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Gadar 2 BO: Film records stellar Monday, will cross ₹200 cr on Independence Day | Bollywood - Vimarsana News

Gadar 2 BO: Film records stellar Monday, will cross ₹200 cr on Independence Day | Bollywood

Gadar 2 is the sequel to Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (2001). In Gadar 2, Sunny Deol reprised his role of Tara Singh while Ameesha Patel was seen as Sakeena. | Bollywood

Army rescues 300 more stranded tourists in Sikkim - Vimarsana News

Army rescues 300 more stranded tourists in Sikkim

Gangtok, June 18 (IANS): The Indian Army on Sunday rescued around 300 more tourists, including women and children, stranded in Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks triggered by torrential rains, defence officials said.

Sikkim: Indian Army Rescues 300 More Tourists Stranded Amid Torrential Rain - Vimarsana News

Sikkim: Indian Army Rescues 300 More Tourists Stranded Amid Torrential Rain

Earlier, troops of the striking Lion Division of Trishakti Corps had worked relentlessly and rescued over 2,000 tourists on Saturday in the same mountainous areas of Sikkim. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com

Army rescues 300 more stranded tourists in Sikkim - Vimarsana News

Army rescues 300 more stranded tourists in Sikkim

The Indian Army on Sunday rescued around 300 more tourists, including women and children, stranded in Sikkim due to landslides and roadblocks triggered by torrential rains, defence officials said.

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Welcome To IANS Live - TopStory - Army rescues 300 more stranded tourists in Sikkim

Defence spokesman Lt. Col Mahendra Rawat said that troops of Trishakti Corps rescued all the 300 tourists at Chungthang in north Sikkim, assisting them to cross the temporary bridge for further movement towards Gangtok. The