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Wild elephants could not do what this little baby did. When&nbsp;Princess<i>&nbsp;</i>Diya Singh&nbsp;of Jaipur had a son this July, the palace was unmoved.

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Princess Diya Singh of Jaipur had a son this July, the palace was unmoved.

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Princess Diya Singh of Jaipur gives birth to son, peace follows

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Princess Diya Singh of Jaipur gives birth to son, peace follows

Wild elephants could not do what this little baby did. When Princess Diya Singh of Jaipur had a son this July, the palace was unmoved.

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