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Chinese Manjha Kills Again, 22-Year-Old Latest Victim Of Killer Kite String
Banned kite strings, widely known as Chinese Manjha, have claimed one more life in Delhi. Twenty-two-year-old businessman Yash Goswami was on his scooter on the Rani Jhansi flyover in north Delhi when a kite string slashed his neck
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Birds At High Risk Of Injuries Due To Chinese Kite String
Delhi Government has issued instructions to all concerned departments to ban the use of Chinese Manjha.
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Delhi Issues Advisory To All Departments To Ban Use Of Chinese Kite String
Delhi Government has issued instructions to all concerned departments to ban the use of Chinese Manjha.
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Man Arrested For Selling Banned Chinese Kite Strings In Delhi: Cops
A 25-year-old man was arrested from northeast Delhi's Jafrabad area for allegedly dealing in Chinese manjha, police said on Sunday.
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Inform Steps Taken To Implement Ban On Chinese 'Manjha': Delhi Court To Police
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the city police to inform it about the steps taken to implement the National Green Tribunal's (NGT) order banning sale of Chinese synthetic 'manjha' used for kite flying.
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Chinese Kite Strings Cause Over 500 Disruptions In 3 Years, Damage Power Lines: Lucknow Metro
The love for Chinese manjha (kite string) among kite enthusiasts in Lucknow has become a major hurdle for the Uttar Pradesh Metro with over 500 disruptions recorded in three years due to the banned strings, the transporter said in Lucknow.
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"We Will Drive Covid-19 Out": Delhi Kite-Maker's Independence Day Message
Independence Day 2020: On Independence Day every year, skies across the country are dotted with kites as people fly them to mark the joy of freedom from the British rule. This year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, a kite-maker in Delhi has come up with a novel idea. He has made kites with precautions against the deadly virus printed on them.
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Delhi Minister Imran Hussain Awarded By PETA For Ban On Chinese Manjha
Delhi environment minister Imran Hussain was awarded by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)-India for banning the Chinese manjha, or the glass-coated kite strings, across Delhi.
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Green Panel Imposes Interim Nationwide Ban On Manjha For Flying Kites
The National Green Tribunal today imposed an interim nationwide ban on use of glass-coated 'manjha' for flying kites as the sharp string poses a danger to humans, animals and birds.
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Delhi, Centre At War Again, This Time Over Killer Kite Strings
The tragic death of two young children in the capital has drawn attention to a delay in banning glass-coated kite strings, commonly known as the Chinese manja. The Aam Aadmi Party government has blamed a senior bureaucrat and sought action against him.
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Kite Strings Kill 2 Children Who Had Heads Stuck Out of Sunroofs In Delhi
Two children and a man died on Independence Day as Chinese kite string (manjha), coated with powdered glass, slit their throats in separate incidents across the national capital, prompting the Delhi government to finally ban the killer thread.
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Chinese Manjha Kills Again, 22-Year-Old Latest Victim Of Killer Kite String
Banned kite strings, widely known as Chinese Manjha, have claimed one more life in Delhi. Twenty-two-year-old businessman Yash Goswami was on his scooter on the Rani Jhansi flyover in north Delhi when a kite string slashed his neck
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Birds At High Risk Of Injuries Due To Chinese Kite String
Delhi Government has issued instructions to all concerned departments to ban the use of Chinese Manjha.
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Delhi Issues Advisory To All Departments To Ban Use Of Chinese Kite String
Delhi Government has issued instructions to all concerned departments to ban the use of Chinese Manjha.
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Man Arrested For Selling Banned Chinese Kite Strings In Delhi: Cops
A 25-year-old man was arrested from northeast Delhi's Jafrabad area for allegedly dealing in Chinese manjha, police said on Sunday.
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Inform Steps Taken To Implement Ban On Chinese 'Manjha': Delhi Court To Police
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the city police to inform it about the steps taken to implement the National Green Tribunal's (NGT) order banning sale of Chinese synthetic 'manjha' used for kite flying.
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Chinese Kite Strings Cause Over 500 Disruptions In 3 Years, Damage Power Lines: Lucknow Metro
The love for Chinese manjha (kite string) among kite enthusiasts in Lucknow has become a major hurdle for the Uttar Pradesh Metro with over 500 disruptions recorded in three years due to the banned strings, the transporter said in Lucknow.
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"We Will Drive Covid-19 Out": Delhi Kite-Maker's Independence Day Message
Independence Day 2020: On Independence Day every year, skies across the country are dotted with kites as people fly them to mark the joy of freedom from the British rule. This year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, a kite-maker in Delhi has come up with a novel idea. He has made kites with precautions against the deadly virus printed on them.
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Delhi Minister Imran Hussain Awarded By PETA For Ban On Chinese Manjha
Delhi environment minister Imran Hussain was awarded by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)-India for banning the Chinese manjha, or the glass-coated kite strings, across Delhi.
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Green Panel Imposes Interim Nationwide Ban On Manjha For Flying Kites
The National Green Tribunal today imposed an interim nationwide ban on use of glass-coated 'manjha' for flying kites as the sharp string poses a danger to humans, animals and birds.
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Delhi, Centre At War Again, This Time Over Killer Kite Strings
The tragic death of two young children in the capital has drawn attention to a delay in banning glass-coated kite strings, commonly known as the Chinese manja. The Aam Aadmi Party government has blamed a senior bureaucrat and sought action against him.
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Kite Strings Kill 2 Children Who Had Heads Stuck Out of Sunroofs In Delhi
Two children and a man died on Independence Day as Chinese kite string (manjha), coated with powdered glass, slit their throats in separate incidents across the national capital, prompting the Delhi government to finally ban the killer thread.
