• Published : 05 Jan, 2018
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Like every other city, Kolkata has a character. There is something humane about it, which, many a time has an effect on the people living in the city. When the rains came, my four-year-old son perceived Kolkata to be a giant dustbin. He refused to step on the roads and pleaded with me to get him a ropeway that would connect one house with another and make his travel easier. I found myself feeling disdainful about his behaviour because as a four-year-old I found the muddy waterlogged streets of the city the most attractive thing to look forward to when...

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Amrita Mukherjee

Joined: 24 Feb, 2016 | Location: Kolkata, India

Amrita Mukherjee has worked in publications like The Times of India, The Hindustan Times and The Asian Age in India and she has been the Features Editor with ITP publishing Group, Dubai’s largest magazine publishing house.An advocate of alternative...

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