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Denied access to a library due to caste bias, he helped build one that changed his communitys future
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Why people struggle to part with grandparents' belongings, says psychology
Objects passed down through generations often evoke strong feelings, leading to uncertainty about their future. Donating pieces linked to family memories can seem like losing a part of oneself. Research shows that maintaining intact collections strengthens familial ties. Heirs tend to part with belongings if they trust their histories will be acknowledged. Identifying appropriate recipients can help assure these cherished items are used with respect rather than thrown away.
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