The Untouchables: Who were They and Why They became Untouchables?
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श्यामची आई
'A novel of ideas'—Jerry Pinto
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A child grows with mother's love
Also with its reverse.
The sun nurtures trees and flowers
The moon is equal nurse.
Thus do things grow and thrive
In this our universe.
The ev…