“Reading the newspaper or watching the news in the morning. I don’t like starting my day on a bad note.”

—  Shreya Ghoshal

What ruins my day http://www.hindustantimes.com/brunch/personal-agenda-shreya-ghoshal-singer/story-0Hub2ZaH7Dl0728vxDOfEK.html

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