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A baby boy was found alive after a crash in Kaziranga that killed 26 people. The infant's survival has drawn attention, but the article raises questions about where his parents are. Authorities and reports have not clearly established the family's situation from the available account. The incident has left the child's identity and next steps of care as open matters in the coverage.
A two-year-old boy in Chhattisgarh died after a firecracker burst inside his mouth. According to his father, the child was playing with other children who were setting off 'lehsun' crackers. He picked up a packet and put it into his mouth, where it went off. The incident highlights the dangers that small firecrackers pose to young children.
Two Delhi ministers have directed that 50% of their departmental staff work from home as the capital's air quality worsens. The move comes as air pollution in Delhi reaches the 'severe' category, with the Air Quality Index touching 403 on Friday. Essential services are exempt from the work-from-home arrangement. The directive reflects the government's response to the deteriorating pollution levels affecting the city.
An opinion piece by Shashi Tharoor, published by NDTV, examines Sonia Gandhi and the theme of belonging. The article states that its early chapters offer intimate portraits of family life and shared grief that have largely stayed out of public view. The piece is framed as lying on the other side of politics, according to its headline. The available text is too limited to report further details of the argument or its conclusions.
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