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The lost character in Satyajit Ray's Aranyer Din Ratri — the Kechki Forest Rest House | Homebound director Neeraj Ghaywan: 'I'd been hiding for 35 years. When you masquerade, your confidence dies' | Funny Birds: From militant flamingos to crafty crows, there's a flock of them that make you laugh

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The lost character in Satyajit Ray's Aranyer Din Ratri — the Kechki Forest Rest House The Kechki Forest Rest House and its surroundings in Jharkhand are an integral part of Ray's classic Aranyer Din Ratri, a restored version of which was screened at the Cannes ... ­

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Express Opinion Tavleen Singh writes: Trolling as a political weapon It is not political points that they end up making but personal attacks that seek mostly to defame someone so badly that they shut up. I have chosen instead to develop a ... ­

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