Sulekha Ink
Two brothers, freedom fighters, brought it to life so that the leaders of the struggle against the Raj could write with inks that made in India, by Indians. But we will fail in our duties if we stop here – for the initial resources needed to set up this Swadeshi enterprise was provided by Ambica Charan Maitra, father of founders, who had donated his life’s savings to the cause or their mother Satyabati Devi, who had joined hands with the other women in the house to make the first inks that were
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- Website: https://sulekhaink.co.in/
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Two brothers, freedom fighters, brought it to life so that the leaders of the struggle against the Raj could write with inks that made in India, by Indians. But we will fail in our duties if we stop here – for the initial resources needed to set up this Swadeshi enterprise was provided by Ambica Charan Maitra, father of founders, who had donated his life’s savings to the cause or their mother Satyabati Devi, who had joined hands with the other women in the house to make the first inks that were
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