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Bellary

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Bel·la·ry  (b-lär)
A town of south-central India north-northwest of Bangalore. It is a trade and administrative center. Population: 317,000.


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The brouhaha over the alleged irregularities in Obulapuram iron ore mines owned by Janardhan Reddy and his brothers Karunakar Reddy and Somasekhara Reddy ( popularly called Reddy brothers or Bellary brothers) in Anantapur district bordering Bellary in Karnataka has virtually split the Telugu media into two groups, which are now indulging in mudslinging against each other.
Reddys of Karnataka spark a media war by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
Two IAF Mi-8s' flew over worst hit Bellary district for about four hours and 20 minutes and another took off from Yelahanka air base and dropped 2.
Indian Air Force continues relief measures in flood-hit Karnataka by Asian News International
Colleague Abel Romel Bellary pulled it off a minute later.
NHS 2 taped up mouth of patient, 89; COURT by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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