Seth’s photo studio at the Aranyani Pavilion's 'Sacred Heart' highlights the importance of ecological awareness through photography, choreographed presence and performance beyond the momentariness of selfies.
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Journalist writing on culture, politics and sports. With editorial experience across major print and digital publications, Agnideb likes to look at society through the prism of facts, empathy and a dash of essential irony.
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