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Daily Archives: 21 February 2010

Posted on 21 February 2010 by churumuri
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‘I thought she would live forever’: A love story

At the urging of his grandson, the renowned photo-journalist and churumuri contributor and wellwisher T.S. Nagarajan has just put together a private book titled ‘A Pearl of Water on a …

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All that namma hudugi has to do khuda ke liye

Mysore (and Yadavagiri) girl Kalpana Pandit‘s new remix Khuda ke Liye, and a still shot during the shooting of the song in Bombay. Kalpana is also a doctor of great …

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It used to be 1,411 till last night. Now it’s 1,410

A 15-year-old tiger found dead in the Baragi forest area of Bandipur national park on Saturday. Officials said it was killed by hunters. Photograph: Karnataka Photo News Also read: Why …

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