Reservation For Anglo-Indians

Lives Well Lived: (From left) The author’s relatives Malcolm Abraham on the guitar while Ronnie Abraham looks on; Cecilia at her first Holy Communion; Elizabeth and Fred Higgins, Mellesha Hayden’s grandparents

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The Anglo-Indian Stories That Must Be Told

BY Cecilia Abraham

Slow Lane: A grotto in the lanes between iconic red-bricked buildings at Bow Barracks

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Bonhomie In Bow Barracks

BY Abhik Bhattacharya

Verdant Vignette: Bakshi Bungalow, where the film A Death In The Gunj, directed by Konkona Sen Sharma was shot

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Gunj Diary: A Riot Of Colours In McCluskieganj

BY Outlook Web Desk

Change Hands: A bungalow that once belonged to an Anglo-Indian family has now been converted to a hostel

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The Lost Glory Of McCluskieganj

BY Shyamasri Maji

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Of Better Days An old colonial bungalow seen in the picture is owned by the church. It is now in ruins. Damyanti (in red), who runs a small tea stall by the road, and a school teacher now live in the bungalow

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McCluskieganj: The Ghost of 'Mini England'

BY Outlook Web Desk

Missing The Past: Many young Anglo-Indians have left the country. Mostly the elderly have stayed back

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The Search For Identity By Young Anglo-Indians

BY Aubrey King-lee

The Trend Breaker: Kitty Texeira has broken the stereotype of the Anglo-Indian community by marrying a local tribal man

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The Custard Apple’s Seed

BY Vikas Kumar Jha

Support System: Hazel Cross is one of the six current residents of the Grant Govan Homes

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Fading Twilight: An Afternoon At Delhi's Grant Govan Old Age Home For Anglo Indians

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Celluloid Connection: Buntoo White was the most famous Anglo-Indian living in Mhow who featured in Hindi film Ganga Jamuna

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The Anglo-Indians Of Mhow

Home Is Where The Heart is: Paul D’Souza with his mother Meryln D’Souza. The D’Souzas made ‘Perfect Peace’ their home in 1986

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Anglo-Indians In Whitefield: Preserving The Present

BY Anisha Reddy

A Second Home: A photo of Kitty Texeira, an Anglo-Indian woman living in McCluskieganj, selling fruits at the railway station taken in 2010

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The Story of McCluskieganj

BY Outlook Web Desk

Heterotopia

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BY Chinki Sinha

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A Place of Their Own: The Whitefield Club established in 1905

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The Future Of Anglo-Indians In India

BY Harry Maclure

Glen Joseph Galstaun

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A Game of Numbers: Do The Census Really Tell The Story Of Anglo-Indians?

BY Abhik Bhattacharya