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1 Student Killed, 5 Feared Swept Away At Andhra Pradesh Beach: Police
An engineering student was killed while five others were feared swept away in tides at a beach in Anakapalli district of Andhra Pradesh on Friday, police said.
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19-Year-Old College Student Drowns In Waterfall In Karnataka: Police
A 19-year-old engineering student, who was on a visit to Arbi falls in Udupi district was swept away in the waters on Tuesday, police sources said.
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Watch: Onlookers Rescue Schoolchildren From Truck In Flood-hit Rajasthan
A truck transporting schoolchildren in Rajasthan's Dungarpur district was swept away by floods amid heavy rainfall on Sunday. Fortunately, timely intervention by local residents prevented the students from coming to any harm.
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Engineering Student Swept Away By Currents While Swimming In Sea In Puri
An 18-year-old engineering student on Tuesday went missing while taking bath in the sea in Puri, police said.
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Student, On The Way To Exam Centre, Swept Away By Flashfloods In Jammu
The weather conditions have been severe in Doda region since Monday and the authorities have announced a shutdown of all schools to prevent any unpleasant incident.
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IIT Kharagpur Students Develop 'SleepDoc'; Win First Accenture Innovation Challenge
The students from IIT Kharagpur swept away the grand prize at the first 'Accenture Innovation Challenge' with their sleep assistant which monitors sleep patterns remotely through a wireless device.
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The New York Times Blames 'Sand Mafia' for Beas Tragedy
Less than a month after 24 students of an engineering college from Hyderabad were swept away in Himachal Pradesh's Beas river, a US daily on Wednesday blamed the "sand mafia" for the tragedy.
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Beas Tragedy: Two More Bodies Recovered, Six Still Untraceable
Rescuers today recovered the bodies of two more students of a Hyderabad-based engineering college who, along with their 22 other friends and a co-tour operator, were swept away in the Beas river on June 8, taking the number of bodies traced so far to 19.
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Beas Tragedy: No Trace of Missing Students, Rains Hamper Rescue Operations
Rescuers failed to recover the body of any of the 17 missing persons, swept away in the Beas River on June 8, with pre-monsoon rains posing hurdles before them.
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Blog: 'One Second We Were Taking Pictures, Then it Was All Over'
As I walked into Hotel River Bank in this sleepy town of Mandi, despite the scrum of cameras, reporters and politicians, there was a sense of grave quiet. This is where 24 students from Hyderabad are staying while they wait for news of their classmates.
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Strong Words From Court on Students Drowning: 10 Developments
A fifth student's body was discovered by rescuers this morning who are searching the River Beas in Mandi where 24 students were washed away after water was released from a dam, allegedly without warning.
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Beas River Tragedy: Rescuers Recover Fifth Body
Rescuers this morning recovered the body of one more student, who was among the 24 swept away on Sunday in a sudden surge of water released from a dam in Himachal Pradesh. The body will be sent for post mortem and then back home. Totally, five bodies have been found so far.
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Help Came Hours Later, Say Student Survivors of Beas River Tragedy
Rescuers have recovered the bodies of five students from the River Beas in Himachal Pradesh who were swept away along with 19 classmates on Sunday evening in a sudden surge of water released from a dam.
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4 students feared drowned in Nethravathi
Four students, all hailing from Kerala and pursuing their engineering courses in Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT), Mangalore, were feared drowned after being swept away by strong currents in Nethravathi river near Innoli Dharmanagar on Sunday evening.
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Mullaperiyar dam: Children in Vallakadavu traumatised
LKG student Sajira is afraid to go to school. She wants to stay with her umma and vappa so that they won't be swept away, if Mullaperiyar dam collapses. Similar is the version of hundreds of children who were protesting at Vallakadavu, just six kilometres downstream the dam.
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1 Student Killed, 5 Feared Swept Away At Andhra Pradesh Beach: Police
An engineering student was killed while five others were feared swept away in tides at a beach in Anakapalli district of Andhra Pradesh on Friday, police said.
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19-Year-Old College Student Drowns In Waterfall In Karnataka: Police
A 19-year-old engineering student, who was on a visit to Arbi falls in Udupi district was swept away in the waters on Tuesday, police sources said.
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Watch: Onlookers Rescue Schoolchildren From Truck In Flood-hit Rajasthan
A truck transporting schoolchildren in Rajasthan's Dungarpur district was swept away by floods amid heavy rainfall on Sunday. Fortunately, timely intervention by local residents prevented the students from coming to any harm.
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Engineering Student Swept Away By Currents While Swimming In Sea In Puri
An 18-year-old engineering student on Tuesday went missing while taking bath in the sea in Puri, police said.
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Student, On The Way To Exam Centre, Swept Away By Flashfloods In Jammu
The weather conditions have been severe in Doda region since Monday and the authorities have announced a shutdown of all schools to prevent any unpleasant incident.
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IIT Kharagpur Students Develop 'SleepDoc'; Win First Accenture Innovation Challenge
The students from IIT Kharagpur swept away the grand prize at the first 'Accenture Innovation Challenge' with their sleep assistant which monitors sleep patterns remotely through a wireless device.
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The New York Times Blames 'Sand Mafia' for Beas Tragedy
Less than a month after 24 students of an engineering college from Hyderabad were swept away in Himachal Pradesh's Beas river, a US daily on Wednesday blamed the "sand mafia" for the tragedy.
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Beas Tragedy: Two More Bodies Recovered, Six Still Untraceable
Rescuers today recovered the bodies of two more students of a Hyderabad-based engineering college who, along with their 22 other friends and a co-tour operator, were swept away in the Beas river on June 8, taking the number of bodies traced so far to 19.
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Beas Tragedy: No Trace of Missing Students, Rains Hamper Rescue Operations
Rescuers failed to recover the body of any of the 17 missing persons, swept away in the Beas River on June 8, with pre-monsoon rains posing hurdles before them.
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Blog: 'One Second We Were Taking Pictures, Then it Was All Over'
As I walked into Hotel River Bank in this sleepy town of Mandi, despite the scrum of cameras, reporters and politicians, there was a sense of grave quiet. This is where 24 students from Hyderabad are staying while they wait for news of their classmates.
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Strong Words From Court on Students Drowning: 10 Developments
A fifth student's body was discovered by rescuers this morning who are searching the River Beas in Mandi where 24 students were washed away after water was released from a dam, allegedly without warning.
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Beas River Tragedy: Rescuers Recover Fifth Body
Rescuers this morning recovered the body of one more student, who was among the 24 swept away on Sunday in a sudden surge of water released from a dam in Himachal Pradesh. The body will be sent for post mortem and then back home. Totally, five bodies have been found so far.
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Help Came Hours Later, Say Student Survivors of Beas River Tragedy
Rescuers have recovered the bodies of five students from the River Beas in Himachal Pradesh who were swept away along with 19 classmates on Sunday evening in a sudden surge of water released from a dam.
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4 students feared drowned in Nethravathi
Four students, all hailing from Kerala and pursuing their engineering courses in Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT), Mangalore, were feared drowned after being swept away by strong currents in Nethravathi river near Innoli Dharmanagar on Sunday evening.
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Mullaperiyar dam: Children in Vallakadavu traumatised
LKG student Sajira is afraid to go to school. She wants to stay with her umma and vappa so that they won't be swept away, if Mullaperiyar dam collapses. Similar is the version of hundreds of children who were protesting at Vallakadavu, just six kilometres downstream the dam.
