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Workers arrange bottles of drinking water
before an air-drop in flood-affected areas at Purniya air force
station in the eastern Indian state of Bihar, September 3, 2008.
(REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri)

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Muslim women react to the camera at a
makeshift flood relief camp in Araria district town in the eastern
Indian state of Bihar, September 7, 2008. (REUTERS/Rupak De
Chowdhuri)

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A Hindu woman has her hand painted with
henna during the Teej festival in the northern Indian city of
Allahabad September 2, 2008. Hindu women fast and pray for the good
health and long life of their husbands during the Teej festival.
(REUTERS/Jitendra Prakash)

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Forestry workers look on as a male Royal
Bengal Tiger leaps off a boat into the water after being released
back into the wild in The Chamta Forest District of The Sunderbans,
in India, on September 4, 2008. The tiger was declared fit for
release by veterinarians after it was recently rescued from a nearby
village. (HO/AFP/Getty Images)

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A mask is shown being put on the back of
honey collector Madhusudhan Mondal's head, in Bali, a village in the
Sundarbans, India, Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2008. The Sundarbans forest, a
remote tangle of unforgiving islands dangling off the eastern edge
of India, is home to perhaps the world's largest population of
tigers, prone to attacking humans, as well as 4 million people who
are among the poorest in India. Locals believe that tigers do not
attack humans from the front and wear masks on the back of their
heads in the hope of warding them off. (AP Photo/Gautam
Singh)

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The Satellite Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft,
India's first moon mission craft is seen from behind glass at the
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) center in Bangalore on
September 18, 2008. Chandrayaan-1, which has almost reached its
final stages of preparation before its shipment to its launch centre
at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SHAR), in Sriharikota.(DIBYANGSHU
SARKAR/AFP/Getty Images)

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A view of the illuminated Golden Temple,
Sikhs holiest shrine, in Amritsar, India, Monday, Sept. 1, 2008.
This year, Sikhs mark the 404th anniversary of the installation of
the Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred book of the Sikhs. (AP Photo/Aman
Sharma)

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Indian Hindu devotees pay their respects
after pouring milk water onto an idol of Hindu God Lord Krishna at
the Shivala temple in Amritsar, on August 24, 2008, on the occasion
of the "Janmashtami" festival, which marks the birth of Lord
Krishna. Devotional songs and dances mark the celebrations of the
festival all over northern India. (NARINDER NANU/AFP/Getty
Images)

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Hindu devotees, try to form a human
pyramid to break an earthen pot filled with honey, milk and curd, as
part of festivities to celebrate Janmashthmi, or the birth
anniversary of Lord Krishna, in Mumbai, India, Sunday, Aug. 24,
2008. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade)

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Young Indian devotees of Hindu God Lord
Krishna attempt to make a seven-tier human pyramid in the
'dahi-handi' (curd-pot) contest in Mumbai on August 24, 2008, as
part of celebrations of "Janmashtami" which marks the birth of Hindu
God Lord Krishna. Scores of Hindu devotees of Lord Krishna partake
in the dahi-handi celebration during which a large earthenware pot
is filled with milk, curds, butter, honey and fruits and suspended
from a height of between 20 to 40 feet. Sporting young men and boys
come forward to claim this prize by constructing a human pyramid
till the pyramid is tall enough to enable the topmost person to
reach the pot and claim the contents after breaking it. (PAL
PILLAI/AFP/Getty Images)

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Engineers prepare to roll-out the Spark,
one of General Motors Corp's passenger vehicles, at the company's
new plant in Talegaon, about 160 km (99 miles) northeast of Mumbai
September 2, 2008. General Motors Corp's most important priority is
to turn around its North American business and it will continue
investments in emerging markets, its chief operating officer said on
Tuesday. (REUTERS/Punit Paranjpe)

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A relative of a bomb blast victim sits
next to their body at a cremation ground in New Delhi September 14,
2008. Police officers trawled slums and criminal hideouts in India's
capital on Sunday rounding up suspects after serial bombings in the
city a day earlier killed at least 21 people and wounded nearly 100.
At least five bombs exploded in quick succession in crowded markets
and streets in the heart of New Delhi on Saturday night.
(REUTERS/Adnan Abidi)

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A woman works in a rice paddy near
Singur, about 50 km (31 miles) north of the eastern Indian city of
Kolkata August 27, 2008. (REUTERS/Parth Sanyal)

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Activists of the People for Animals (PFA)
an NGO hold two Dwarf tortoises, which were rescued from a resident
in Guwahati on September 18, 2008. The pair were later released into
the the Dighalipukhuri pond in Guwahati, the capital city of India?s
northeastern state of Assam. (BIJU BORO/AFP/Getty Images)

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People fish for wood for domestic use at
the Naraj barrage on the Kathjodi River in the eastern Indian state
of Orissa, Friday, Sept. 19, 2008. The flood situation in Orissa
worsened as the government launched a massive evacuation operation
to shift the residents of low-lying areas to safer places, according
to a news agency. (AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout)