“If you have faith and keep moving on, things will eventually fall in place.”

— Tina Dabi

Quoted in Indian Express https://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/life-positive/if-you-have-faith-and-keep-moving-on-things-will-eventually-fall-in-place-tina-dabi-6178516/

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