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According to Hindu mythology, the god Parashurama had called Kerala “‘the grandmother of the human race and it is for this reason that Kerala is also known by names such as Āvarshi (“after the āvar” or great deluge) and Kaliana (a corruption of “away from Punjab”). The extreme geographical diversity in Kerala has helped the…
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The Queen Of Spices might sound like a nod to Indian royalty and opulence – but it is, in fact, the title of a seminal piece that tells the true story of one woman’s hard-earned journey to becoming India’s most celebrated spice trader. By tracing Dilipa’s rise from an impoverished member of society to an…
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Great stories always inspire us to change and work towards something that we want in our life. These talks are all about compelling storytelling from some of the mightiest history makers and their development struggles. One of the most amazing experiences that we humans can live is experiencing a storybook, whether it is a romantically…