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The article reports on the killing of a 6-year-old boy and two girls in a bomb explosion in the mufassil area of Godda in Ranchi, India. Topics discussed include the circumstances that led to the accident, the possibility that the crude bomb may have been part of a consignment brought to disturb the voting process during the elections held on May 16, 2016, and the land disputes that are often reported in the area.

The article reports on the lack of security in Sector V, the information technology hub of Bengal in India. Topics discussed include the case of a 26-year-old woman who was gang raped by four men, the security concerns of IT and business process outsourcing (BPO) employees, and the failure of the police to provide security in the area.

The article reports on the alleged kidnapping and rape of a 26-year-old woman in Salt Lake Sector V, the information technology hub of Bengal, India, in May 2016. Topics discussed include the complaint filed by the victim with the women's police station in Bidhannagar, the circumstances that led to the kidnapping, and the police investigation launched following the incident.

The author urges the young people of India to be concerned about the socioeconomic conditions of the country, as of May 2016. He highlights the significance of freedom of speech provided by the constitution, and states the state of employment in the country, where people supposedly tend to fly to foreign countries for better employment. He mentions that one-fifth of the nation suffers from malnutrition, and cites that university students should think about dealing with the economic conditions.

The author relates a meeting with the members of the All India Kirtan and Devotional Singers' Association who are protesting against alleged government apathy towards their livelihood. Topics covered include the call by artists for their place within the arc of State patronage in the pre-electoral season, the challenges facing popular culture and the issues that divide society politics and the arts.

The article offers information on the statement from the government of India where it tells the New Delhi Supreme Court that the insurgency in Manipur in December 2015 was caused by home-grown groups who were colluding with anti-national forces. It mentions that the government has also decline the accusation that the Indian Army was engaged in murder of innocents in the state.

The article discusses the social conditions of India, citing views of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the significance of social diversity in India, that were expressed on a radio talk show, and mentions pertinence of indicidents related to religious and cultural intolerance in the country.

The article reports on Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat's claim that small incidents, such as the 2015 Dadri mob lynching, cannot damage Hindu culture. Topics discussed include Bhagwat's opinion that small incidents are exaggerated, the Hindu culture's respect for diversity, and the efforts of the RSS to keep India unified.

The article reports on the peace and progress in the Indian Northeast, as of August 2013. Topics discussed include India's economic growth, the role of Assam in the security and development of the entire Northeast and the greatest setbacks to peace and progress in the region. The number of projects with foreign investment in Assam is cited.

The article reports on the arrest of Mithun Burman, a 30-year-old unemployed man from Lokenath Bose Garden Lane in Topsia in Calcutta, India, after harassing a woman and hurting the women's colleague who confront with Burman. It discusses the address of Reverend Thomas D'Souza, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Calcutta, regarding the growing atrocities or crimes against women in the state.

The article reports on the young men who were accused of chasing a Frenchwoman at the Lake Gardens and Jodhpur Park in India on July 13, 2013. It states that the suspects live at the slum 68 Rahim Ostagar and mentions the regular occurence of incidents involving drunken brawls and warring groups in the area. Information on the suspects, including car wash boy Chhotu Haldar, waiter Nepal Sardar, and football player Babai Hazra.

The article reports that only a few couples have participated in the Antar-Jatiya Vivah Yojana, an initiative launched by India's Ranchi district welfare department to encourage inter-caste marriages especially between tribal and non-tribal communities. Topics discussed include the department's failure to draw more applicants, despite a massive awareness programme it has undertaken, and the possible reasons for this poor show.

The article focuses on Freedom U.0, a pilot project started by Gulmohur High School in Telco, Jamshedpur, India and management counsellor Santosh Sharma to prevent suicide among residents of Jamshedpur. Topics discussed include theme song of the project "Want my freedom back" composed by the band Extra Sensory Perception, the launch of merchandise accessories like T-shirts, coffee mugs, and badges, and the book "Dissolve The Box."