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LEST WE FORGET

and tragic as the Partition of India (and the violence on both sides of the border), the stories therein aren’t restricted to words or even images. There are also physical objects inextricably linked to the event. A skilled curator, therefore, is tasked with sculpting a narrative around these objects—or rather, setting the stage for visitors to carve their ownIndia—the first, set up by The Arts and Cultural Heritage Trust (TACHT) in 2016, is in Amritsar. Kishwar Desai, the chair-person of TACHT, conceptualised both the Delhi and the Amritsar museums.

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