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Maps for a Migrant Heart
The New Indian Express Mangaluru
|August 17, 2025
From the complexities of the self and personal identity to the larger world we call home, Bihar-born artist Naresh Kumar's novel work is at once introspective and political
By the time you stand before Naresh Kumar's Bombay Rituals, you're already engulfed. At his solo exhibition Act of Republic at Chemould Prescott Road, it stretches across the wall in a sweep of 484 miniature drawings, each made on a scrap of the now-defunct Yellow Pages telephone directory. From a distance, it reads as a live map of a metropolis in perpetual motion; up close, it fractures into intimate vignettes of Mumbai's working class: its stevedores, mill workers, hawkers, and commuters.
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‘Credit growth to remain resilient’
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Cong completes 1st leg of party reshuffle, mulls next changes in election states
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ANCY’S RECORD GIVES HOPE, BUT CONSISTENCY IS KEY
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C’garh to create farmers’ carbon credit network
IN a pioneering move toward climate-resilient farming, the Dhamtari district administration has inked a strategic partnership with PRITHU, a leading climate-technology organisation, to establish it as Chhattisgarh’s first Model Carbon Agriculture district.
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