjee. 41. Maternity benefit in India/Mou Roy. 42. Impact of economic liberalization on gender wage inequality-a theoretical approach/Somasree Roychowdhury. 43. In.

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