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All is not well for the Congress in Uttarakhand
RATAN SHARGA The crisis that engulfed the Congress in Uttarakhand following the revolt by MLAs loyal to Harish Rawat who wanted him to be the next chief minister in place of Vijay Bahuguna, still looks unresolved. A tough time is ahead for the Congress and its Chief Minister.
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RATAN SHARGA The crisis that engulfed the Congress in Uttarakhand following the revolt by MLAs loyal to Harish Rawat who wanted him to be the next chief minister in place of Vijay Bahuguna, still looks unresolved. A tough time is ahead for the Congress and its Chief Minister.
The craggy Dhauladhars beyond the Kangra Valley
Vinod Anand Over the last decade, the stretch of the Dhauladhar range, which falls within Himachal Pradesh, has become the most favoured and frequented part of the Himalaya, primarily because of its ease of access from Delhi.
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Vinod Anand Over the last decade, the stretch of the Dhauladhar range, which falls within Himachal Pradesh, has become the most favoured and frequented part of the Himalaya, primarily because of its ease of access from Delhi.
January is not the right month to hold polls in Uttarakhand
RATAN SHARGA People have cast doubts over the smooth conduct of polls in the hilly state of Uttarakhand in the month of January; the state witnessed record snowfall this year throwing the normal life out of gear. Roads that connect remote areas have been closed due to heavy snowfall.
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RATAN SHARGA People have cast doubts over the smooth conduct of polls in the hilly state of Uttarakhand in the month of January; the state witnessed record snowfall this year throwing the normal life out of gear. Roads that connect remote areas have been closed due to heavy snowfall.
End to poaching: Surveillance cameras installed at Jim Corbett
Neetu Banga To keep an eye on the poachers, India's oldest Jim Corbett National park is mulling to install unmanned anti-poaching surveillance system besides the tiger protection force. Hope it marks an increase in the dwindling numbers of cats.
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Neetu Banga To keep an eye on the poachers, India's oldest Jim Corbett National park is mulling to install unmanned anti-poaching surveillance system besides the tiger protection force. Hope it marks an increase in the dwindling numbers of cats.
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