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Marriage
is life's serious business. In J&K, where fledgling peace is
delicately perched on the charred bleakness of two-decade-old terrorist
violence, marital bonding among those displaced has come with a
government-sponsored package. Raju Bhat is a government schoolteacher at
Mirbazar, about 8 km from Vessu, Anantnag.
The
recent hailstorms has left the apple crop in Himachal Pradesh battered.
The state horticulture department today put the loss due to the
‘freak’ weather at Rs 154 crore. The assessment has been till April
15. The farmers claim that more than 80 per cent of the crop has been
destroyed or damaged in areas, which reported severe hailstorms.