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House Caves In, Several Other Structures Damaged In Dhanbad Land Sinking
A house caved in and a dozen others developed cracks after a land subsidence incident in a Bharat Coking Coal Ltd (BCCL) area, about 19 km from Dhanbad district headquarters on Monday, a company official said.
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Rs 8 Lakh Fine, Recovery Of Expenses: Uttarakhand Approves Tough "Anti-Riot" Law
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami's government has approved the country's most stringent law (ordinance) to provide compensation for the entire loss caused during riots.
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Angry Over Being Scolded, Indore Teen Breaks School Fans With Sword: Cops
Angry with his teachers who scolded him for his unruly behaviour and harassing girls, a 15-year-old boy carried a sword to his school in Indore and vandalised property, prompting the police to register a case against him under the Arms Act.
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Feels Like Jail, Say Students At College Near Hyderabad, Go On Rampage
They say they were virtually kept locked up in their college campus and made to study without a break by the college authorities. They were reportedly refused leave to go home to meet their families, even for festivals. The frustrated students allegedly revolted and damaged furniture, fans, beds, beches, lights, window panes and everything they cou...
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House Caves In, Several Other Structures Damaged In Dhanbad Land Sinking
A house caved in and a dozen others developed cracks after a land subsidence incident in a Bharat Coking Coal Ltd (BCCL) area, about 19 km from Dhanbad district headquarters on Monday, a company official said.
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Rs 8 Lakh Fine, Recovery Of Expenses: Uttarakhand Approves Tough "Anti-Riot" Law
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami's government has approved the country's most stringent law (ordinance) to provide compensation for the entire loss caused during riots.
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Angry Over Being Scolded, Indore Teen Breaks School Fans With Sword: Cops
Angry with his teachers who scolded him for his unruly behaviour and harassing girls, a 15-year-old boy carried a sword to his school in Indore and vandalised property, prompting the police to register a case against him under the Arms Act.
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Feels Like Jail, Say Students At College Near Hyderabad, Go On Rampage
They say they were virtually kept locked up in their college campus and made to study without a break by the college authorities. They were reportedly refused leave to go home to meet their families, even for festivals. The frustrated students allegedly revolted and damaged furniture, fans, beds, beches, lights, window panes and everything they cou...
