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No motorcade, no designer wear. Wearing a simple blue sweater and his trademark Gandhi cap, Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday reached the historic Ramlila Maidan on a crowded Metro train.
At least 26 passengers, including two children, were killed and 15 others injured when two air-conditioned coaches of an express train caught fire in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh today.
Only
three months ago, Gulshana was nurturing golden dreams about her future.
Though not formally educated — like most Muslim girls in western UP
— she had convinced her father about enrolling herself in a technical
course and doing the family proud.
Cold
conditions further tightened their grip in Punjab and Haryana
where minimum temperature dipped by several notches. Hisar in
Haryana was the coldest place as minimum dropped to 0 °C.