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NGT case turns spotlight on Kerala's serpent groves acting as biodiversity reserves

By IANS | Updated: May 29, 2022 09:56 IST

New Delhi, May 29 Responding to a petition alleging the destruction of a sacred pond with its presiding ...

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New Delhi, May 29 Responding to a petition alleging the destruction of a sacred pond with its presiding deity "Nagaraja"

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