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HansaThapliyal at 18:07, 13 July 2009

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HansaThapliyal at 19:52, 9 July 2009

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HansaThapliyal at 19:40, 9 July 2009

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HansaThapliyal at 14:19, 9 July 2009

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HansaThapliyal at 14:18, 9 July 2009

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−	A young woman comes to help Sarasvatibai wash the volumes of dishes that pile up into small mountains everyday. Mandakini usually sits with her and squats on her haunches, watching Radha wash, wanting to do some dishes herself. Radha plays small games with her, turning the glasses upside down in water, making them heavier when she tries to pull them off the surface. She tells her strange stories, like one about falling into a mirror, and what she saw in there. Or about a child in the city being fed to a post box. Madakini sits by, listening faithfully, her face never stops smiling, her eyes ~~takes in everything~~. She is usually chased away by someone or the other, but that afternoon, there is no one in the backyard. There is a loud lament from an inner room- as an actor calls out in grief, for Ganesh Kumbhar.	+	A young woman comes to help Sarasvatibai wash the volumes of dishes that pile up into small mountains everyday. Mandakini usually sits with her and squats on her haunches, watching Radha wash, wanting to do some dishes herself. Radha plays small games with her, turning the glasses upside down in water, making them heavier when she tries to pull them off the surface. She tells her strange stories, like one about falling into a mirror, and what she saw in there. Or about a child in the city being fed to a post box. Madakini sits by, listening faithfully, her face never stops smiling, . even when her eyes withdraw with fear. She is usually chased away by someone or the other, but that afternoon, there is no one in the backyard. There is a loud lament from an inner room- as an actor calls out in grief, for Ganesh Kumbhar.

	Mandakini is tracing lines on the ground with the damp ash from the coconut shell when she hears Radha say:		Mandakini is tracing lines on the ground with the damp ash from the coconut shell when she hears Radha say:

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	Ravi Varma and Raja Varma travel to Mysore, and spend time painting different members of the Royal Family.		Ravi Varma and Raja Varma travel to Mysore, and spend time painting different members of the Royal Family.
	Apart from remuneration, Ravi Varma is also gifted two elephants.		Apart from remuneration, Ravi Varma is also gifted two elephants.
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		+	Bhartendu Harishchandra dies at a mere 35 years of age. Banaras, famous writer, patron of the tawaifs, nationalist.

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 nitrocellulose, also called guncotton when used as a minor explosive. Jules Verne's novel from the late nineteenth century, 'From the Earth to the Moon' has this material used to fire the craft.
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 Ravi Varma and Raja Varma travel to Mysore, and spend time painting different members of the Royal Family.
 Apart from remuneration, Ravi Varma is also gifted two elephants.

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-Nitrocellulose plasticized by camphor, nitrate film
+Nitrocellulose plasticized by camphor: nitrate film
 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrocellulose]
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 Ravi Varma and Raja Varma travel to Mysore, and spend time painting different members of the Royal Family.
 Apart from remuneration, Ravi Varma is also gifted two elephants.

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−	A young woman comes to help Sarasvatibai wash the volumes of dishes that pile up into small mountains everyday. Mandakini usually sits with her and squats on her haunches, watching Radha wash, wanting to do some dishes herself. Radha plays small games with her, turning the glasses upside down in water, making them heavier when she tries to pull them off the surface. She tells her strange stories, like one about falling into a mirror, and what she saw in there. Or about a child in the city being fed to a post box. Madakini sits by, listening faithfully, her face never stops smiling, her eyes ~~taking~~ in everything. She is usually chased away by someone or the other, but that afternoon, there is no one in the backyard. There is a loud lament from an inner room- as an actor calls out in grief, for Ganesh Kumbhar.	+	A young woman comes to help Sarasvatibai wash the volumes of dishes that pile up into small mountains everyday. Mandakini usually sits with her and squats on her haunches, watching Radha wash, wanting to do some dishes herself. Radha plays small games with her, turning the glasses upside down in water, making them heavier when she tries to pull them off the surface. She tells her strange stories, like one about falling into a mirror, and what she saw in there. Or about a child in the city being fed to a post box. Madakini sits by, listening faithfully, her face never stops smiling, her eyes takes in everything. She is usually chased away by someone or the other, but that afternoon, there is no one in the backyard. There is a loud lament from an inner room- as an actor calls out in grief, for Ganesh Kumbhar.

	Mandakini is tracing lines on the ground with the damp ash from the coconut shell when she hears Radha say:		Mandakini is tracing lines on the ground with the damp ash from the coconut shell when she hears Radha say:

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 What a horrible death to have, Aga bai! what a miserable end to greatness. And they won't tell anyone what actually happened, o no! they will say he died of a fever. But those who know
-Mandakini has been busy drawing wet circles of ash on the ground that are growing conentric in response to the woman's high pitch.
+Mandakini has been busy drawing wet circles of ash on the ground that are growing concentric in response to the woman's high pitch.
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−	A young woman comes to help Sarasvatibai wash the volumes of dishes that pile up into small mountains everyday. Mandakini usually sits with her and squats on her haunches, watching Radha wash, wanting to do some dishes herself. Radha plays small games with her, turning the glasses upside down in water, making them heavier. She tells her strange stories, like one about falling into a mirror, and what she saw in there. Or about a child in the city being fed to a post box. Madakini sits by, listening faithfully, her face never stops smiling, her eyes taking in everything. She is usually chased away by someone or the other, but that afternoon, there is no one in the backyard. There is a loud lament from an inner room- as an actor calls out in grief, for Ganesh Kumbhar.	+	A young woman comes to help Sarasvatibai wash the volumes of dishes that pile up into small mountains everyday. Mandakini usually sits with her and squats on her haunches, watching Radha wash, wanting to do some dishes herself. Radha plays small games with her, turning the glasses upside down in water, making them heavier when she tries to pull them off the surface. She tells her strange stories, like one about falling into a mirror, and what she saw in there. Or about a child in the city being fed to a post box. Madakini sits by, listening faithfully, her face never stops smiling, her eyes taking in everything. She is usually chased away by someone or the other, but that afternoon, there is no one in the backyard. There is a loud lament from an inner room- as an actor calls out in grief, for Ganesh Kumbhar.

	Mandakini is tracing lines on the ground with the damp ash from the coconut shell when she hears Radha say:		Mandakini is tracing lines on the ground with the damp ash from the coconut shell when she hears Radha say: