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Tuesday,
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2010, Chandigarh, India The
Tribune team on-the-spot August 9 A monumental effort and hundreds of crores of rupees would be needed to rebuild Leh and its surrounding hamlets — ravaged by the ghastly cloudburst — across this remote region and restore some kind of normalcy. With winter soon likely to set in, time is fast running out for the administration and the people. IAF’s daring rescue J&K page: Ravaged Leh welcomes eight newborns Foreigners engaged in rescue operations Omar takes stock of rehabilitation steps
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At Lalgarh, Mamata asks Maoists to abjure violence, hold talks
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