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the Vikramshila Setu in Bihar’s Bhagalpur district fell into the Ganga River, leaving concerns regarding the infrastructure safety. The incidence took place between 12:35 AM and 1:35 AM, when a slab near pillar number 133 collapsed into the Ganga River.
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From OTT to films and from brands to public figures, calls for Boycotts regularly dominates online conversations, often gaining pull within hours. Yet just quickly as they rise , many of these trends disappear