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    Prey, habitat quality play key role in restoring tiger populations
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    Himanta calls Miya Muslims declaring Assamese their mother tongue a ‘fraud’. Assam writers disagree
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Despite the lockdown and closure of religious places, the CEO of the temple performed the rituals with his entire family, reported the TV channel Mirror Now.

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Temple CEO & his family hold Ram Navmi prayers in #Shirdi, flouting #SocialDistancing norms #StayHomeIndia #Covid19 #Covid19India #Coronavirus pic.twitter.com/7RFVHAAdOq

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