This article was part of the published book- Icons, a tribute to Independent India’s sixty years and 20 greatest living personalities who set exemplary examples for the nation. The book’s editor Anil Dharker found H. Masud Taj’s essay on Charles Correa and the journey of post-independence architecture “erudite, readable, provocative and comprehensive.
A Tale of a Tree is the author, H. Masud Taj’s experience with the Martyrs’ Memorial competition. Based in Maharashtra, the competition solicited design proposals for memorials to honour villagers who had died fighting the British in India’s War of Independence.
H Masud Taj’s poem and calligraphy, and excerpt from his interview to the Indian Express.
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