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Lalbaugcha Raja: How a broken market and a vow created Mumbai’s iconic Ganpati

Lalbaugcha Raja started from a community's heartfelt desire for a thriving marketplace. This wish materialized into a public Ganesha idol in 1934, granting countless devotees their aspirations. The Kambli family has been sculpting the Raja's iconic visage for three generations. With millions waiting for darshan, this enduring emblem of collective faith continues to inspire hope across generations.

Lalbaugcha Raja: How a broken market and a vow created Mumbai’s iconic Ganpati

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Theater play brings Arab memories to São Paulo

Conceived by actress Valéria Arbex, “Salamaleque” goes on tour along the coast and in the countryside of São Paulo state this month.

  • "Salamaleque" play tours São Paulo, recalling Syrian heritage
  • Actress Valéria Arbex leads 12 performances in nine cities
  • Tour includes Arabic Cuisine and Affective Memory Workshop

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