Road crash fatalities likely to decline in 2026, UP sees highest road deaths: Govt

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Road crash fatalities likely to decline in 2026, UP sees highest road deaths: Govt

India is on course to record a 3.2% decline in road crash deaths in 2026 despite an increase in accidents, according to official data tabled in Parliament on Thursday. Based on figures available till July 27, around 177,500 (going by the daily average) road fatalities are expected in 2026, down fro»»»

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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy announces foreign study tours for government teachers every year

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Should you drink Philly’s tap water?

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India : Assam flood toll rises to 78, more rain predicted

Official figures show that flooding in Assam has claimed the lives of 78 people More monsoon rain has been predicted over the next three days leading to fears of renewed flooding in vulnerable areas India's opposition MPs protested in the parliament premises over the reported firing of pellet guns »»»

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