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WHERE THE GODS DWELL

ounded by writer Mulk Raj Anand in 1946, has tried achieving its aim of “developing a socially active and culturally engaging language of art” with admirable courage. At a time when niche-interest magazines are going out of vogue and print, is evidently not in the game only to survive., a sumptuous “bumper issue” that collects many articles it has previously published on temples in India and beyond.

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