Odisha: Four killed in separate road mishaps
Bhubaneswar: Four persons in Odisha lost their lives in separate road accidents, sources said Sunday. A minor girl died after ...
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Bhubaneswar: Four persons in Odisha lost their lives in separate road accidents, sources said Sunday. A minor girl died after ...
Read moreBhopal: At least half-a-dozen people were killed and over 50 were reportedly injured after a heavily loaded truck collided with ...
Read moreParalakhemundi: A two-wheeler rider died on the spot after a car carrying Mohana Block Development Officer (BDO) allegedly hit and ...
Read moreNuapada: A speeding truck ran over a five-year-old girl on National Highway 353 in Khariar block in Odisha's Nuapada district, ...
Read moreJammu: Five people were killed and 15 others injured late Friday evening in a road accident in Jammu and Kashmir's ...
Read moreNew Delhi: Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday said efforts by all are necessary to reduce ...
Read moreJajpur: Two persons were killed on the spot and five others suffered serious injuries when the car they were travelling ...
Read moreNashik: At least 10 persons were killed and five injured when a speeding private luxury bus carrying Shirdi Saibaba devotees ...
Read moreNew Delhi: North and northwest India reeled under very cold conditions on Monday as a dense cover of fog lowered ...
Read moreBelagavi (Karnataka): Six pilgrims were killed and 16 others injured in a road accident near the Chunchanura village in Belagavi ...
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