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28th March 2023
3. Borrowers should be heard before accounts are classified as fraud: SC:
4. Sri Lanka clears global oil companies’ entry into country’s retail fuel market:
5. Heat action plans in India fail to identify vulnerable groups: study:
6. Students to get new textbooks from NCERT after a gap of nearly 20 years:
7.Hungarian lawmakers voted on Monday to support Finland's accession to NATO:
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