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The British administrator of the district at the turn of the last century , A.E.
Couchman , was much impressed by the regal ambience of the palace .
Removing his shoes outside the fort , he stepped in for a view of the famed art
objects .
The British administrator of the district at the turn of the last century , A.E.
Couchman , was much impressed by the regal ambience of the palace .
Removing his shoes outside the fort , he stepped in for a view of the famed art
objects .
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They soon built British - style huts and bungalows , turning it into a full - fledged
hill station . Gothic and non - Gothic structures soon arose and Dalhousie
became a favourite hill station of the British army personnel . That is when
convent ...
They soon built British - style huts and bungalows , turning it into a full - fledged
hill station . Gothic and non - Gothic structures soon arose and Dalhousie
became a favourite hill station of the British army personnel . That is when
convent ...
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audiences cannot appreciate so many songs in a film . But judging by the way
British audiences are reacting to music in Mumbai movies their tastes might be
changing . Writing about Bombay touch in Bollywood Dreams , Daily Express
writer ...
audiences cannot appreciate so many songs in a film . But judging by the way
British audiences are reacting to music in Mumbai movies their tastes might be
changing . Writing about Bombay touch in Bollywood Dreams , Daily Express
writer ...
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