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At least nine people including tourists&nbsp;were killed and four injured in a landslide in Haryana's Kinnaur district on Sunday.
&nbsp;The incident, which was caught on camera,&nbsp;was reported near Batseri on Sangla-Chitkul road. The victims were travelling from Chitkula to Sangla&nbsp;when boulders fell on their vehicles. The boulders came down at a high speed and also damaged the bridge and nearby houses and plantations.
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On camera: landslide kills 9 people in Haryana's Kinnaur

At least nine people including tourists&nbsp;were killed and four injured in a landslide in Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district on Sunday.

&nbsp;The incident, which was caught on camera,&nbsp;was reported near Batseri on Sangla-Chitkul road. The victims were travelling from Chitkula to Sangla&nbsp;when boulders fell on their vehicles.

At least nine people including tourists&nbsp;were killed and four injured in a landslide in Himachal&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Kinnaur district on Sunday.
&nbsp;The incident, which was caught on camera,&nbsp;was reported near Batseri on Sangla-Chitkul road. The victims were travelling from Chitkula to Sangla&nbsp;when boulders fell on their vehicles. The boulders came down at a high speed and also damaged the bridge and nearby houses and plantations. Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Incessant rain in Maharashtra kills at least 140 people, over 89,333 people evacuated &nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/incessant-rain-in-maharashtra-kills-at-least-140-people-over-89-333-people-evacuated-1627127174623">Incessant rain in Maharashtra kills at least 140 people, over 89,333 people evacuated &nbsp;</a>
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The Ghaziabad Police on Tuesday filed an FIR against six individuals, including journalists and Congress politicians, for sharing videos on Twitter that police claimed gave a &ldquo;communal twist&rdquo; to the assault on 72-year-old Abdul Samad.
The FIR also names Twitter, apart form AltNews founder Mohammad Zubair, journalists Rana Ayyub and Saba Naqvi, and Salman Nizami, Maskoor Usmani and Shama Mohamed of Congress
Police said action was taken by Ghaziabad police because all of them had shared the videos on their Twitter handles without verifying it.
The video of the assault had gone viral, but the police later claimed that the six attackers included Hindus and Muslims who were unhappy over the amulets Samad had sold them.

Twitter, journalists booked for 'giving communal colour' to Ghaziabad attack video

FIR against six individuals, including journalists and Congress politicians, for sharing videos on Twitter that Ghaziabad police claimed gave a &ldquo;communal twist&rdquo; to the assault on 72-year-old Abdul Samad.

Ghaziabad assault video: FIR against Twitter, journalists for giving communal turn

The Ghaziabad Police on Tuesday filed an FIR against six individuals, including journalists and Congress politicians, for sharing videos on Twitter that police claimed gave a &ldquo;communal twist&rdquo; to the assault on 72-year-old Abdul Samad.
The FIR also names Twitter, apart form AltNews founder Mohammad Zubair, journalists Rana Ayyub and Saba Naqvi, and Salman Nizami, Maskoor Usmani and Shama Mohamed of Congress
Police said action was taken by Ghaziabad police because all of them had shared the videos on their Twitter handles without verifying it.
The video of the assault had gone viral, but the police later claimed that the six attackers included Hindus and Muslims who were unhappy over the amulets Samad had sold them.

Dr Dimple Arora Chawla tested positive for coronavirus in April while 7 months pregnant with her second child. After her oxygen level started dipping, she was hospitalised and given Remdesivir and adminstered two rounds of plasma therapy. However, two weeks after testing positive her unborn baby died in the womb, and the next day she too passed away.
The 34 year old dentist made a video for her family and friends to not take the virus lightly. Her husband shared her message on social media to honour his wife&rsquo;s last wishes- to spread awareness about the virus.
According to the government gudileines, pregnant and lactating women are&nbsp; advised to not take the Covid vaccine and both groups have not been part of any vaccine trial so far.&nbsp; 

Doctor loses baby & life to Covid, husband shares her last message 

Dr Dimple Arora Chawla tested positive for coronavirus in April while 7 months pregnant with her second child. After her oxygen level started dipping, she was hospitalised and given Remdesivir and adminstered two rounds of plasma therapy. However, two weeks after testing positive her unborn baby died in the womb, and the next day she too passed away.
The 34 year old dentist made a video for her family and friends to not take the virus lightly. Her husband shared her message on social media to honour his wife&rsquo;s last wishes- to spread awareness about the virus.
According to the government gudileines, pregnant and lactating women are&nbsp; advised to not take the Covid vaccine and both groups have not been part of any vaccine trial so far.&nbsp;

//Pregnant doctor. her unborn baby lose battle to&nbsp;Covid&nbsp; //7 months pregnant, 34-year-old dentist tested +ve in April //Dr Dimple was given&nbsp;Remdesivir, had plasma therapy //2 weeks after testing +ve, her child died in the womb...&nbsp; //...the mother passed away the next day&nbsp;&nbsp; //Doctor made a video urging people to not take Covid lightly&nbsp; //Her husband shared her last video message on social media&nbsp; //Pregnant &amp; lactating women advised to not take vaccines

Dr Dimple Arora Chawla tested positive for coronavirus in April while 7 months pregnant with her second child. After her oxygen level started dipping, she was hospitalised and given Remdesivir and administered two rounds of plasma therapy. Two weeks after testing positive her unborn baby died in the womb, and the next day she too passed away.
The 34 year old dentist made a video for her family and friends to not take the virus lightly. Her husband shared her message on social media to honour his wife&rsquo;s last wishes- to spread awareness about the virus.
According to the government gudileines, pregnant and lactating women are&nbsp; advised to not take the Covid vaccine and both groups have not been part of any vaccine trial so far.&nbsp;

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