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'Cut My Hands But Pull Me Out,' Mumbai Building Collapse Survivor Said
When rescuers finally managed to reach 50-year-old Pragya Jadeja trapped underneath the rubble of a four-storey building that collapsed in east Mumbai's Ghatkopar on Tuesday, her desperation peaked into a hopeless cry: "Please cut my hands but pull me out of the debris."
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No place for acid attack survivors in India
Preeti Rathi, a 23-year-old resident of Delhi had no idea of what awaited her when she reached Mumbai. Minutes after she alighted from her train at the Bandra Terminus, she was attacked by an alleged stalker, who threw acid on her. Her face was now completely disfigured and she lost vision in one eye. Suffering in pain, she is now voicing her pain ...
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Train carrying Gyaneshwari Express survivors reaches Mumbai
Two days after the derailment of Gyaneshwari Express in West Bengal, unhurt passengers finally reached Mumbai by a special relief train late on Saturday night. Emotions ran high as many struggled to cope with the scale of the tragedy. Many were happy to have escaped from the jaws of death. But amidst this all was a feeling anger against the Naxals ...
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'Cut My Hands But Pull Me Out,' Mumbai Building Collapse Survivor Said
When rescuers finally managed to reach 50-year-old Pragya Jadeja trapped underneath the rubble of a four-storey building that collapsed in east Mumbai's Ghatkopar on Tuesday, her desperation peaked into a hopeless cry: "Please cut my hands but pull me out of the debris."
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No place for acid attack survivors in India
Preeti Rathi, a 23-year-old resident of Delhi had no idea of what awaited her when she reached Mumbai. Minutes after she alighted from her train at the Bandra Terminus, she was attacked by an alleged stalker, who threw acid on her. Her face was now completely disfigured and she lost vision in one eye. Suffering in pain, she is now voicing her pain ...
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Train carrying Gyaneshwari Express survivors reaches Mumbai
Two days after the derailment of Gyaneshwari Express in West Bengal, unhurt passengers finally reached Mumbai by a special relief train late on Saturday night. Emotions ran high as many struggled to cope with the scale of the tragedy. Many were happy to have escaped from the jaws of death. But amidst this all was a feeling anger against the Naxals ...
