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    Cockroach Janta Party protest: Youth kept trapped in Hindu-Muslim politics, says Abhijeet Dipke

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    Mumbai is worried about water, but its control over mainland dams is depriving others

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    Bihar educator, YouTuber ‘Khan Sir’ booked in case linked to firing outside his coaching institute

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    Why India is not able to fully use the solar power it generates

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    Bhopal’s Barkatullah University to be renamed Vagdevi Bhojpal University

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    ‘Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai’ review: A dated comedy about one man with two pregnant partners

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A deluge of mud due after heavy rains swept through the coastal city Atami in Japan on Saturday.

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Breaking video: The moment a landslide occurred in Atami, Japan, leaving 20 people missing. pic.twitter.com/Kukq6ndvlh

— PM Breaking News (@PMBreakingNews) July 3, 2021

Pray for Japan 🇯🇵🙏🏼 pic.twitter.com/rfMhQ9NIQA

— Volleytrails🏐 (@TwoCityTrails) July 3, 2021

#BREAKING: There are fears for at least 19 people currently missing after a mudslide hit homes in Atami, Japan, west of Tokyo.

Rescue workers are currently underway to search for the missing people . pic.twitter.com/WP1qxtqLdN

— 10 News First (@10NewsFirst) July 3, 2021

AFTERMATH: Video shows scene in Atami, Japan, where a powerful mudslide carrying a deluge of black water and debris crashed into rows of houses following heavy rains, leaving at least 19 people missing. https://t.co/jYXJCjPpUw pic.twitter.com/LC78TYzgs3

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