November 3, 2026

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Travelogue: I Missed Home In Paris

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Mohua Chinappa shares a poignant essay that connects Paris to Howrah with the threads of memories, love, and longing.

During my visit to Paris, after a deeply romantic trip, I was overwhelmed by a mix of emotions. A fleeting memory of a lingering kiss at a traffic signal stirred longing, while the breathtaking sight of the Louvre at night left me in aweโ€”its colossal presence illuminated so brightly.

Paris, with its magnificent buildings, churches, and museums, made me feel small amid its grandeur. I found myself drawn to the squares, the Eiffel Tower, the churches, and the artistic spaces where Vivaldiโ€™s music was about to fill the air.

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