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Atta Galatta has become a community

April 4, 2018May 21, 2019 TheSeer TeamLeave a comment

The place was busy buzzing with flea market, birthday wishes and that familiar smell of books. Yes, there was coffee too.  It was the Seventh Birthday of Atta Galatta. We squeezed ourselves through the crowd, stole Lakshmi and Subodh from their guests for a quick conversation.

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