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JLF 2017 Day 3: Of books, authors, tea makers from Pushkar and more
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Visitors checking the day’s schedule at the Jaipur Literature Festival in Jaipur on Saturday. (Himanshu vyas/ht photo)
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Author Narendra kohli with Australian writer Jacinta Thompson(Left) at the festival. (HImanshu vyas/ht photo)
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Book lovers huddled together during a session, The Dishonourable Company: How the East India Company Took Over India, at the festival on Saturday. (Himanshu vyas/ht photo)
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Tea served in kulhads from Pushkar was a big hit with book lovers at the festival on Saturday. (Himanshu vyas/ht photo)
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Shashi Tharoor during a session titled The Dishonourable Company: How the East India Company Took Over India, at the festival. (himanshu vyas/ht photo)
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Linda Colley speaks during a session on Brexit on Saturday. (Saumya Khandelwal/HT PHOTO)
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Hyeonseo Lee speaking during a session titled, Writing the self : The Art of Memoir at the festival. (Saumya Khandelwal/HT PHOTO)
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Robert F Worth during a session titled The Saudi Iranian confrontation in West Asia at the festival. (Saumya Khandelwal/HT PHOTO)
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