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    ONE FOR KRISHNA

    Aug 06, 2022 2 minutes
    By Rohit Parihar

    he saints of Bharatpur had already been up in arms for 550 days against mining in the Adi-Badri and Kanakanchal hills, a range of not just ecological but also religious significance, before things really caught fire. On July 20, one of them, Baba Narayandas, climbed up a

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