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With this quote in mind and a passion for doing better than what their mates were set to, two young dreamers, both from small towns in India, Udit Dixit, from a small town of Uttar Pradesh, Farrukhabad, having completed a degree from Lucknow G University and decided to start exploring the vast universe on the internet.
Back in the days where the web had become the buzzword, and many were unknown of it s enormous potential, they began to play around with the nuances of the internet, in particular, Facebook as an enticing social media app got acquainted to his future companion Balwinder Singh, another small towner from Rajasthan Bharatpur, who was also looking for opportunities to make a fortune on the web, little did they know that this virtual friendship would eventually grow into comradeship and then into becoming a revolutionary Digital Marketing sensation.
Updated Apr 15, 2021 | 07:47 IST The incident took place in Kandholi village, where the minor girls had come with their family members to attend a religious gathering. Three minor girls died of suffocation after they were accidentally locked in a car [Representative image] | Photo Credit: iStock Images
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The incident happened in Kandholi village within the jurisdiction of the Roopbas police station in Bharatpur district on Wednesday.
The girls were rushed to a hospital, where they were declared brought dead.
Bharatpur: In a tragic incident, three girls, all aged around five years, died of suffocation after getting accidentally locked inside a parked car within the jurisdiction of the Roopbas police station in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan on Wednesday, police said.
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Jaipur: Marriages are made in heaven they say but in an interesting event, a bride who allegedly was brought for a sum of Rs. 3 lakh by a man in Rajasthan s Bharatpur district has run away after staying with him for two weeks.
The man who purchased his bride for Rs. 3 lakh is Narayan Singh Gurjar from Nagla Madar village in Bharatpur district, Rajasthan. Gurjar has filed a complaint where he alleged that the marriage was decided after paying the amount to the bride s father through a middleman. The bride is from Madhya Pradesh s Gwalior district and ran away from Gurjar s place after thirteen days of marriage.