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TOPSHOTS

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TOPSHOTS Indian children wade through a submerged area after a rain shower in Allahabad on June 9, 2013. India's 235 million farmers still rely on the erratic rains to soak around 60 percent of the country's farmland -- despite calls for the government to improve irrigation and water-harvesting methods to ensure more stable crop output. AFP PHOTO/ SANJAY KANOJIA

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created date 2013-06-09

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline Sanjay Kanojia

original transmission reference Del6223173

weight 1,75MB

size 30cm x 19cm by 300dpi

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