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Updated: August 28, 2008 14:42 IST

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Three Little Legs and a Frock

His voice quivered as he spoke. His fingers tightly held on to a photograph. His feet were covered with soot and sand. "They are Rohan and Shraddha," Pankaj Patel muttered hesitatingly in Gujarati, pointing at the photograph as a dozen heads poured in, trying to get a glimpse of the faces in the picture.
--Tejas Mehta



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