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Fire at Coaching Center Kills 15 in North India
At least 15 people, most of them students, have been killed in a fire at an animation training center in Lucknow city in northern India, local authorities say.
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India TV News
· Jul 10, 2026
Four shooters of Deepak Nandal Gang killed, three cops injured in midnight Gurugram encounter
In a major operation against organised crime, four shooters linked to the Deepak Nandal gang were killed and one was seriously injured during a late-night encounter with the Haryana Police in Gurugram on Thursday. Three police personnel also sustained bullet injuries during the exchange of fire. According to police, the encounter took place in the A-Block area of Sushant Lok after Crime Branch teams surrounded five armed shooters associated with the gang. A fierce gun battle followed, with more than 20 rounds fired from both sides. In the retaliatory action by the police, four shooters were killed while one suffered serious injuries. The area has since been sealed off and police along with forensic teams are collecting evidence from the spot.
India Today
· Jul 11, 2026
10 from Tamil Nadu, 5 from Andhra, Kerala: Vietnam tragedy kills 15 south Indians
10 from Tamil Nadu, 5 from Andhra, Kerala: Vietnam tragedy kills 15 south Indians
The Economic Times
· Jun 22, 2026
15 charred to death at Lucknow coaching complex
15 charred to death at Lucknow coaching complex
NDTV
· Jun 22, 2026
Lucknow Fire Tragedy: Rajnath Singh Says "Responsibility Will Be Fixed"
Lucknow Fire: Upon his arrival in Lucknow, Singh went directly to the site of the incident. There, he received a briefing about the situation from Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak.
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Related coverage for "Fire at Coaching Center Kills 15 in North India": India TV News — Four shooters of Deepak Nandal Gang killed, three cops injured in midnight Gurugram encounter. India Today — 10 from Tamil Nadu, 5 from Andhra, Kerala: Vietnam tragedy kills 15 south Indians. The Economic Times — 15 charred to death at Lucknow coaching complex . NDTV — Lucknow Fire Tragedy: Rajnath Singh Says "Responsibility Will Be Fixed"