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Author: Sheruni Pilapitiya

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Colombo, Culture, Gender, justice, Long Reads, Politics and Governance

The Statue of Tara: It’s Time to Come Home

She stands tall at the heart of the British Museum’s South Asian exhibit. In all her gilded bronze glory, her eyes search passing spectators, although the jewels which once adorned them have…

Sheruni Pilapitiya Sheruni Pilapitiya on 08/02/202308/02/2023

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