HeyJaredRanvir Shah
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Ranvir Shah-The Hindu (opens the original)
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Subscribed with another email? Logout and Login with that one. Account subscription benefits alongside Premium Stories, Editorials, Opinions and more. Unlock these with Subscription Ranvir Shah is a socio-cultural activist, philanthropist, and entrepreneur with a deep passion for books, art, music, and design. In 1998, he founded the Prakriti Foundation, which has played a pivotal role in redefining Chennai’s cultural landscape through groundbreaking festivals and events, and is renowned for int
Meet Peter Lee (opens the original)
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Peter Lee is a man who wears many hats. The Singaporean collector of Peranakan Chinese ancestry is an independent scholar, researcher and curator and Indophile. He has traced his family genealogy nine generations through his matriarchal side, and discovered a lot about his community’s culture. Like the kebaya, an open jacket with a fascinating history. “I always thought it was quintessentially Peranakan but the deeper I got into it, it became so much more,” he says, explaining that so many cultu
Singaporean collector Peter Lee on checks, chintz and multicultural ports (opens the original)
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Peter Lee is a man who wears many hats. The Singaporean collector, of Peranakan Chinese ancestry, is an independent scholar, researcher and curator. He is also an Indophile who believes that the “love of checks” unites Peranakan and South Indian textile collectors. “My father and grandfather wore what we call Pulicat sarongs at home [which can be traced to the 17th-century port town of Tamil Nadu]. They are so much a part of my memories of everyday life,” says Lee, who was in Karaikudi a few day
Tamil Nadu | How the Museum of Chettinad keeps a communityâs memory alive (opens the original)
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As you drive towards the Chettinad region in southern Tamil Nadu, the landscape gradually gives way to dry shrub. Palmyra trees line the farmlands, their spiked leaves casting shadows on the tar road. Large tamarind trees shed their fruit, which crunches under the tyres of passing cars. Over the years, the Chettiar community has settled here, building a formidable network of trade and commerce across India and Asia. It is a small and proud community. Today, its members are scattered all over t
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