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Daily Archives: 2 May 2010

Posted on 2 May 2010 by churumuri
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There’s blood on the ground when sticks rattle

A member of the Maneyapanda family watches the Cheriyapanda family slug it out with previous winners, Nellamakkada, in the inter-family hockey tournanment hosted by the Maneyapanda family in Ponnampet in …

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How ‘Papa’ Wakefield brought Darwin to Kabini

SUNAAD RAGHURAM writes: Just like the wavy flocks of painted storks that lift off softly into the bamboo-dotted horizon along the shimmering blueness of the Kabini backwaters around the tiny …

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