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Home›Over 12000 People Throng Warships Docked at Paradip Port, India

November 8, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Over 12000 People Throng Warships Docked at Paradip Port, India

Over 12,000 people, including children, thronged the Paradip port on Saturday for a glimpse of the six warships that were thrown open to the public… (timesofindia) [mappress] Source: timesofindia, November 08, 2011;

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Over 12,000 people, including children, thronged the Paradip port on Saturday for a glimpse of the six warships that were thrown open to the public…

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[mappress] Source: timesofindia, November 08, 2011;

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