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BreakingFake identities, phone numbers: How 5 men impersonated deceased owners in ₹2.29 crore land fraud in Navi Mumbai · ‘Pakistan eroded faith’: India envoy to US calls out Islamabad's ‘distraction policy’ over Indus Waters Treaty · Protests over paper leaks: SC to hear on Monday pleas relating to police action · ‘Drugs being used to hurt India’s interests': PM Modi launches ‘Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan’, urges youths to lead movement · Jharkhand man climbs 100 ft mobile tower after exam irregularities prevent wife from getting job · Raj Thackeray alleges donation theft at Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple: ‘ ₹18 crore stolen annually’ · Tatkal ticket booking is now faster on IRCTC's new website · Assam CM says rehab top priority as flood situation improves, toll rises to 82 · Gold, code and the rupee: Inside the quiet war over how the world will pay · Fake identities, phone numbers: How 5 men impersonated deceased owners in ₹2.29 crore land fraud in Navi Mumbai · ‘Pakistan eroded faith’: India envoy to US calls out Islamabad's ‘distraction policy’ over Indus Waters Treaty · Protests over paper leaks: SC to hear on Monday pleas relating to police action · ‘Drugs being used to hurt India’s interests': PM Modi launches ‘Nasha Mukt Yuva Abhiyan’, urges youths to lead movement · Jharkhand man climbs 100 ft mobile tower after exam irregularities prevent wife from getting job · Raj Thackeray alleges donation theft at Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple: ‘ ₹18 crore stolen annually’ · Tatkal ticket booking is now faster on IRCTC's new website · Assam CM says rehab top priority as flood situation improves, toll rises to 82 · Gold, code and the rupee: Inside the quiet war over how the world will pay
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