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Anuraag Saxena

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Anuraag Saxena is a Singapore-based CA & MBA. He is passionate about Indian heritage and culinary-history, and runs India Pride Project.

Throwing Saraswati away

History belongs to its geography

Anuraag Saxena - 22 January, 2018

An open letter to Shekhar Gupta by a man whose efforts were maligned by ThePrint

Anuraag Saxena is a Singapore-based CA & MBA, who runs India Pride Project, which was termed 'communal' by ThePrint.

Anuraag Saxena - 26 July, 2017

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