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t 69, the multi-hyphenate Mallika Sarabhai is certain of one thing: she isn’t interested in legacies. Over a Zoom video call from Ahmedabad, she talks to us about her favourite Sufi poem, ‘The Conference of the Birds’. “It’s a metaphorical journey that a set of birds undertake when they are told they have to find their king, the Simorgh. During this long, arduous journey, one of the valleys they cross is the Valley of Realisation, which underlines how small all of

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