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It's hard to think of any other writer anywhere who has aroused this level of fervour, but Tagore might still be seen as a purely local phenomenon, a curiosity and irrelevance to the world beyond Bengal.
So what about their relationship has aroused this phenomenon of people shipping the two of them getting it on?
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