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In a shocking incident in Kanpur, a law student fell victim to a vicious assault by a pharmacy owner and three accomplices over a disagreement on pricing. The horrific attack left him with life-threatening injuries, such as a split abdomen and severed fingers. The victim's family claims that authorities initially misrepresented the case against him.
Donald Trump claims India will cease Russian oil imports, a move PM Modi reportedly assured. However, India's significant reliance on discounted Russian crude, making up over a third of its supply, presents a complex challenge. Abruptly stopping these purchases is difficult due to existing contracts and economic advantages, potentially impacting global prices.
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Delhi-NCR faces Stage II of GRAP as air quality plummets to 'very poor'. Authorities have mandated intensified dust control, expanded public transport, and restricted diesel generator use. Daily road sweeping and water sprinkling are ordered, with increased parking fees to deter private vehicles. Residents voice concerns over recurring pollution.
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