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How Marks Become Identity My son passed his 10th boards. Not with the kind of marks that make society erupt into performative applause, but with…
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How Marks Become Identity My son passed his 10th boards. Not with the kind of marks that make society erupt into performative applause, but with…
Read MoreKnow Our Icons, Obituary January 22, 2025
Born on July 25, 1945, in Phoobsering Tea Estate, Darjeeling, Kajee Singh’s lifelong dedication to the preservation and formalization of Nepali folk music began in his early years. The son of Maadalaacharya Indrajeet Singh Sardaar, he inherited a deep-rooted passion for music from his family, which had been cultivating the classical folk music tradition of the Gorkha community for generations. His father’s influence, along with his own keen interest in traditional culture, would shape his path and inspire him to bring the Maadal — a revered Nepali musical instrument — to the forefront of Indian music.
National, Regional, Shout Out !!! March 20, 2018
Nearly around 4 months ago, a boy named Sanjeep Oraon was found Delhi Railway Station. The 13 years old, who could only see with one…
Shout Out !!! December 27, 2017
On the occasion of the 90th birth anniversary of one of the most eminent poets, Shri Agam Singh Giri, Nepali Sahitya Sanstha, Siliguri organised a…
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