Mahi Adlakha

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Some journeys in India end with folded hands. Others begin the moment prasad touches your palm: the warm, fragrant and

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There’s a hush that falls over the world when winter arrives. Trees hold their breath. Mornings stretch a little longer

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Night descends in the Western Ghats, and suddenly the air is flecked with sparks. Thousands of fireflies blink in chaos

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