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	<title>Abhijit Bhaduri's Official Website</title>
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	<description>The author of 'Mediocre But Arrogant' &amp; 'Married But Available'</description>
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		<title>Sona and the Sound of Music</title>
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Sona Mohapatra has a degree in Engineering and an MBA in Marketing. She had a plum job as a Brand Manager in a consumer goods company. She quit that to take up singing. That's not all. At 5'8", this MTV Style Icon 2006 trained as a classical singer for 10 years. ...</description>
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		<title>Ustad Ali Akbar Khan</title>
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Hindustani Classical music was traditionally passed down from the maestro to the disciple. This tradition known as the guru-shishya parampara helped nurture some of the greatest artistes. Baba Allauddin Khan (1862-1972) was the court musician of the princely state of Maihar, was the guru whose disciples themselves went on to become ...</description>
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		<title>Tweet Nothings</title>
		<description>The Wall Street Journal sent out a memo to its staffers some time back outlining rules around the use of social media like Facebook, Twitter etc. For instance the journalists now need to take approval of editors before "friending" a confidential source on Facebook or Twitter. These ground rules should guide all news ...</description>
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		<title>India on the Write Track</title>
		<description>How many books does an author have to sell before it is classified as bestseller in India? Why are Indian authors suddenly in demand? Have readers started noticing them because there is a proliferation of these authors in the bookshops in India? I believe there are many factors that have ...</description>
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		<title>Join the Talent Revolution</title>
		<description>How did you decide on what career to pursue? Did you think it through or was it just a happy accident, a matter of chance or a choice that you have now learnt to tolerate because it pays for your current lifestyle. Are you the person who now believes, that everyone doesn't ...</description>
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