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37 devotees from Maharashtra stranded in Tibet Saga depart for Kathmandu after CM Fadnavi intervention
chinanationalnews.com · China · global
Thirty-seven devotees from Maharashtra, previously stranded in Tibet Saga, have departed for Kathmandu following intervention by CM Fadnavi. This reports on the resolution of a travel issue for a group of people.
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