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				<title>Book Review: Baluta - Daya Pawar</title>
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				<description>&lt;p&gt;The original Marathi edition of Baluta has captivating cover art. It shows a&#xA;sketch of a crow perched on the rim of an earthen pot, dropping pebbles in the&#xA;pot, but completely oblivious to the glaring crack running down the pot. I&#xA;remember that image from a copy lying in one corner of a bookshelf, but I was&#xA;too young then to be interested. To me, this was just a sign of the artist&#xA;trying to convey a sense of irony.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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