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English: Chitta Katha means White Stream; it is the local name of the stream coming down from the Hari Parbat (pictured in the background), which originates from the lake named Chitta Katha Sar. This Mountain is sacred for some people who relate it to Lord Shiva and consider it as the abode of the Lord. |
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| Author | Moebinkhurram |
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