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Two Arrested With Whale Vomit Worth Over Rs 5 Crore In Mumbai
The Mumbai police's crime branch has arrested two persons with Ambergris or vomit of whale worth Rs 5.91 crore from suburban Bhandup, an official said Thursday.
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3 Arrested With Whales' Ambergris Worth Rs 2.7 Crore In Mumbai
Police, along with a forest officer, raided a room at a locality and picked up three persons with the Ambergris weighing 2.7 kg.
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Mumbai Man Arrested For Possessing Rs 1.7 Crore-Worth Whale Vomit: Cops
A 53-year-old man who had come to sell 1.3 kg of ambergris -- or whale vomit -- worth Rs 1.7 crore was arrested in Mumbai, police on Tuesday.
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40-Feet-Long Whale Washes Ashore In Maharashtra's Raigad Coast
The decomposed body of a 40-feet-long whale has washed ashore on the Arabian Sea coast in the Raigad district near Mumbai, an official said.
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Dead 40-Foot Whale Found In 2 Pieces On Mumbai Shore
A 40-foot carcass of the Bryde's Whale washed up the coast of South Mumbai in Colaba during high tide on Monday.
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Court Seeks Centre's Response On Plea Seeking Ban On Blue Whale Challenge
The Bombay High Court today directed the Union government to file an affidavit in response to a public interest litigation (PIL), seeking a ban on the Blue Whale Challenge online game, which has triggered suicides in the country.
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2 Girls Suspected Of Playing 'Blue Whale' Counselled In West Bengal
Two girls who have been suspected of playing the 'Blue Whale' game that is believed to have driven some young people to suicide, have been counselled in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district, the police said today
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Blue Whale Game: Jaipur Boy Flees Home, Rescued In Mumbai
A 16-year-old boy from Jaipur, who had left home as part of the last stage of the notorious 'Blue Whale' online challenge game, was rescued by the police from Mumbai. The boy, a class 10 student, left his home on Monday and reached Mumbai by train the next day.
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Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Etc Told To Remove Blue Whale Challenge Links
The government has directed internet majors -- Google, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Microsoft and Yahoo -- to immediately remove the links of dangerous online game Blue Whale Challenge, which has led to deaths of children in India and other countries.
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A Teen Dead, 2 Rescued In Last 24 Hours: Blue Whale Danger
In a span of 24 hours, two schoolboys allegedly obsessed by the "Blue Whale" online suicide game have been saved in the nick of time. Last week, a teenager's suicide from a high-rise building in Mumbai was linked to the deadly game.
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Playing 'Blue Whale', 13-Year-Old Allegedly Attempts Suicide In Madhya Pradesh
Apparently playing the infamous online game 'Blue Whale challenge', a 13-year-old boy on Thursday tried to jump off the third floor of his school in Indore, but fellow students thwarted his attempt, police said.
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Blue Whale Challenge: Underground, Unknown And Dangerous
Despite demands for a ban on a game that is believed to have pushed a 14-year-old Mumbai boy to suicide, it may not be possible to bar the Blue Whale Challenge, an Internet expert said.
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Mumbai Teen Posted 'Last Picture' On Instagram Before 'Blue Whale Suicide'
Moments before a 14-year-old boy jumped off a high rise building in Mumbai, allegedly as his final "task" in the 'Blue Whale' online game, he posted his photo on Instagram and called it his "last picture", the police said today.
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After Mumbai Teen's Suicide, Fadnavis Says 'Blue Whale' Game Dangerous
On Saturday, a 14-year-old in Mumbai texted his friend, "I am going to the building to jump". Before anyone could react to the message, he had jumped off the fifth floor of a building. The police are investigating whether the death is India's first linked to the "Blue Whale" suicide challenge floating on the Internet. Several suicides outside India...
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After Mumbai Teen's Death, Concerns Of Blue Whale 'Suicide' Game
Is a deadly Internet game called 'The Blue Whale Game' responsible for the death of a 14-year-old boy in Andheri East? The teenager, who jumped off the terrace of a seven-storey building on Saturday, is being touted as the first Indian victim of the online suicide game that has claimed over 130 lives in Russia, where it originated.
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Two Arrested With Whale Vomit Worth Over Rs 5 Crore In Mumbai
The Mumbai police's crime branch has arrested two persons with Ambergris or vomit of whale worth Rs 5.91 crore from suburban Bhandup, an official said Thursday.
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3 Arrested With Whales' Ambergris Worth Rs 2.7 Crore In Mumbai
Police, along with a forest officer, raided a room at a locality and picked up three persons with the Ambergris weighing 2.7 kg.
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Mumbai Man Arrested For Possessing Rs 1.7 Crore-Worth Whale Vomit: Cops
A 53-year-old man who had come to sell 1.3 kg of ambergris -- or whale vomit -- worth Rs 1.7 crore was arrested in Mumbai, police on Tuesday.
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40-Feet-Long Whale Washes Ashore In Maharashtra's Raigad Coast
The decomposed body of a 40-feet-long whale has washed ashore on the Arabian Sea coast in the Raigad district near Mumbai, an official said.
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Dead 40-Foot Whale Found In 2 Pieces On Mumbai Shore
A 40-foot carcass of the Bryde's Whale washed up the coast of South Mumbai in Colaba during high tide on Monday.
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Court Seeks Centre's Response On Plea Seeking Ban On Blue Whale Challenge
The Bombay High Court today directed the Union government to file an affidavit in response to a public interest litigation (PIL), seeking a ban on the Blue Whale Challenge online game, which has triggered suicides in the country.
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2 Girls Suspected Of Playing 'Blue Whale' Counselled In West Bengal
Two girls who have been suspected of playing the 'Blue Whale' game that is believed to have driven some young people to suicide, have been counselled in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district, the police said today
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Blue Whale Game: Jaipur Boy Flees Home, Rescued In Mumbai
A 16-year-old boy from Jaipur, who had left home as part of the last stage of the notorious 'Blue Whale' online challenge game, was rescued by the police from Mumbai. The boy, a class 10 student, left his home on Monday and reached Mumbai by train the next day.
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Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Etc Told To Remove Blue Whale Challenge Links
The government has directed internet majors -- Google, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Microsoft and Yahoo -- to immediately remove the links of dangerous online game Blue Whale Challenge, which has led to deaths of children in India and other countries.
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A Teen Dead, 2 Rescued In Last 24 Hours: Blue Whale Danger
In a span of 24 hours, two schoolboys allegedly obsessed by the "Blue Whale" online suicide game have been saved in the nick of time. Last week, a teenager's suicide from a high-rise building in Mumbai was linked to the deadly game.
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Playing 'Blue Whale', 13-Year-Old Allegedly Attempts Suicide In Madhya Pradesh
Apparently playing the infamous online game 'Blue Whale challenge', a 13-year-old boy on Thursday tried to jump off the third floor of his school in Indore, but fellow students thwarted his attempt, police said.
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Blue Whale Challenge: Underground, Unknown And Dangerous
Despite demands for a ban on a game that is believed to have pushed a 14-year-old Mumbai boy to suicide, it may not be possible to bar the Blue Whale Challenge, an Internet expert said.
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Mumbai Teen Posted 'Last Picture' On Instagram Before 'Blue Whale Suicide'
Moments before a 14-year-old boy jumped off a high rise building in Mumbai, allegedly as his final "task" in the 'Blue Whale' online game, he posted his photo on Instagram and called it his "last picture", the police said today.
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After Mumbai Teen's Suicide, Fadnavis Says 'Blue Whale' Game Dangerous
On Saturday, a 14-year-old in Mumbai texted his friend, "I am going to the building to jump". Before anyone could react to the message, he had jumped off the fifth floor of a building. The police are investigating whether the death is India's first linked to the "Blue Whale" suicide challenge floating on the Internet. Several suicides outside India...
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After Mumbai Teen's Death, Concerns Of Blue Whale 'Suicide' Game
Is a deadly Internet game called 'The Blue Whale Game' responsible for the death of a 14-year-old boy in Andheri East? The teenager, who jumped off the terrace of a seven-storey building on Saturday, is being touted as the first Indian victim of the online suicide game that has claimed over 130 lives in Russia, where it originated.
