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The girl told her that Cardillo, whom she called Jamuna, caught her urine in cupped hands and drank it.
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The girl told her that Cardillo, whom she called Jamuna, caught her urine in cupped hands and drank it.
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The girl told her that Cardillo, whom she called Jamuna, caught her urine in cupped hands and drank it.
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The girl told her that Cardillo, whom she called Jamuna, caught her urine in cupped hands and drank it.
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Monday, August 31, 2009 By Subel Bhandari Over two decades, Funuru Sherpa has watched the lake above his native village of Dengboche in Nepal's Bharat Dogra THE Jamuna has been the lifeline for millions of people for several centuries, apart from supporting a rich diversity of other life-forms.
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“So that is what everyone is so interested in,” KC said softly as she traced her finger along a highlighted path from the Bay of Bengal up the Padma River and the Jamuna River and then trekking over land through to Darjeeling, India, and finally into the peaks of the Himalayas.
The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010
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“So that is what everyone is so interested in,” KC said softly as she traced her finger along a highlighted path from the Bay of Bengal up the Padma River and the Jamuna River and then trekking over land through to Darjeeling, India, and finally into the peaks of the Himalayas.
The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010
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“So that is what everyone is so interested in,” KC said softly as she traced her finger along a highlighted path from the Bay of Bengal up the Padma River and the Jamuna River and then trekking over land through to Darjeeling, India, and finally into the peaks of the Himalayas.
The Thieves of Darkness Richard Doetsch 2010
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Take the periodical Kumbha Melas, for instance, when pilgrims in millions take bath every day either in the Ganga at Haridwar or in Kshipra (now on the brink of extinction) at Ujjain or near the source of Godavari at Nashik or at Allahabad where the Ganga, Jamuna and the mythical Saraswati meet.
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And, the fate virtually of all the rivers and other water bodies in such parts is almost the same as that of the Jamuna.
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