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E-Way Landside: Man Dies While Driving Daughter to First Day of College
When Dilip Gopal Patel drove out from his Bhayander home last morning, he was looking forward to new beginnings, with his 18-year-old daughter due to start her first day of college from today. Little did the family suspect, however, that their trip to Pune would eventually spell the end for Dilip, who perished in the landslide that struck the Mumba...
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E-Way Landslide: Youth Rushes to Help Victims, Dies in Hit-And-Run Incident
The Mumbai-Pune Expressway witnessed a gory Sunday that claimed three lives after a landslide struck near Khopoli. While two motorists lost their lives in the natural disaster, the third death was that of a young hero who was tragically hit by a car even as he rushed to help the victims of the landslip.
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Mumbai's toxic Holi: Over 200 hospitalised for colour poisoning
Holi celebrations in Mumbai turned sour when over 200 people, most of them children, suffered colour poisoning. Many of them were hospitalised following allergic reactions. The incident occurred in Shastrinagar area of Dharavi this afternoon when Holi celebrations were in full swing.
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E-Way Landside: Man Dies While Driving Daughter to First Day of College
When Dilip Gopal Patel drove out from his Bhayander home last morning, he was looking forward to new beginnings, with his 18-year-old daughter due to start her first day of college from today. Little did the family suspect, however, that their trip to Pune would eventually spell the end for Dilip, who perished in the landslide that struck the Mumba...
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E-Way Landslide: Youth Rushes to Help Victims, Dies in Hit-And-Run Incident
The Mumbai-Pune Expressway witnessed a gory Sunday that claimed three lives after a landslide struck near Khopoli. While two motorists lost their lives in the natural disaster, the third death was that of a young hero who was tragically hit by a car even as he rushed to help the victims of the landslip.
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Mumbai's toxic Holi: Over 200 hospitalised for colour poisoning
Holi celebrations in Mumbai turned sour when over 200 people, most of them children, suffered colour poisoning. Many of them were hospitalised following allergic reactions. The incident occurred in Shastrinagar area of Dharavi this afternoon when Holi celebrations were in full swing.
