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الصفحة 41
The Dogra soldiers were to take tense and stage a master deception planned to
confuse the Boti troops and their leader . They were thus to strew a large area of
the snow with tents and to about erecting tents for a force 1 , 000 times larger ...
The Dogra soldiers were to take tense and stage a master deception planned to
confuse the Boti troops and their leader . They were thus to strew a large area of
the snow with tents and to about erecting tents for a force 1 , 000 times larger ...
الصفحة 42
On seeing the hesitancy of their leaders , the entire troops sat down and began
preparing the evening tea and meal not aware of the Dogras intentions . The
Dogra scouts passed all this information to their commanders who were burning
for ...
On seeing the hesitancy of their leaders , the entire troops sat down and began
preparing the evening tea and meal not aware of the Dogras intentions . The
Dogra scouts passed all this information to their commanders who were burning
for ...
الصفحة 256
However , as L . B . A . leaders are keen on early setting up of an Autonomous
Hill Council for their district , the discussions on the Buddhist proposals had to be
resumed the following day in which Congress ( I ) and Ladakh Muslims ...
However , as L . B . A . leaders are keen on early setting up of an Autonomous
Hill Council for their district , the discussions on the Buddhist proposals had to be
resumed the following day in which Congress ( I ) and Ladakh Muslims ...
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المحتوى
Introduction | 1 |
The Land and The People | 12 |
History of Ladakhi Rulers | 31 |
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