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Crisis is BJP govt`s own creation: Congress on Ladakh violence

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Congress’ media and publicity department head Pawan Khera described the loss of precious lives in Ladakh as tragic. He said, “It’s a grim reminder of the government’s failed promises. In 2019, from the floor of Parliament, the nation was assured that the humiliation being inflicted on the people of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir then would usher in peace. Six years later, the trouble has only deepened.”

Khera further stated on X, “Far from restoring normalcy in the valley, the Centre’s shortsightedness has pushed Jammu and Ladakh also into an incinerator of violence. This crisis is the BJP government’s own creation—one it now seeks to unfairly ignore.”

He emphasized that Ladakh’s demand for inclusion under the Sixth Schedule, for dignity and the protection of their identity, is both legitimate and just. According to the Congress leader, it deserves not neglect but compassion and statesmanship.

On Wednesday, groups of youths engaged in arson and vandalism, targeting the headquarters of the BJP and the Hill Council. They also set ablaze vehicles. Police and paramilitary forces, deployed in strength across the town, lobbed teargas shells to bring the situation under control, officials said.

The Centre alleged that the mob violence was instigated by “provocative statements” from climate activist Sonam Wangchuk. It added that certain “politically motivated” individuals were unhappy with the progress made in the ongoing talks between government representatives and Ladakhi groups.

In a statement, the Union Home Ministry said that barring a few unfortunate incidents that occurred early on Wednesday, the situation was brought under control by 4 pm. The ministry also urged everyone not to circulate old and provocative videos on media and social platforms.

At least 50 people were detained as police and paramilitary forces strictly enforced curfew on Thursday in the violence-hit Leh.

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‘Everything from chip to ship’: PM Modi calls for boost to Atmanirbhar Bharat

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**PM Modi Calls for Boost to Indigenous Production Across Sectors at UP International Trade Show 2025**

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for a significant boost to indigenous production across various sectors, emphasizing the importance of building a ‘Swadeshi’ economy. Speaking at the inauguration of the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show-2025 (UPITS-2025) on Wednesday, PM Modi assured stakeholders that the government stands shoulder-to-shoulder with them in this journey.

Highlighting the government’s commitment to ease of doing business, the Prime Minister noted that several unnecessary compliances have been removed to help businesses thrive in India. “The government is putting a strong emphasis on Make in India manufacturing. We want everything from chip to ship to be manufactured in India; for this, we are focusing on your ease of doing business,” he said.

PM Modi further elaborated on the reforms, stating, “The government abolished more than 40,000 compliances, and more than a thousand laws were decriminalised. We are standing with you shoulder-to-shoulder,” addressing the business fraternity and traders present at the event.

Despite global disruptions and uncertainties, the Prime Minister expressed confidence in India’s growth potential. “Disruptions don’t hinder us, but even in those circumstances, we look for new directions. Amid all these disruptions, India is strengthening the foundations for the coming decades. Our resolve and mantra is Atmanirbhar Bharat. Nothing can be more helpless than being dependent on others. The more a country stays dependent on others, the more its growth is going to stay compromised,” he added.

PM Modi also stressed the importance of maintaining quality in indigenous products. “Every citizen is adopting Swadeshi, ‘Garv se kaho hum swadeshi hai’. Our traders will have to proudly adopt this mantra,” he said. He called for creating an ecosystem that gives special emphasis to Swadeshi designs, while urging private investment in research and innovation. “Without innovation, the world stops, businesses halt,” he remarked.

### About the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show 2025

The trade show, held from September 25 to 29, carries the theme “Ultimate Sourcing Begins Here” and focuses on three core objectives: innovation, integration, and internationalisation. UPITS-2025 aims to connect international buyers, domestic Business-to-Business (B2B) buyers, and domestic Business-to-Consumer (B2C) buyers through a three-pronged buyer strategy, offering opportunities for exporters, small businesses, and consumers alike.

This platform will showcase Uttar Pradesh’s diverse craft traditions, modern industries, robust MSMEs, and emerging entrepreneurs. Key sectors represented at the event include handicrafts, textiles, leather, agriculture, food processing, IT, electronics, and AYUSH, among others. The trade show will also celebrate the state’s rich art, culture, and cuisine under one roof.

Adding strategic significance, Russia will participate as a partner country, facilitating new avenues for bilateral trade, technology exchange, and long-term cooperation.

The event expects participation from over 2,400 exhibitors, approximately 125,000 B2B visitors, and about 450,000 B2C visitors.

*(With inputs from ANI)*
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‘India Losing 3% Of GDP Annually Due To Road Accidents,’ Says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari

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New Delhi: India is losing 3 per cent of its GDP due to around 5 lakh road accidents annually in the country, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Tuesday.

The Minister for Road, Transport and Highways made the remarks while addressing AMCHAM’s event on “Technology Interventions For Road Safety: US-India Partnership” in the national capital.

Highlighting the severity of the issue, Gadkari said the most important problem for the country is road accidents. He noted that every year, India witnesses approximately 4,80,000 accidents, resulting in 1,88,000 deaths, predominantly among people aged between 18 and 45 years.

The minister also raised concerns over the loss of young lives, pointing out that around 10,000 deaths annually are of children below 18 years of age.

He emphasized, “It is one of the major public health issues, and the most important thing is that we are losing 3 per cent of GDP because of road accidents.”

Gadkari further cited poor Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) as one of the key reasons contributing to these accidents. He stated, “DPR consultants are the main culprits responsible for the road accidents. Sometimes, due to cost-saving measures, other reasons, and a non-serious approach, these reports are inadequately prepared.”

To encourage public assistance for accident victims, the government has decided to provide an award of Rs 25,000 to any third person who helps a victim of an accident.

Additionally, Gadkari mentioned, “If any patient, by accident or after an accident, is admitted to any hospital, we can provide Rs 1,50,000 maximum or cover up to 7 years of expenditure for their treatment by the doctor.”

These measures aim to improve road safety and support accident victims across the country.

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‘Filming reels prohibited’: Delhi Metro cracks down on making videos

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By Snehil Singh | Sep 24, 2025, 02:29 PM

**Delhi Metro Cracks Down on Social Media Content Creation Inside Trains**

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has launched a new campaign to curb commuters from creating social media content, such as shooting reels, inside metro trains. The initiative began on September 14 and is being implemented across the entire metro network this week, according to a DMRC official quoted by Hindustan Times.

### Passenger Experience and Comfort

As part of the campaign, in-train announcements have been introduced to warn passengers against recording videos or playing loud music while on board. Anuj Dayal, Principal Executive Director of Corporate Communications at DMRC, explained that these measures aim to enhance passenger comfort and ensure that all commuters can travel without inconvenience.

He stated, “This step has been taken to ensure that fellow passengers are not inconvenienced due to such activity.” The new announcements are made in both English and Hindi and complement existing rules that prohibit sitting on floors or eating inside metro coaches.

### Legal Framework and Existing Rules

While the Metro Railways Act, 2002, does not explicitly ban the recording of reels, it empowers authorities to penalize individuals for “creating a nuisance.” This provision covers disruptive behavior inside metro stations and coaches.

The decision to broadcast specific in-train announcements comes amid growing concerns that the Delhi Metro has become a popular spot for shooting social media content — a trend that often disrupts other commuters.

### Enforcement Challenges

The DMRC faces challenges in enforcing these rules effectively. In 2023, the metro’s flying squads—originally assigned to prevent men from accessing women-only coaches—were also instructed to monitor and address complaints about objectionable content being recorded inside trains, as reported by The Times of India.

Additionally, enforcement actions have been taken for other violations. For instance, in April this year, a 25-year-old commuter was arrested for allegedly drinking alcohol inside a metro coach, highlighting DMRC’s commitment to maintaining discipline and passenger safety.

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Through these combined efforts, the Delhi Metro aims to create a more comfortable and respectful environment for all passengers while adapting to the challenges posed by the rise of social media activities in public spaces.
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‘Filming reels prohibited’: Delhi Metro cracks down on making videos

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By Snehil Singh | Sep 24, 2025, 02:29 PM

**DMRC Launches Campaign to Curb Social Media Content Creation on Delhi Metro Trains**

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has initiated a new campaign aimed at discouraging commuters from creating social media content while traveling on the metro. Launched on September 14, this campaign will be enforced across the entire Delhi Metro network over the coming week, according to a DMRC official quoted by Hindustan Times.

As part of the campaign, in-train announcements are being made to warn passengers against recording reels or playing loud music inside coaches. These measures are designed to improve the overall passenger experience by minimizing disruptions.

### Enhancing Passenger Comfort

Anuj Dayal, Principal Executive Director of Corporate Communications at DMRC, explained that the primary goal is to ensure that fellow passengers are not inconvenienced by such activities. He stated,
“This step has been taken to ensure that fellow passengers are not inconvenienced due to such activity.”

The new announcements, delivered in both English and Hindi, complement existing rules such as prohibitions on sitting on the floor or eating inside coaches.

### Legal Framework and Enforcement

While the Metro Railways Act, 2002, does not explicitly ban shooting reels inside metro coaches, violators can be fined under existing provisions for “creating a nuisance.” These regulations apply to inappropriate behavior both inside coaches and at metro stations.

The decision to introduce these in-train announcements comes amid growing concerns over the Delhi Metro becoming a hotspot for video content creation, which often causes disruptions for other commuters.

To address enforcement challenges, DMRC has expanded the responsibilities of its flying squads. Previously focused on preventing unauthorized men from entering women’s coaches, these teams are now also tasked with monitoring and curbing objectionable content filming on the metro, according to a report by The Times of India.

### Other Notable Incidents

In April 2025, a 25-year-old commuter was arrested for allegedly drinking alcohol inside a metro coach, underscoring the ongoing efforts by DMRC to maintain decorum and safety within the metro system.

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The new campaign reflects DMRC’s commitment to ensuring a comfortable and disturbance-free travel experience for all passengers. Commuters are encouraged to adhere to the rules and help maintain a respectful environment inside Delhi Metro trains.
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Delhi HC Quashes NHAI Notification On Recruiting Lawyers Based On CLAT-PG Scores

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New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday set aside a notification issued by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) that made scores of the Common Law Admission Test for Post-Graduate courses (CLAT-PG) the basis for the recruitment of lawyers.

A bench comprising Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela allowed a petition challenging the NHAI’s August 11 notification. “The writ petition is allowed. Resultantly, the recruitment criteria given in the notification is quashed,” the bench stated while pronouncing its judgment. The detailed judgment is awaited.

The court’s verdict followed a plea contesting the NHAI notification which mandated the use of CLAT-PG scores for legal recruitment. On September 18, the court had stayed the notification, observing that there appeared to be “no rationale” behind the recruitment process based on CLAT-PG scores.

The petition was filed by Shannu Bahgel, a lawyer, who argued that CLAT-PG scores cannot legally form the basis for public employment. Bahgel contended that the CLAT-PG exam is designed solely to assess the merit of LLB degree holders seeking admission to master’s degree programs in law, not for selection in government jobs.

He further submitted that the purpose of recruitment under the August 11 notification was to engage legal professionals to provide services, not for candidates to pursue higher studies. “There does not appear to be any reasonable or rational nexus between the objects sought to be achieved and the basis of preparation of merit for such selection,” the petition stated.

The bench had earlier observed that the rationale behind the CLAT-PG exam was to measure merit for higher education and not for public employment purposes.

In response, the NHAI’s counsel defended the notification, stating that the authority sought to test a candidate’s legal acumen through CLAT-PG scores. The counsel argued that CLAT scores provided a reasonable benchmark for assessing candidates. He also emphasized that while the selection was primarily based on CLAT results, candidates’ experience was also taken into consideration.

The petitioner challenged the NHAI’s directive to engage 44 young professionals solely on the basis of scores obtained in CLAT 2022 and subsequent editions of the postgraduate law admissions test. He argued that restricting recruitment to candidates who appeared for CLAT-PG from 2022 onwards was arbitrary and unreasonable.

“The recruitment is restricted only to candidates who appeared in CLAT 2022 and onward PG, ignoring all other law graduates and practising advocates who are otherwise fully qualified. The criteria of restricting selection exclusively on the basis of CLAT 2022 onward (post-graduate) score is arbitrary, irrational,” the plea stated.

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child protection, crime, government, immigration, regional security

3 Singaporeans under probe in cross-border baby-trafficking case; ICA reviews lapses after woman overstayed 28 years undetected: Singapore live news

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A transnational baby-trafficking ring has drawn Singapore into the spotlight, with three Singapore citizens currently under investigation by Indonesian authorities. The Indonesian National Police allege that 15 babies were sent to Singapore under falsified adoption papers, with each infant fetching around $20,000.

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has pledged full cooperation, including questioning witnesses and tracing suspects through Interpol. So far, 22 people have been charged in Indonesia, with operations linked to West Java, Jakarta, and Pontianak. The syndicate allegedly profited by covering delivery and care costs before pocketing the remaining funds.

This case has sparked widespread outrage, with child protection groups calling it one of the most serious trafficking scandals in the region.

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In a separate development, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) is reviewing its processes after a woman overstayed in Singapore for more than 28 years without detection. Yu Zefang, 60, was sentenced on 1 September to six months’ jail and fined $2,000, according to local media reports.

Yu had surrendered in December 2024, expressing her wish to return to China. She entered Singapore in 1995 on a student pass but absconded in 1996 after her special pass expired. She remained in the country to care for her daughter, who later became a permanent resident.

Coordinating Minister for National Security and Minister for Home Affairs K. Shanmugam told Parliament that Yu avoided detection by living off the grid—with no fixed address, no formal employment, and no use of public services. This case, believed to be the longest overstay in Singapore’s history, has raised questions about systemic gaps in immigration monitoring.

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Meanwhile, a government scheme designed to support jobless Singaporeans has come under scrutiny after most applicants were rejected. The SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support Scheme, launched in April, has received 7,200 applications, but 60 percent were rejected, mainly because applicants did not meet criteria such as involuntary unemployment or the $5,000 income cap.

During Parliamentary sessions, MPs questioned whether the scheme adequately supports freelancers, contract workers, and those who left jobs under complex circumstances.

Senior Minister of State Koh Poh Koon responded that the scheme is regularly reviewed and allows for appeals, but its focus must remain on individuals facing sudden financial shocks.

The Ministry of Manpower and Workforce Singapore are proactively engaging with employers and the labour movement to increase awareness of the SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support Scheme. Efforts include verifying unemployment claims directly with former employers and encouraging companies undergoing retrenchments to assist their employees in applying for support.

Read more about the questions raised in Parliament regarding the fairness of the Jobseeker Support Scheme here.

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Singapore’s fresh graduates are entering an increasingly crowded job market, with 2,400 more graduates competing for roles this year. The result is sharper competition and rising anxiety among new entrants.

Even as employment rates improve to 52 percent, 1,700 more graduates remain unemployed compared to 2024. These numbers highlight a growing comfort gap in graduate employment.

To address this, the government has launched GRIT and GRIT@Gov, offering 800 traineeships lasting three to six months. These programmes include allowances co-funded by the state. Officials say these schemes are a preemptive effort to reassure graduates and help them gain industry experience while waiting for permanent roles.

Additionally, structured pathways for skilled trades are being developed to broaden career options beyond traditional graduate jobs.

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Stay tuned for more updates on these evolving stories.
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Ghatkopar Hoarding Collapse Tragedy: State Cabinet Accepts Justice Bhosale Committee Report, Orders Action Against Officials

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**Mumbai: State Cabinet Accepts Justice Dilip Bhosale Committee Report on Ghatkopar Hoarding Collapse**

The Maharashtra state cabinet on Tuesday accepted the report submitted by the Justice Dilip Bhosale committee, which was constituted to investigate the illegal hoarding collapse incident that occurred in Ghatkopar in May last year. The tragic accident claimed 17 lives and left 74 others injured.

### Recommendations Against Officials

The committee’s report recommended action against state officials responsible for permitting the illegal hoarding. In response, the state government’s Action Taken Report (ATR) stated that departmental enquiries (DE) are currently underway against former Government Railway Police (GRP) commissioners Quaisar Khalid and Dr. Ravindra Shisve.

### Formation of the Committee and Action Taken Report

The Ghatkopar tragedy prompted the state government to set up the Justice Bhosale committee, comprising key members including the Director General of Police, Additional Commissioner of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), a structural engineer from IIT Bombay, an Income Tax officer, and a chartered accountant.

The committee submitted its report to the government in May, which was then forwarded to the home department for further action. Subsequently, another committee led by the Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) of the home department was formed to examine the report and prepare the ATR.

The ACS committee recommended 21 guiding principles, including establishing a nodal mechanism to take action against unauthorized hoardings. It was emphasized that municipal bodies possess full authority to enforce these measures.

### Guidelines for Hoardings

The report includes detailed recommendations aimed at improving safety and regulatory compliance related to hoardings. Key guidelines suggest that hoardings should not be installed on terraces or compound walls.

Additional considerations cover location-specific hazards, traffic safety, pedestrian convenience—particularly for persons with disabilities—design standards, and environmental impact.

Directions are being issued to the BMC and other civic authorities across Maharashtra to implement these recommendations and action points in the ATR.

### Action Against GRP Officials

The committee recommended disciplinary action against senior railway officers who headed the GRP at the time of the incident.

According to sources, the home department’s ATR confirms that departmental enquiries are underway against both officers, with Quaisar Khalid currently placed under suspension.

### New Regulations on Hoarding Size and Removal

The ATR also introduces strict regulations on hoarding dimensions moving forward. No hoarding exceeding 40 feet by 40 feet will be allowed, with height restrictions set between a minimum of 11 feet and a maximum of 60 feet.

Furthermore, all illegal hoardings across the state will be removed immediately by the relevant civic or local authorities.

To streamline the licensing and permission process, civic authorities will establish an independent agency, with the civic body chief serving as the final authority on approvals.

The ATR also states that civic bodies will initiate action against illegal hoardings and, if necessary, collaborate with police forces to ensure enforcement.

### Committee’s Mandate

The Justice Bhosale committee was specifically tasked with investigating the roles of those responsible for erecting the ill-fated hoarding and the adjacent petrol pump in Ghatkopar.

Its objective was to scrutinize the conduct of GRP officials involved and provide recommendations to prevent any such incidents in the future.

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Maharashtra News: ‘Independent NCC Academy To Be Established In State,’ Says Sports Minister Manikrao Kokate

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**Maharashtra to Establish Independent NCC Academy in Mumbai Metropolitan Region**

*Mumbai:* Maharashtra is set to have an independent National Cadet Corps (NCC) Academy aimed at providing advanced training facilities for cadets, announced State Sports Minister Adv. Manikrao Kokate. The minister has directed officials of the Sports Department to identify suitable land within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) for setting up this new academy.

**Review Meeting Held at Mantralaya**

A review meeting focused on pending NCC matters was held today at Mantralaya. The meeting was attended by key officials including Additional Chief Secretary Anil Diggikar, Additional Director General Major General Vivek Tyagi, Deputy Secretary Sunil Pandhare, and Director of Naval NCC, Captain Jenish George, among others.

During the meeting, Major General Tyagi presented Minister Kokate with a model of an Indian Navy warship, skillfully crafted by NCC cadets, symbolizing the cadets’ dedication and creativity.

**NCC’s Role in Career Building**

Highlighting the significant contribution of the NCC, Minister Kokate said cadets from Maharashtra have been excelling at the national level across schools, camps, sports, and various other activities. He emphasized that the NCC ‘C Certificate’ has gained immense value not only in the Armed Forces and Police but also within the corporate sector, thereby opening excellent career opportunities for cadets.

Acknowledging the growing importance of NCC, Kokate instructed officials to increase the number of NCC training centers in colleges across the state. He also emphasized ensuring adequate manpower support to effectively carry out NCC-related activities.

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How to apply for a driving license

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**How to Apply for a Driving License**
*By Anujj Trehaan | Sep 23, 2025, 05:37 pm*

Applying for a driving license can be an intimidating task, especially if you’re a first-timer. However, with the right approach and preparation, the process can be much simpler than you might expect. Here are five practical tips to help you navigate the application process smoothly and make your journey toward obtaining a driving license more manageable and less stressful.

### 1. Understand the Requirements

Before beginning your application, it’s essential to understand the specific requirements in your region. Each area has its own age limits, identification documents, and proof of residency standards. By familiarizing yourself with these details ahead of time, you can prepare all the necessary paperwork in advance and avoid any delays during your application process.

### 2. Gather Necessary Documents

Collecting all required documents is a crucial step for a successful application. Typically, you will need proof of identification, address proof, and if you’re underage, a signed parental consent form. Keep these documents organized and ready to present when needed. Being prepared will help you avoid last-minute surprises or missing paperwork.

### 3. Practice for Written Tests

Most regions require applicants to pass a written test on traffic rules and regulations before issuing a driving license. To prepare, study the driver’s handbook provided by your local authorities. Additionally, taking online practice tests can familiarize you with the test format and boost your confidence.

### 4. Schedule Driving Lessons Early

Booking driving lessons early is key to obtaining your license without unnecessary delays. Lessons with a certified instructor provide practical skills and knowledge of local driving laws. They also prepare you for the mandatory road test. Starting lessons early ensures that you are well-prepared and confident when the time for the test arrives.

### 5. Book Your Tests in Advance

Scheduling your road test well in advance is important to secure your preferred date and time. Due to high demand, appointment slots often fill up quickly. By booking early, you can plan your practical lessons accordingly and avoid delays in obtaining your driving license. This proactive approach helps ensure a smoother transition from learning to passing the test.

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By following these tips, you can reduce stress and increase your chances of a successful application. Remember, preparation and early action are your best tools for a smooth and efficient process. Good luck on your journey to getting a driving license!
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