Daily Brief: Of Rs 945 crore bonds donated by drug firms, most went to parties ruling states with pharma units, and more

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  Of Rs 945 crore bonds donated by drug firms, most went to parties ruling states with pharma units 
  Only states can take punitive action against firms for substandard drugs. But the BJP got donations even from firms based in non-BJP states. 
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  Kejriwal’s arrest: ‘We encourage a fair and transparent legal process’, says United States 
  The comments come after Germany on Friday said that the Delhi chief minister was entitled to a ‘fair and impartial’ trial. 
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  All-Indian crew manned ship that collided with Baltimore bridge in United States 
  The Francis Scott Key Bridge in the port city collapsed on Tuesday after the Singapore-flagged cargo vessel crashed into it. 
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  How Bengaluru’s water crisis is rooted in the neglect of its lakes 
  For years, lakes helped give the city steady water supply. But lopsided growth pushed out traditional users and left lakes shrunken and polluted. 
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  ‘Get me out’: After voice mail, Indian mother waits to hear from son duped into fighting in Ukraine 
  A Kashmiri man is among several Indians, desperate for jobs, who landed up in Russia after being promised work as ‘helpers’ in the army. 
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  Bhima Koregaon: A new book recounts how 16 activists were imprisoned as terrorists, without trial 
  An excerpt from ‘The Incarcerations: Bhima Koregaon and the Search for Democracy in India’, by Alpa Shah. 
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  Dilip Naik, the Hindi film industry musician you had heard even before you heard of him 
  The remarkable journey of the guitarist who played on the iconic Hindi film songs ‘Aaja Aaja’ and ‘Jaan Pehchaan Ho’. 
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  Biography: When theatre director Ebrahim Alkazi turned the terrace of his home into an auditorium 
  An excerpt from ‘Ebrahim Alkazi: Holding Time Captive’, by Amal Allana. 
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