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The environmental activism of Union Minister Jairam Ramesh appears to have set him on a collision course with his party’s government in Andhra
Pradesh. Joining the debate on the proposed bauxite mining in the coastal Andhra region, the Environment Minister made it clear that he would not allow mining “as long as he was a member of the Union Cabinet”.
Happiness of the parents of eight-month-old Bismita Rajbongshi knew no bounds when they found the cleft lip of their young daughter had been treated by a team of doctors.