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    Retired army personnel drowns in Pune waterfall a day after Lonavala tragedy

    A day after the tragic incident in Lonavala, where five people drowned near Bhushi Dam, another heartbreaking event occurred in Pune. Swapnil Dhawade, a 38-year-old retired army personnel from Pimpri Chinchwad, was swept away by strong currents while trekking in the Tahmini Ghat area. His body was found two days later in Mangaon, Raigad district, adding to the monsoon season's growing list of casualties in Maharashtra's Western Ghats.

    Five feared drowned at waterfall near Lonavala's Bhushi Dam

    Five people are feared dead after drowning in a waterfall close to the backwater of Bhushi Dam in Lonavala. The incident occurred at around 3 pm on Sunday when the five, who were picnicking, slipped near the waterfall and fell into the water body. A rescue team has been put to task.

    Rs 10 lakh compensation for kin of those who drowned due to heavy rain: Delhi government

    Grieving families affected by reported deaths in Delhi due to extreme rainfall will receive Rs 10 lakh compensation promptly, as highlighted in my recent post.

    Delhi: Two boys drown near waterlogged Siraspur underpass in Samaypur Badli; IMD issues heavy rainfall alert for next 2 days

    The deceased were aged 8 and 10 years old and were residents of Som Bazaar, Gamri, in the New Usmanpur area. Heavy rains lashed parts of Delhi-NCR for the second consecutive day on Friday, causing waterlogging, traffic jams, rain-related accidents, casualties, and injuries that prompted the government to take measures to tackle the situation. The national capital and adjoining areas also received rainfall on Saturday.

    Bodies of all 4 students who drowned in Russian river recovered, being flown to India

    Russian authorities recover bodies of four Indian students who drowned in Volkhov river, with two more found recently. Bodies flown to Mumbai for transport to students' native places in Jalgaon district.

    How brands should inspire politicians to move away from 'divide' and 'drown’ to ‘unify' and 'thrive’

    Political parties should be emulating those marketers who have already cracked New India. To narrow-cast our population as a fundamental oneness, courtesy technology and aspiration. Then to engage experientially, with customer-centric regional empathy.

    The Economic Times
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