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HansaThapliyal at 17:00, 13 July 2013

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		+	Gauhar Jaan leaves with her love, Chaggan, for Banaras.

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 Phalke acts in "Winter Tales" and does backstage work for "Veni Samhar".
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 superstitions of the gandharvas- the theatre players, celestial beings

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 The Baroda that Govind came to..was a city where a sleeping dome might suddenly come alive with a halo of red beaked green parrots taking to the air. A clock in a tall tower said "Chimnabai, Chimnabai" every second it moved. The citizens of the city had named it after their large eyed dancing queen from Tanjore.. A long, many corridored,   fairy palace had been breathed into life in the name of the same queen, who died young and so became, the old queen.
-The new queen was also called Chimna
+The new queen was also called Chimnabai
-Mandakini:
+Neelkanth:
-Why?
+That's why the clock said Chimnabai, Chimnabai.
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+And Sayaji was husband to both, Chimna and the absence of Chimna.
-Sarasvati Bai:
+Chimnabai, chimnabai.
 Sarasvati Bai:
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 He saw such grandeur in Baroda, lakes with swans, lawns with peacocks, and everywhere horses, with British names.
-Neelkanth:
+Mandakini:
 Occident, Sally Gardner

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 Sarasvatibai:
-The Baroda that Govind came to..was a city where a sleepy done might suddenly get a halo of red beaked green parrots taking to the air. A clock in a tall tower said "Chimnabai, Chimnabai" every second it moved. A long  fairy palace had been breathed into life in the name of the same queen, who died young and so became, the old queen.
+The Baroda that Govind came to..was a city where a sleeping dome might suddenly come alive with a halo of red beaked green parrots taking to the air. A clock in a tall tower said "Chimnabai, Chimnabai" every second it moved. The citizens of the city had named it after their large eyed dancing queen from Tanjore.. A long, many corridored,   fairy palace had been breathed into life in the name of the same queen, who died young and so became, the old queen.
 The new queen was also called Chimna

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	Govind went to live in a palace?		Govind went to live in a palace?
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		+	Sarasvati: Govind lived in the palace grounds, with his brother who was the secretary of a big scholar, called Ramesh Chandra Dutta.
		+	He saw such grandeur in Baroda, lakes with swans, lawns with peacocks, and everywhere horses, with British names.
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		+	Neelkanth:
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		+	Occident, Sally Gardner

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		+	Sarasvatibai:
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		+	The Baroda that Govind came to..was a city where a sleepy done might suddenly get a halo of red beaked green parrots taking to the air. A clock in a tall tower said "Chimnabai, Chimnabai" every second it moved. A long fairy palace had been breathed into life in the name of the same queen, who died young and so became, the old queen.
		+	The new queen was also called Chimna
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		+	Mandakini:
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		+	Why?
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		+	Sarasvati Bai:
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		+	Your father-
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		+	Neelkanth looks irritated
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		+	Sarasvati Bai:
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		+	Govind.. came to the magic city of Sayaji Maharaj's Baroda, the way Annasaheb would walk across the magical backdrops of Anandrao Patwardhan
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		+	Neelkanth:
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		+	Govind went to live in a palace?
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	On one of the walls of an old wada in Baroda, among the clusters of images, sacred and profane, a fantastic bird has come to make its home.		On one of the walls of an old wada in Baroda, among the clusters of images, sacred and profane, a fantastic bird has come to make its home.
	Ajab Guljohari Janwar.		Ajab Guljohari Janwar.

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 No matter how skilled the painter, his work was always in fee to an inescapable subjectivity. The fact that a human hand interveneed cast a shadow of doubt over the image. Again, the essential factor in the transition from the baroque to photography is not he perfecting of a physical process(photography will long remain the inferior of painting in the reproduction of colour); rather does it lie in a psychological fact, to wit, in completely satisfying our appetitie for illusion by a mechanical reproduction in the making of which man plays no part. The solution is not to be found in the result achieved but in the way of achieving it.
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 His mother's sudden death makes Abalal leave Bombay, where has been studying painting under Griffith, and return to Kolhapur. He will become the prototype for a new myth that is to permeate art circles- of the artist as as struggling individual who works in the pursuit of a higher ideal alone.
 He will be remembered for his miniature( that is all he could afford to paint) landscapes of the Kolhapur countryside.

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 the silent animal came with its own story of seeking, [[struggling with being]] and becoming.
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		+	On one of the walls of an old wada in Baroda, among the clusters of images, sacred and profane, a fantastic bird has come to make its home.
		+	Ajab Guljohari Janwar.
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		+	[[Image:Cafigle.jpg]]
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		+	the silent animal came with its own story of seeking, [[struggling with being]] and becoming.
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	Electromagnetic waves.		Electromagnetic waves.
	Automatic telephone.		Automatic telephone.