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Madhya Pradesh Spends Rs 12 Lakh A Year To Maintain "VVIP Tree"
The high-profile tree is kept in pristine condition, with local officials ensuring that even a single leaf doesn't dry up.
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Peepal Tree, Sword, Sun Are Team Shinde's New Poll Symbol Choices: Report
Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena, the Eknath Shinde-led faction of the Shiv Sena, on Tuesday submitted its choice of three poll symbols to the Election Commission after its earlier choices were rejected by the poll panel.
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1 Killed, Six Injured After Tree Falls On Students In UP School
A 16-year-old girl was killed and six people, including a teacher, were injured on Thursday when a peepal tree fell on them at a school in the Nevadhia area, the police said.
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Madhya Pradesh Spends Rs 12 Lakh A Year To Maintain 'VVIP Tree'
There is a peepal tree like no other on a hillock in Salmatpur in Madhya Pradesh - it costs the state government Rs 12 lakh a year to keep the tree alive. This peepal tree, arguably India's first 'VVIP tree', is growing up five kilometres away from the Sanchi Buddhist complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, between Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal an...
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Madhya Pradesh Spends Rs 12 Lakh A Year To Maintain "VVIP Tree"
The high-profile tree is kept in pristine condition, with local officials ensuring that even a single leaf doesn't dry up.
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Peepal Tree, Sword, Sun Are Team Shinde's New Poll Symbol Choices: Report
Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena, the Eknath Shinde-led faction of the Shiv Sena, on Tuesday submitted its choice of three poll symbols to the Election Commission after its earlier choices were rejected by the poll panel.
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1 Killed, Six Injured After Tree Falls On Students In UP School
A 16-year-old girl was killed and six people, including a teacher, were injured on Thursday when a peepal tree fell on them at a school in the Nevadhia area, the police said.
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Madhya Pradesh Spends Rs 12 Lakh A Year To Maintain 'VVIP Tree'
There is a peepal tree like no other on a hillock in Salmatpur in Madhya Pradesh - it costs the state government Rs 12 lakh a year to keep the tree alive. This peepal tree, arguably India's first 'VVIP tree', is growing up five kilometres away from the Sanchi Buddhist complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, between Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal an...
