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Encyclopedia > Tista

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Tista (2617 words)
Decked in all prettiness in a saree with a hint of lipstick, bangles, bindi and bead jewellery, she is through with her days of apprehension and misery, as she takes up a career in acting.
When Tista had taken her idea to film-maker Buddhadeb Dasgupta, he made her act in a 25-minute documentary I could not be your son, mom, which was eventually shot partly in her Agarpara home and Calcutta.
Tista and her lecture, therefore, was exemplary for more reasons than one.
Tista river in Sikkim and Darjeeling (135 words)
Flowing through Sikkim and Darjeeling, the river Tista is the most important river of Sikkim and North Bengal.
Originating from the glaciers of Northern Sikkim at an elevation of 8500 m above the mean sea level Tista is fed by the glaciers viz.
Tista is an international river, which flows through the states of Sikkim and West Bengal in the Indian Territory and then to Bangladesh.
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