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The sad news via SMS

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Farewell to Maj Gen Thind

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Desert Storm 2 with K C Bokadia

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Planning events

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A Life Apart release in Kolkata

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Broadening PKF's horizon

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Sculpting life - Usha Rani Hooja

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9th Author's Afternoon called off

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The youngest Maharaja of Sirmaur

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When India humiliated Bharat

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New York trip called off

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Sundeep: Kolkata, India; Sundeep Bhutoria is a cultural ambassador, author, and philanthropist with over 25 years of experience in promoting Indian art, literature, and social welfare. As Managing Trustee of the Prabha Khaitan Foundation, he curates cultural initiatives in over 60 cities across India and abroad, including An Author’s Afternoon, Kalam, The Write Circle and more. Through the Education For All Trust and Project Muskaan, he supports literacy and well-being in underprivileged communities. Bhutoria represented India on global platforms such as the United Nations Associations. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, London. A prolific columnist and author, he writes on environment, education, heritage, and travel. He has spoken at NYU, Yale, Columbia, and other international forums. He also has a strong interest and expertise in CSR and chairs several committees. He also serves in key advisory roles with ICCR, the Ministry of Culture, and the Indian Museum. Passionate about wildlife and literature, he works to preserve India’s cultural legacy while fostering global dialogue. He lives in Kolkata with his wife Manjari and daughter Aavya, and travels extensively.

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