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THE PAST WILL ALWAYS BE PERFECT

or the past 50 years, 76-year-old collector Dr Prakash Joshi has grown accustomed to brickbats. His treasured trove of possessions has sometimes even been dismissed as trash. He says, “Opposition is there all the time. Ask any collector’s wife and she will tell you, ‘Ghar ko kabadkhana bana diya hai’

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