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Today’s news discussion covers major stories:
- CM Mann claims to have resolved the flood issue while targeting BJP and Congress.
- Who is responsible in the Rajvir Jawanda accident case?
- Gandhian-style protest now being branded as terrorism.
- If winning a match is called Mission Sindoor, why the need for war?
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