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Analica Rodrigues began Beaded Reverie as a side quest while pursuing her commerce studies, little imagining it would become a commercially viable business KALYANI JHA | NT BUZZ It began with a broken beaded bracelet. Reluctant to throw away this accessory which had been a little expensive, Analica Rodrigues decided to fix it. “My mom […]

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