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Mumbai girl, 15, who lost right arm after an electric shock, scores 92% in ICSE | India News

India News: Almost two years ago, Mumbai girl Anamta Ahmed - then 13 years old - suffered a massive shock and extensive burn injuries after she touched an 11KV ca

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Mumbai girl, 15, who lost her arm, scores 92% in ICSE | Meerut News

Anamta Ahmed, a Mumbai girl who overcame a tragic accident leading to arm amputation, excelled in ICSE exams despite challenges, receiving praise for

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Inspiring Journey Of A Girl Achieving 92% In ICSE Despite Losing An Arm Due To Electric Shock

Inspiring Journey Of A Girl Achieving 92% In ICSE Despite Losing An Arm Due To Electric Shock
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Mumbai girl, 15, who lost right arm after an electric shock, scores 92% in ICSE | India News

India News: Almost two years ago, Mumbai girl Anamta Ahmed - then 13 years old - suffered a massive shock and extensive burn injuries after she touched an 11KV ca

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bangalore voter turnout: Free dosas, rides & discounts rain on voters as companies & retailers step in to drive turnout

Hotels, cafes, fine dining restaurants, bars, bakeries, and electronics stores in Bengaluru, India, have offered discounts to encourage voter turnout. NoBroker employees received a holiday, but the company urged them not to take a long weekend before voting. Manipal Hospital helped 41 inpatients to vote, and Bengaluru schools sent messages to parents urging them to cast their vote.

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