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The practice of allowing tall grass to grow in ordnance depot compounds, the existing hazards in loading and off-loading ammunition trains in the dump area and the need for technical innovations to make storage safer are likely to be analysed by the Army's in-house inquiry into the Bharatpur fire, highly placed sources here said.
Bharatpur blaze put out
LTTE claims Pallai
Mir Qasim the mediator?
U.S. 'report card' indicts Pak.
Bid on J&K Minister's life
Court martial law archaic, says S.C.
Inflation rate at new high
PM recovers
No defect in storage procedure: Army
Serious lapse caused fire: Pilot
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