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Business as usual? Fashion week unfolds amid protests and voter roll deletions in India

The Hindu · 15 October 2026 at 4:40 pm

Business as usual? Fashion week unfolds amid protests and voter roll deletions in India

Lakmé Fashion Week’s decision to carry on despite the SIR protests on Delhi’s streets raised many questions.

The industry has some answers

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