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Tag: raat ke musafir

“I don’t define myself” – Piyush Mishra

December 30, 2016May 10, 2020 Abhishek Jha1 Comment

Darkness was beginning to fall upon the lawns of Royal Orchid hotel, Bangalore. With the onset of winter, the chill in the air was apparent on the skin in despair. It helped that I was at the Bangalore Literature Festival, 2016. Authors, thought leaders, and opinion makers kept the evening warm. Continue reading ““I don’t define myself” – Piyush Mishra” →

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