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Rescuers search for people trapped in New Delhi building collapse as death toll rises
Search and rescue teams are combing through the debris of a collapsed building in New Delhi…
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When you ask accountablity, PM says 'dimagi naxal': Rahul on Delhi PG collapse
WorldPingRahul Gandhi has expressed his outrage over the Satya Niketan building collapse, holding the government responsible for its failure to take preventive measures and ensure accountability.
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