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Watch | No Electricity or Teachers but War Talk Aplenty in UP's Government Schools

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In a school in Uttar Pradesh, the government's war propaganda has reached students before basic school facilities. Students claim that there is no electricity for seven years and no teachers but there's plenty of war talk among them.

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Yogi Govt Defends Cops' Right to Lodge FIRs Under 'Anti-Conversion' Law – Which Allows Only Victims, Kin to File Plaints

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Watch | No Electricity or Teachers but War Talk Aplenty in UP's Government Schools

Yogi Govt Defends Cops' Right to Lodge FIRs Under 'Anti-Conversion' Law – Which Allows Only Victims, Kin to File Plaints