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Feisty Widows Invite Hema Malini to Vrindavan
- Friday September 26, 2014
- India News | Written by Monideepa Banerjie
They are frail but they are feisty - 50 widows of Vrindavan who arrived in Kolkata today to celebrate the Durga Pujas have a simple message for Hema Malini, the BJP MP from Mathura who recently said the widows of Vrindavan should go back to their own states, Bengal and Bihar. Their message - come to us in Vrindavan, sing "bhajans" with us, do "dars...
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Vrindavan widows go pandal hopping in Kolkata
- Wednesday October 9, 2013
- Kolkata News | Monideepa Banerjie
The Durga Pujas officially begin on October 10, but celebrations have already started on the streets of Kolkata. And participating in the festivity is a very unusual group of tourists.
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She worked as brick-layer and maid to build hospital for the poor
- Friday March 8, 2013
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
Subhasini Mistry toiled for years as a manual labourer, a housemaid and a vegetable-seller. At 70, she can look back with satisfaction at a two-storeyed, whitewashed building, the realisation of her dream to build a hospital for the poor - all because she couldn't afford proper medical treatment for her husband and became a widow at 23.
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Feisty Widows Invite Hema Malini to Vrindavan
- Friday September 26, 2014
- India News | Written by Monideepa Banerjie
They are frail but they are feisty - 50 widows of Vrindavan who arrived in Kolkata today to celebrate the Durga Pujas have a simple message for Hema Malini, the BJP MP from Mathura who recently said the widows of Vrindavan should go back to their own states, Bengal and Bihar. Their message - come to us in Vrindavan, sing "bhajans" with us, do "dars...
- www.ndtv.com
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Vrindavan widows go pandal hopping in Kolkata
- Wednesday October 9, 2013
- Kolkata News | Monideepa Banerjie
The Durga Pujas officially begin on October 10, but celebrations have already started on the streets of Kolkata. And participating in the festivity is a very unusual group of tourists.
- www.ndtv.com
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She worked as brick-layer and maid to build hospital for the poor
- Friday March 8, 2013
- India News | Indo-Asian News Service
Subhasini Mistry toiled for years as a manual labourer, a housemaid and a vegetable-seller. At 70, she can look back with satisfaction at a two-storeyed, whitewashed building, the realisation of her dream to build a hospital for the poor - all because she couldn't afford proper medical treatment for her husband and became a widow at 23.
- www.ndtv.com