The Scaly People – Modhura Banerjee

Mar 13, 2021 | Fiction, Front And Center

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Modhura Banerjee

Modhura Banerjee

Apart from being an Assistant Professor in English and Research Scholar of Cultural Studies, Modhura Banerjee is an avid reader, professional Travel blogger and artist. She likes exploring various indigenous art forms and narratives, also tries experimenting with them so that they still find relevance and continuity.

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