Indian fishermen who returned to the country from Iran have praised the Indian Embassy and the government for their assistance in facilitating their safe evacuation amid the tense regional situation. Fisherman Rajesh Patel from Gujarat's Valsad, who had been working as a fisherman in the Kiru region of Iran for the past four years, said he and others were forced to leave due to escalating unrest. He stated that the situation there was "quite chaotic", noting the role of the Indian embassy in Tehran in assisting the stranded fishermen to get them back home safely. "I came back from the Kiru region of Iran. I work as a fisherman. I had been there for four years," Patel said. "Things got quite chaotic over there recently. That's why we had to leave. The Indian Embassy provided us with a great deal of assistance in getting out. It would have been extremely difficult for us to leave on our own, but the entire Indian Embassy machinery set up support centres everywhere, in every state, so we were able to get out and return safely. The Indian government helped us in Iran from Armenia to get us back home in India," he added. Another fisherman from the Cuddalore district of Tamil Nadu described the difficult conditions they faced before their return, saying they were caught in a life-threatening situation. "Per day, nearly 10 to 20 bombs fell before us. With great difficulty, holding our lives in our hands, we came here safely. We thank our government very much," he said. The returning fishermen expressed gratitude to the Indian authorities for coordinating their evacuation and ensuring their safe return to India amid the crisis. The fishermen returned to the country on Saturday night and were welcomed by Union Minister for Commerce Piyush Goyal at the Chennai International Airport. Speaking to reporters at the airport following their arrival, Goyal said the evacuation was carried out following directions from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with coordinated efforts by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and Indian missions abroad to relocate the stranded fishermen from Iran to Armenia before bringing them back to India. "Our Prime Minister gave instructions to the Foreign Ministry, and they worked very hard to move them from Iran to Armenia. From Armenia, we got some good people to support us in getting them back because they are very poor fishermen. In the first batch, 345 came. Today, 300+ came. The Prime Minister has always cared for all the people who are stuck in any crisis. This once again demonstrates how much he cares for our fishermen who were unfortunately stuck in the middle of the war in Iran. They have been brought out from right inside Iran," the Union Minister said. He further informed that over 600 Indian fishermen have been safely brought back from Iran so far, with the assistance of Indian embassies in Iran and Armenia. The returnees include fishermen primarily from Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Kerala and Puducherry. Earlier on Friday, during the inter-ministerial briefing on the recent developments in West Asia, the MEA stated that the Embassy of India in Tehran has facilitated the movement of 2,180 Indian nationals from Iran to Armenia and Azerbaijan for onwards travel to India, including 981 Indian students and 657 Indian fishermen. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
13 April,2026 02:44 AM IST | Chennai (Tamil Nadu) | ANILeader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday flagged off the 'Run for Ambedkar & Run for Constitution - Marathon 2026' in the national capital. Speaking on the occasion, he alleged that those aligned with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ideologies seek to undermine BR Ambedkar and the Constitution, while asserting that Ambedkar's core message centred on equality for all citizens. "Ambedkar's main message was about the Constitution. Today, those with RSS and BJP ideologies want to destroy Ambedkar and the Constitution... They don't want everyone in India to be equal. Whatever they do, even folding hands in front of Ambedkar's statue is an attempt to destroy the Constitution," he said. Further, Rajasthan Assembly Leader of Opposition Tikaram Jully, who was also present at the occasion, alleged that the Constitution is under sustained attack, claiming that independent agencies are being misused and the Election Commission of India is functioning at the behest of the government. "Continuous attacks are being made on the Constitution, a conspiracy is underway to weaken the Constitution, independent agencies are being misused, and the Election Commission is working at the government's behest. This is a direct violation of the Constitution... Voting is to be held in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal, you want to pass the Women's Reservation Bill during the elections while the code of conduct is in place," Jully said. Congress leader Mohammad Azharuddin also stressed the need to safeguard the Constitution, warning against attempts to distort it. He also said this Marathon sends a strong message in honour of BR Ambedkar, while encouraging youth to engage with the country's history and constitutional values. "... We must keep the Constitution alive. Though some try to distort it, today we send a strong message in honour of Dr Ambedkar, who gave us a framework that has sustained India for over seventy-eight years of independence. Without the Constitution, the country cannot function, and once written with such wisdom, it should not be changed. This marathon is a good initiative to raise awareness, especially among the youth, encouraging them to study history and the Constitution," Azharuddin told ANI. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
13 April,2026 02:37 AM IST | New Delhi | ANIPrime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address a massive ‘Vijay Sankalp Sabha’ in Siliguri, West Bengal, on Sunday at 1 p.m., marking a key moment in the ongoing election campaign ahead of the upcoming two-phase Assembly polls later this month. The rally is expected to witness a huge turnout, with party supporters and local residents gathering in large numbers as campaigning intensifies across the state. The event forms part of an extensive outreach programme by the BJP, which is aiming to strengthen its presence in the region. Earlier, the Prime Minister had addressed three mega campaign rallies across different districts of West Bengal on the same day. Following these engagements, he participated in a grand roadshow at Bagdogra near Siliguri in the Darjeeling district on Saturday evening. As the Prime Minister’s convoy moved through the roads, thousands of people lined the streets, enthusiastically chanting slogans such as “Modi-Modi” and “Jai Shree Ram.” The atmosphere was charged with excitement as supporters gathered in large numbers to catch a glimpse of the leader. Initially, PM Modi was seen seated in the front of his vehicle beside the driver, waving to the crowd. Later, he leaned out of the vehicle window, greeting supporters while holding a replica of the BJP’s election symbol, the lotus. His direct interaction further energised the crowd, with chants growing louder and more spirited. The BJP has launched an ambitious campaign in West Bengal, organising over 500 rallies and public meetings to mobilise voters ahead of the upcoming elections. The party is deploying its top central leadership along with key state leaders in what is being described as one of its most aggressive election drives in recent years. In addition to rallies, the BJP plans to begin daily press conferences from April 15, coinciding with Poila Baisakh. Each day, the party will highlight specific aspects of its manifesto, focusing on welfare initiatives, cultural identity, and development agendas, including agricultural reforms, women’s empowerment, and infrastructure growth. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
13 April,2026 02:34 AM IST | New Delhi | IANSPresident Droupadi Murmu will undertake a four-day visit to Gujarat and Maharashtra from April 13 to 16, during which she will participate in multiple academic and public events, according to an official statement. The President will begin her visit in Gujarat on April 13, where she will attend the first convocation ceremony of AIIMS Rajkot. The event marks a significant milestone for the institution as it hosts its inaugural graduating batch. On April 14, she will travel to Gandhinagar to participate in the ‘Samajik Samrasta Mahotsava’ at Lok Bhavan, organised to commemorate the birth anniversary of B. R. Ambedkar. Engagements at Rashtriya Raksha University During her Gandhinagar visit, President Murmu will also attend the fifth convocation ceremony of Rashtriya Raksha University, underscoring the government’s focus on academic excellence in the field of national security and policing. Maharashtra Visit to Focus on Academic Institutions On April 15, the President will proceed to Maharashtra for the second leg of her visit. She is scheduled to attend the second convocation ceremony of AIIMS Nagpur. Later the same day, she will grace the valediction ceremony of the 78th batch of Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) officer trainees at the National Academy of Direct Taxes, where she is expected to address the newly inducted officers. Final Stop at Wardha University Convocation The President will conclude her tour on April 16 with her participation in the sixth convocation ceremony of Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya in Wardha. ‘Watan Ko Jano’ Programme Highlighted Earlier this week, President Murmu interacted with a youth delegation from Jammu and Kashmir at Rashtrapati Bhavan under the ‘Watan Ko Jano’ initiative. The programme, supported by the Ministry of Home Affairs, aims to promote national integration by exposing young participants from government-run homes to the cultural and developmental diversity of different regions across the country. Officials noted that the initiative has played a key role in fostering unity and a sense of inclusiveness among youth, contributing to broader efforts toward national cohesion. The upcoming visit reflects the President’s continued engagement with educational institutions and initiatives aimed at strengthening national integration and academic excellence. (With inputs from Agencies)
12 April,2026 10:03 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentThe Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) on Sunday organised a solemn commemorative ceremony at the National Police Memorial to honour its personnel who laid down their lives in the line of duty. The event was marked by deep reverence and attended by families of martyrs, senior officers, and members of other Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs). The ceremony paid tribute to 127 CISF personnel who made the supreme sacrifice while safeguarding national assets and security. Officials said the programme reaffirmed the force’s unwavering commitment to national security and to the welfare of its personnel and their families. Families pay homage at ‘Wall of Valor’ The event began in the morning with the arrival of families and next of kin (NoKs) of fallen personnel, along with CISF officers and their families. In an emotional tribute, families offered flower petals at the central sculpture of the memorial. Additional Director General Binita Thakur laid a wreath in honour of the martyrs. A ceremonial band performance added to the solemn atmosphere. Families were later taken around the memorial complex, including the ‘Wall of Valor’, where the names of martyrs are inscribed. The visit evoked a sense of pride and remembrance among attendees. A special performance by the CISF band further paid tribute to the fallen personnel. DG Praveer Ranjan honours families at CISF headquarters As part of the programme, a special film showcasing the courage and contributions of CISF personnel was screened for the families. Senior officers also felicitated the next of kin, expressing gratitude for their sacrifice and resilience. In the afternoon, CISF Director General Praveer Ranjan presided over a separate function at the force headquarters in New Delhi. During the ceremony, he personally interacted with the families and honoured them, acknowledging their unwavering support to the force. The commemorative event served as a poignant reminder of the courage, dedication, and supreme sacrifice of CISF personnel, while reinforcing the organisation’s enduring commitment to its personnel and their families.
12 April,2026 09:17 PM IST | New Delhi | Vinod Kumar MenonAs many as 163 minor boys, allegedly being trafficked from Bihar to Maharashtra for labour, were rescued from an express train in Katni district, railway police said on Sunday. Accused claim children were being taken for education However, the eight accused arrested in the case claimed that the children, aged between six and 13, were being taken to a madrasa in Latur for education. Joint operation by RPF, GRP after tip-off Acting on a tip-off from the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), the Railway Protection Force (RPF) and the Government Railway Police (GRP) conducted an overnight joint operation. They intercepted eight persons travelling with the boys without proper tickets or documents on board the Patna-Purna Express at Katni railway station. According to preliminary information, the children were being taken from the Araria region in Bihar to Latur, RPF Katni Inspector Virendra Singh told PTI. No valid documents raised suspicion Officials grew suspicious after finding no valid travel documents, prompting the rescue operation, which concluded early Sunday morning. Singh said the GRP has registered a case under Section 143(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) against the eight accused, all of whom are from different districts of Bihar. Probe suggests trafficking for labour Initial investigations suggest that the boys were being taken to Latur to work as labourers, Singh said, adding that further investigation is underway. Children packed in sleeper coaches Katni GRP Station House Officer (SHO) L. P. Kashyap said the rescued children and the accused belong to the Muslim community. The children were travelling in sleeper class coaches, with around 50 of them packed into a single compartment, he said. Parents contacted, claims under verification “During questioning, the accused claimed that the children were being taken for educational purposes to a madrasa in Latur. We have contacted some parents, who also said they had sent their wards for education,” the officer said. The accused also claimed they had taken children to madrasas in the past, he added. Accused to be produced in court “We are investigating the case. The accused, booked on trafficking charges, will be produced in court,” Kashyap said. Children taken into safe custody Officials said the CWC had received information about a large number of children being transported under suspicious circumstances. Security personnel waited for the train at Platform No. 5 and conducted a thorough search upon its arrival, taking the children into safe custody. Counselling underway; children shifted to shelters Child Protection Officer Manish Tiwari said authorities acted promptly on the input, and the rescued children are currently undergoing counselling. Efforts are underway to contact their parents, while officials verify their age, identity and purpose of travel. Some of the children have been housed in Katni, while others have been shifted to Jabalpur under the care of child protection units. (With PTI inputs)
12 April,2026 07:34 PM IST | Katni (MP) | mid-day online correspondentAfter more than a week of rain and thunderstorms, Jharkhand is likely to witness a rise in temperatures, with the mercury expected to climb by up to 6 degrees Celsius next week, an official from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Sunday. The weather is expected to remain dry at least until April 17, leading to a steady rise in maximum temperatures across the state. At present, maximum temperatures are hovering between 31 degrees Celsius and just over 37 degrees Celsius, with Saraikela recording the highest temperature at 37.3 degrees Celsius on Saturday. “The maximum temperature is likely to rise by up to 6 degrees Celsius over the next five days. The weather is expected to remain dry,” Ranchi Meteorological Centre Deputy Director Abhishek Anand said, PTI reported. Partly cloudy skies are likely in some parts of the state next week, but rainfall is unlikely, he added. According to the weather bulletin, Daltonganj recorded a maximum temperature of 37 degrees Celsius on Saturday, followed by Jamshedpur at 36.3 degrees Celsius and Bokaro at 36.1 degrees Celsius. The state capital, Ranchi, recorded a maximum temperature of 32 degrees Celsius, which is likely to rise to around 36 degrees Celsius by April 15, the bulletin stated. Maharashtra weather update: Heat intensifies across state; Jalgaon and Malegaon cross 41 degrees Celsius Several parts of Maharashtra continue to reel under rising temperatures, with multiple districts recording above-normal heat levels, according to the Meteorological Department’s latest weather report issued at 8.30 am. Jalgaon and Malegaon emerged among the hottest locations in the state, both recording maximum temperatures of 41 degrees Celsius on Sunday. Solapur closely followed at 41.4 degrees Celsius, while Sangli (40.3 degrees Celsius), and Jeur (40 degrees Celsius) also experienced intense heat conditions. Temperatures in Marathwada In the Marathwada region, Aurangabad and Parbhani recorded highs of 39.4 degrees Celsius, while Osmanabad touched 39.6 degrees Celsius, indicating persistently warm conditions across the belt. Mumbai remained relatively cooler compared to the interior districts but continued to witness warm and humid weather. Colaba recorded a maximum temperature of 34 degrees Celsius, while Santacruz reported 34.6 degrees Celsius. Minimum temperatures stood at 27.4 degrees Celsius and 23.4 degrees Celsius, respectively, both slightly above normal, reflecting uncomfortable humidity levels in the city. Coastal weather In coastal areas, Dahanu recorded a high of 35 degrees Celsius, while Ratnagiri saw a maximum of 33 degrees Celsius. Harnai reported relatively high humidity levels, with morning relative humidity at 75 per cent and rising further in the evening. Meanwhile, hill station Mahabaleshwar recorded a comparatively lower maximum temperature of 33.7 degrees Celsius, offering mild relief from the heat, while Pune division areas like Nashik reported temperatures nearing 39 degrees Celsius. Minimum temperatures across the state showed mixed trends, with some regions like Jalgaon (20 degrees Celsius) and Malegaon (19 degrees Celsius) recording below-normal night temperatures, while cities like Mumbai and Sholapur experienced warmer nights. The IMD data also indicated varying humidity levels across Maharashtra, with coastal regions witnessing higher moisture content, while interior districts recorded relatively drier conditions. With temperatures remaining above normal in several districts, residents are likely to continue experiencing hot weather conditions, especially during the afternoon hours. (With PTI inputs)
12 April,2026 06:53 PM IST | Ranchi | mid-day online correspondentIndia on Sunday firmly rejected China’s attempt to assign new names to locations within its territory, calling the move “mischievous” and reiterating that Arunachal Pradesh remains an integral and inalienable part of the country, reported news agency IANS. Responding to media queries, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated that such actions by China are based on false claims and do not change the ground reality. He emphasised that India categorically rejects any attempt to manufacture narratives regarding its sovereign territory, reported IANS. India Urges China to Avoid Actions That Harm Bilateral Ties Jaiswal also urged China to refrain from steps that could negatively impact relations between the two countries. He noted that such actions undermine ongoing efforts to stabilise and normalise ties between India and China, reported IANS. According to the MEA, attempts to rename places not only distort facts but also create unnecessary friction at a time when both sides are working towards improving mutual understanding. Repeated Attempts by China Draw Strong Response This is not the first instance of China attempting to rename places in Arunachal Pradesh. Similar actions were taken previously, including the release of a list of names by Chinese authorities last year for locations in the region, which Beijing refers to as “Zangnan.” India had strongly objected to those moves as well, describing them as “vain and preposterous,” and reiterating its consistent stance on the issue, reported IANS. ‘Creative Naming’ Cannot Alter Ground Reality The MEA stressed that such “creative naming” exercises have no bearing on sovereignty or territorial integrity. India maintained that Arunachal Pradesh was, is, and will always remain an integral part of the nation, regardless of external claims, reported IANS. Officials highlighted that repeated assertions from China do not change internationally recognised realities and called for responsible conduct to maintain stability in bilateral relations, reported IANS. Firm Stand Amid Ongoing Diplomatic Sensitivities India’s latest response underscores its firm position on territorial integrity amid continuing sensitivities in India-China relations. While both sides have engaged in dialogue to address broader issues, such developments risk complicating diplomatic progress, reported IANS. The government reiterated that respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity remains the cornerstone of any meaningful engagement between the two countries. (With inputs from IANS)
12 April,2026 06:30 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentBeed Collector Vivek Johnson visited several sites in Wadwani, Dharur and Parli tehsils to resolve land acquisition hurdles for railway projects, hearing grievances from stakeholders, officials said on Sunday. Work on the ambitious Beed–Parli Vaijnath railway corridor project is currently underway. The project is being seen as a game-changer for the district and the region, as it will improve connectivity to Mumbai and Pune, two of Maharashtra’s largest cities and major economic hubs, PTI reported. During the field visit, Johnson, accompanied by railway, district and state officials, reviewed sites in Bavi and Lonwal villages in Wadwani tehsil and examined technical issues that had stalled land acquisition, an official said. “The collector also looked into grievances raised by residents of Deodahiphal, Chatgaon and Fakir Jawala villages in Dharur tehsil. He visited Parli, Khamgaon, Tapovan, Mulnatpur, Bahadurwadi, Tokwadi and Brahmwadi, where he interacted with farmers and affected citizens,” the official added, the news agency reported. With the resolution of land-related concerns and technical constraints, authorities confirmed that the right-of-way required for the railway alignment has now been cleared, paving the way for uninterrupted execution of the project. Johnson directed railway authorities to complete critical technical work on the project by May 15, ahead of the monsoon, the official said. “This railway line is crucial for the overall development of Beed district. Minor land-related obstacles have been resolved on the spot, and the railway administration must now expedite work within the stipulated timeframe,” Johnson said, reported PTI. The Ahilyanagar–Beed railway corridor was opened for train traffic on September 17 last year. Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project moves ahead, second TBM work begins at Sawli near Ghansoli Meanwhile, the assembly of the second Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train project has begun at Sawli near Ghansoli, marking a key milestone in the construction of the high-speed rail corridor, officials said on Saturday. They said that the TBM is being assembled at a depth of 39 metres below ground level. Once completed, the machine will begin tunnelling from Sawli towards Vikhroli, forming an important underground stretch of the project. An official statement said that a major component of the TBM, a gantry weighing around 190 metric tonnes, has been successfully lowered into the shaft. The structure measures approximately 18 metres in length, 10 metres in width and 9 metres in height. In total, four gantries will be installed in each TBM. These will be attached to the main shield assembly and cutterhead. (With PTI inputs)
12 April,2026 06:26 PM IST | Beed | mid-day online correspondentPresident Droupadi Murmu on Sunday condoled the demise of legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle, describing her passing as a “huge void” in the world of music. In a message, the President said Bhosle’s remarkable career defined an entire era of Indian music. She also recalled her personal interactions with the singer, noting that Bhosle lived life on her own terms both as an artist and as an individual. Murmu added that her melodious and timeless voice enriched Indian music for decades and would continue to inspire generations. Bhosle passed away at the age of 92 in Mumbai on Sunday, a day after being admitted to Breach Candy Hospital. Vice President Highlights Versatility Across Genres Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan also paid tribute, highlighting Bhosle’s unmatched versatility. He said her voice effortlessly transcended genres, from soulful ghazals to devotional compositions, leaving an indelible mark on Indian music. He noted that her musical legacy would continue to resonate in the hearts of millions and remain a source of inspiration for future generations. PM Modi Recalls Iconic Voice and Personal Interactions Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep sorrow over her passing, calling Bhosle one of the most iconic and versatile voices India has ever known. In his tribute, PM Modi said her extraordinary musical journey, spanning several decades, enriched India’s cultural heritage and touched countless hearts worldwide. He also fondly remembered his personal interactions with the singer and extended condolences to her family, fans, and admirers. Amit Shah, Mamata Banerjee Join in Paying Tributes Union Home Minister Amit Shah described the day as sorrowful for the nation and especially for music lovers. He praised Bhosle’s ability to adapt to various musical styles and languages, noting that her voice connected with millions across generations. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee also expressed grief, calling Bhosle a “musical genius” whose songs captivated audiences for decades. She recalled honouring the singer with the Bangabibhushan award in 2018 and highlighted her popularity across regions, including Bengal. Hema Malini Recalls Emotional Bond with ‘Asha Tai’ Actor and politician Hema Malini shared an emotional tribute, reflecting on her personal connection with Bhosle. She said the singer’s voice played a significant role in making many of her songs memorable and successful. Malini described Bhosle as full of life and said her passing marks a profound loss not only for Maharashtra but for the entire country. Asha Bhosle’s death marks the end of an extraordinary musical era, with her timeless voice continuing to echo across generations of listeners.
12 April,2026 04:11 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentAs the first phase of the nationwide Census 2027 has already commenced across the country from April 1, the house listing exercise in Chhattisgarh is scheduled to begin on May 1. Preparations for this massive exercise are in full swing in the state. The first phase, known as the House Listing and Housing Census, is a crucial component of the overall census process. During this phase, detailed information about every residential and non-residential building, including its status, usage, and available amenities, will be collected. In Chhattisgarh, house listing and enumeration of houses will be carried out from May 1 to May 30. In line with the 'Digital India' initiative, citizens will also have the option of 'Self-Enumeration' this time. From April 16 to April 30, families can voluntarily submit information about their households through a dedicated online portal. Those opting for self-enumeration will receive a unique Self-Enumeration ID, which they must preserve and provide to census enumerators during their visit for verification. The first phase will record several key details, including the number, status, and type of each building and house; its usage (residential, commercial, or other); the nature of construction (kachcha, pakka, or semi-pakka); the number of households; and availability of basic amenities such as drinking water, toilet facilities, electricity, cooking fuel, and internet connectivity. This Census is historic in many ways. It will be India’s first fully digital census, with enumerators and supervisors entering data directly through mobile phones. The entire process will be monitored through the Census Management and Monitoring System. All information collected will remain strictly confidential and will not be disclosed, even under the RTI Act. This will be India’s 16th national census overall and the eighth since Independence. The last census was conducted in 2011, while the one due in 2021 could not be held due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The first census in India was carried out in 1872, and the first after Independence took place in 1951. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
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