Simla
Then And Now
Vipin Pubby
Indus Publishing, New Delhi
IRs 140, 1988
Review by Sudhirendar Sharma
Shimla (the spelling in vogue) occupies a unique place in the history of
NAKUSHA
(The Unwanted Child)
Video documentary UNICEF, New Delhi 20 minutes, 1989
Nakusha is not an invented title, but the name of the fourth daughter of a rural family that
FOLLOW-UP
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as i lie still
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