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When Women First Found Their Voice
At the turn of the 20th century, a silent gender revolution was brewing in India—one that has sadly gone largely unnoticed by historians, sociologists, and feminists. India had its first brush with recording technology imported from Europe and America, through multi-national firms such as The Gramophone Company. European recording agents, with no knowledge of India’s languages or music, were…
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