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Punjab
PAU’s unique treasure: Museum of Social History of Punjab
The Museum of Social History of Punjab gives glimpses of life in the 18th and 19th century villages
Tribune News Service
Variety
Glimpses of history: An exhibition on postcards gives a peek into life in British India
Nearly 80 postcards offer an insight into larger social and political framework in the early 1900s
Seema Sachdeva
Variety
Literary retreats and residencies, the write place to be
For much of the year, Mumbai-based Tony Xavier works as a chief learning officer with an edtech company but to pursue his passion for writing, he prefers going to a quiet writing retreat in the middle of an apple orchard...
Seema Sachdeva
Features
Say cheese: An all-new platter
It will be a while before we make it our own, but the huge interest has made it a fast-growing market
Seema Sachdeva
Spectrum
Many hues of a winter garden
The planting of seeds starts from the end of September till mid-October by when these seedlings get ready to be transplanted
Seema Sachdeva

Features
Return of Bala, the black-tailed godwit, from Siberia
GPS-tagged black-tailed godwit re-sighted in Thane Creek after completing migration cycle
Seema Sachdeva
Spectrum
Making yatra better
A plethora of initiatives has made the trip to Vaishno Devi more comfortable and won the management several awards
Seema Sachdeva

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