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Enough Tears Have Fallen Here Already

The artist Prabhakar Pachpute compels the viewer to ask who is responsible for the hardships faced by the farmers of Maharashtra.
Chintan Girish Modi
May 11 2016
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The artist Prabhakar Pachpute compels the viewer to ask who is responsible for the hardships faced by the farmers of Maharashtra.
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