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2 Men Charged For Killing Indian-Origin Brothers In UK In 2019
Two men have been convicted by a UK court over a horrific road collision which claimed the lives of Indian-origin brothers, 10-year-old Sanjay and 23-month-old Pawanveer Singh, in Wolverhampton four years ago.
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1 Shot Dead, 5 Injured In Firing Over Verbal Duel On Speeding In UP
A man was shot dead, while five others were injured in Uttar Pradesh's Amethi on Sunday following a dispute over speeding.
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Court Holds Road Accident Victim Responsible For His Own Death
A man accused of causing death of another person in a road mishap, has been let off by a city court which held the victim responsible for his death as he was drunk and was riding his bike without a helmet.
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Injured 23-Year-Old Road Mishap Survivor Gets Hefty Compensation in Delhi
A 23-year-old boy, who was grievously injured after being hit by a bus, has been awarded a compensation of around Rs 7 lakh by the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in New Delhi.
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4 Dead, 2 Injured in Multiple Collision in Bangalore
Four persons were killed and two others injured in a multiple collision after a city bus went out of control and dashed against a goods auto on a flyover here tonight, police said.
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Teen killed in car crash month before engagement
Little did Shifa Shaikh, a 16-year-old teen know that her late night outing with friends for juice on Tuesday would be her last. In another road accident at Peddar Road, a group of teenagers were injured, killing one when the car rammed into a road divider in the wee hours of Tuesday. The deceased Shifa Shaikh (16) was all set for her engagement to...
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Bus driver beaten to death in Delhi
A group of men travelling in a car allegedly beat a bus driver to death in Seemapuri area in the national capital after he did not allow them the right to way in the wee hours.48-year-old, Sheikh Kale, the tourist bus driver, was beaten to death by the men while he was going back home in New Seemapuri along with his conductor Azad at around 2 am.So...
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2 Men Charged For Killing Indian-Origin Brothers In UK In 2019
Two men have been convicted by a UK court over a horrific road collision which claimed the lives of Indian-origin brothers, 10-year-old Sanjay and 23-month-old Pawanveer Singh, in Wolverhampton four years ago.
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1 Shot Dead, 5 Injured In Firing Over Verbal Duel On Speeding In UP
A man was shot dead, while five others were injured in Uttar Pradesh's Amethi on Sunday following a dispute over speeding.
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Court Holds Road Accident Victim Responsible For His Own Death
A man accused of causing death of another person in a road mishap, has been let off by a city court which held the victim responsible for his death as he was drunk and was riding his bike without a helmet.
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Injured 23-Year-Old Road Mishap Survivor Gets Hefty Compensation in Delhi
A 23-year-old boy, who was grievously injured after being hit by a bus, has been awarded a compensation of around Rs 7 lakh by the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in New Delhi.
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4 Dead, 2 Injured in Multiple Collision in Bangalore
Four persons were killed and two others injured in a multiple collision after a city bus went out of control and dashed against a goods auto on a flyover here tonight, police said.
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Teen killed in car crash month before engagement
Little did Shifa Shaikh, a 16-year-old teen know that her late night outing with friends for juice on Tuesday would be her last. In another road accident at Peddar Road, a group of teenagers were injured, killing one when the car rammed into a road divider in the wee hours of Tuesday. The deceased Shifa Shaikh (16) was all set for her engagement to...
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Bus driver beaten to death in Delhi
A group of men travelling in a car allegedly beat a bus driver to death in Seemapuri area in the national capital after he did not allow them the right to way in the wee hours.48-year-old, Sheikh Kale, the tourist bus driver, was beaten to death by the men while he was going back home in New Seemapuri along with his conductor Azad at around 2 am.So...
