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Agni Teaser Out: Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu Lead India’s First Firefighter Film
The teaser for Agni, India’s first firefighter-focused film, has been released by Prime Video. Starring Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu, Saiyami Kher, and Jitendra Joshi, the movie delves into the lives of Mumbai’s brave firefighters and law enforcement as they tackle a series of mysterious fires engulfing the city. Directed by Rahul Dholakia, known f...
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BJP, JDS In Firefighting Mode Over Deve Gowda's Grandson's Sex Scandal
JDS lawmaker Sharangouda Kandkur has demanded the suspension of party leader Prajwal Revanna amid a row over explicit videos - allegedly showing the Hassan MP sexually assaulting multiple women - that began circulating a day after voting.
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Watch: Woman Rescued From Truck Dangling Off US Bridge
Police confirmed the incident as a "motor vehicle collision" and announced the bridge closure "for some time."
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Passenger Bus Catches Fire On Yamuna Expressway, 2nd Incident In A Single Day
A bus caught fire on the Yamuna Expressway near Delhi today, the police said. There were no reports of casualties or injuries. Firefighters and the police are at the site.
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Foreigner Arrested For Allegedly Starting Greece Wildfire: Report
Greek police on Monday arrested a man suspected of starting an ongoing wildfire near Athens fuelled by a heatwave and strong winds, firefighters said.
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Blast In Berlin Apartment Building Leaves 12 Firefighters, Cops Injured
Two police officers and several firefighters were injured in an explosion at an apartment building in the western German town of Ratingen on Thursday, said the state interior ministry.
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2 Commandos Injured In Encounter With Maoists In Chhattisgarh
At least half a dozen Maoists sustained bullet injuries in the firefight, police said.
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4 Dead After Fire Breaks Out At Factory In Japan
Four workers have died in a blaze at a rice cracker factory in Japan, police said Saturday, with firefighters working throughout the night to extinguish the inferno.
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South Africa Parliament Fire Restarts Hours After Being Declared Tamed
Firefighters on Monday resumed their battle against a blaze that has engulfed South Africa's parliament and threatened national treasures, as police confirmed they had charged a 49-year-old with starting the inferno.
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Man Suspected Of Throwing Fire Extinguisher At Police In US Capitol Is Arrested
A retired firefighter who is suspected of throwing a fire extinguisher at police during last week's mob attack on the U.S. Capitol has been arrested, a U.S. Justice Department spokeswoman confirmed on Thursday.
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Amit Shah In Bengal - A Politically Key Lunch, Firefighting On Agenda
On the day of Amit Shah's arrival in Kolkata on Wednesday evening, West Bengal BJP once again demonstrated it was in full battle mode, skirmishing with the police at Central Avenue in the heart of the city. The police were trying to control a march by the BJP to the Mahatma Gandhi statue.
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13 Firefighters Among 14 Injured In Delhi Factory Fire: Highlights
Fourteen people, including 13 firefighters, were injured after a battery factory collapsed after a fire broke out in Delhi's Peera Garhi this morning. A security guard of the factory was also injured, a police officer told reporters and said one person was still trapped under the debris.
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Firefighter Killed After Explosion Brings Down Battery Warehouse In Delhi
A firefighter was killed at a battery warehouse in west Delhi's Peera Garhi after it caught fire and the structure collapsed following an explosion, officials said. Two firefighters and a worker have been rescued. They suffered minor injuries, officials said. The police said 14 others are injured.
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Australian Bushfires: Firefighter On Rescue Operation Lit Seven Blazes, Say Police
Police in fire-ravaged Australia on Wednesday charged a volunteer firefighter with arson, alleging he lit seven blazes before returning to help colleagues extinguish them.
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China Army In Hong Kong For 1st Time Since Pro-Democracy Protests Began
China on Saturday deployed its troops in Hong Kong for the first time since the unprecedented pro-democracy protests began in the former British colony more than five months ago over a proposed extradition law, with soldiers in plain clothes clearing the roadblocks.
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Agni Teaser Out: Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu Lead India’s First Firefighter Film
The teaser for Agni, India’s first firefighter-focused film, has been released by Prime Video. Starring Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu, Saiyami Kher, and Jitendra Joshi, the movie delves into the lives of Mumbai’s brave firefighters and law enforcement as they tackle a series of mysterious fires engulfing the city. Directed by Rahul Dholakia, known f...
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BJP, JDS In Firefighting Mode Over Deve Gowda's Grandson's Sex Scandal
JDS lawmaker Sharangouda Kandkur has demanded the suspension of party leader Prajwal Revanna amid a row over explicit videos - allegedly showing the Hassan MP sexually assaulting multiple women - that began circulating a day after voting.
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Watch: Woman Rescued From Truck Dangling Off US Bridge
Police confirmed the incident as a "motor vehicle collision" and announced the bridge closure "for some time."
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Passenger Bus Catches Fire On Yamuna Expressway, 2nd Incident In A Single Day
A bus caught fire on the Yamuna Expressway near Delhi today, the police said. There were no reports of casualties or injuries. Firefighters and the police are at the site.
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Foreigner Arrested For Allegedly Starting Greece Wildfire: Report
Greek police on Monday arrested a man suspected of starting an ongoing wildfire near Athens fuelled by a heatwave and strong winds, firefighters said.
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Blast In Berlin Apartment Building Leaves 12 Firefighters, Cops Injured
Two police officers and several firefighters were injured in an explosion at an apartment building in the western German town of Ratingen on Thursday, said the state interior ministry.
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2 Commandos Injured In Encounter With Maoists In Chhattisgarh
At least half a dozen Maoists sustained bullet injuries in the firefight, police said.
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4 Dead After Fire Breaks Out At Factory In Japan
Four workers have died in a blaze at a rice cracker factory in Japan, police said Saturday, with firefighters working throughout the night to extinguish the inferno.
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South Africa Parliament Fire Restarts Hours After Being Declared Tamed
Firefighters on Monday resumed their battle against a blaze that has engulfed South Africa's parliament and threatened national treasures, as police confirmed they had charged a 49-year-old with starting the inferno.
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Man Suspected Of Throwing Fire Extinguisher At Police In US Capitol Is Arrested
A retired firefighter who is suspected of throwing a fire extinguisher at police during last week's mob attack on the U.S. Capitol has been arrested, a U.S. Justice Department spokeswoman confirmed on Thursday.
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Amit Shah In Bengal - A Politically Key Lunch, Firefighting On Agenda
On the day of Amit Shah's arrival in Kolkata on Wednesday evening, West Bengal BJP once again demonstrated it was in full battle mode, skirmishing with the police at Central Avenue in the heart of the city. The police were trying to control a march by the BJP to the Mahatma Gandhi statue.
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13 Firefighters Among 14 Injured In Delhi Factory Fire: Highlights
Fourteen people, including 13 firefighters, were injured after a battery factory collapsed after a fire broke out in Delhi's Peera Garhi this morning. A security guard of the factory was also injured, a police officer told reporters and said one person was still trapped under the debris.
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Firefighter Killed After Explosion Brings Down Battery Warehouse In Delhi
A firefighter was killed at a battery warehouse in west Delhi's Peera Garhi after it caught fire and the structure collapsed following an explosion, officials said. Two firefighters and a worker have been rescued. They suffered minor injuries, officials said. The police said 14 others are injured.
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Australian Bushfires: Firefighter On Rescue Operation Lit Seven Blazes, Say Police
Police in fire-ravaged Australia on Wednesday charged a volunteer firefighter with arson, alleging he lit seven blazes before returning to help colleagues extinguish them.
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China Army In Hong Kong For 1st Time Since Pro-Democracy Protests Began
China on Saturday deployed its troops in Hong Kong for the first time since the unprecedented pro-democracy protests began in the former British colony more than five months ago over a proposed extradition law, with soldiers in plain clothes clearing the roadblocks.
