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17-Year-Old Girl Dies by Suicide in Nagpur After Missing Cricket Team Selection

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A 17-year-old girl from Nagpur died by suicide after she was not selected for a cricket team. The Bajaj Nagar police are currently investigating the case. Authorities recovered an alleged suicide note at the scene in which the girl explained her reasons for taking the extreme step. The incident has been reported by local police, who are looking into the circumstances surrounding her death.

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