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    In another episode of this happens only in India, the auction of a liquor store in a village in Rajasthan’s Hanumangarh district that started at around Rs 72 lakh got sold at over Rs500 crores.

    Yes, you read that right!
    The bidding started at 11 am in the morning and ended way after midnight and it’s shocking but the highest bid was around Rs500 crores. Auctioning of liquor shops is not a new concept and recently, e-auctions have started and around 7000 liquor stores are going under the hammer.
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    Former state chief minister Vasundhara Raje had earlier abolished the system but now under Ashok Gehlot, the bidding system has restarted again.

    For this auction, bidding started at Rs 72 lakh in the morning and bidders kept on bidding high prices for the store that the bidding went onto till midnight and ended around 2 am at night with the highest price quoted at Rs510 crores.
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    The liquor store was bought by two women belonging to the same family and one of them is Kiran Kanwar. The news has left many people astonished and even the officials from the Excise department who had never expected the bid to go up this high.

    What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below!

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    As the world celebrates the indomitable spirit and fantastic achievements of women, the Indian Premier League franchise Delhi Capitals carried out a special social media campaign in honour of International Women's Day. 
    Focusing on the Superwomen of the national capital, the franchise got in touch with four women from within the city who are breaking the societal shackles to pursue their passion, as a part of their #MainHoonNayiDilli campaign.
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    One of these four stories is of Mehrunnisha Shokat Ali, a veteran of 10 years as a bouncer in the high-class clubs of Delhi’s popular Hauz Khas area who went against the norms of the society, stood her ground against a father who didn’t support her wishes and finally did what she always wanted to do - protect people.
    “I grew up in an extremely conservative family, consisting of my parents, 3 sisters and 2 brothers. As the girls of the house, we were expected to do the household chores, get married young and stick to the path that had been followed by all the women in our family for generations. But that never felt right to me,” Mehrunnisha said in an interview with Delhi Capitals.
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    “I wanted to become a policewoman. The power, the respect and the ability to protect others really appealed to me. But my father was against the idea and despite several pleas he refused to budge. I started losing hope and tried to move on from this pipe dream,” she said. 
    “When I was 16, I came to Delhi with my little brother for his audition at a singing reality show. There, I saw bouncers for the first time, handling the crowd and keeping everyone safe. I realized this could be the way for me to finally live a part of my dream. I was always an active child and enjoyed spending time at my father’s gym. When I walked up to the bouncers and told them I wanted to do what they did, they saw my well-built physique and gave me a chance,” Mehrunnisha opened up about the beginning of her dreams once again.
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    “My father once again opposed, but this time I was determined to fight for it. Eventually, he came around and I became the first female bouncer in the bustling lanes of Hauz Khas – Delhi’s popular nightlife spot,” she said. 
    “The male bouncers didn’t accept me as their equals and even male patrons at the bars used to misbehave with me. They mocked me and questioned how I could be a bouncer if I couldn’t defend myself against them,” she said, explaining the typical gender-bias the job of a bouncer carries with it.
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    “However, their words never bothered me. My only concern, then and now, is to protect girls and make sure nobody misbehaves with them. I take great pride in this responsibility. I have been a bouncer for more than 10 years now, and I have worked hard to prove my mettle and earn my due respect. I have also encouraged many young girls, including my little sister, to overcome their fears and take up this profession. Now, when I walk into the club, men view me with respect and girls feel safer seeing a woman bouncer,” she concluded.

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    Weddings are a huge deal in India. There is excessive drama, a lot of fun, people getting drunk and also we see many people crying. And why not, after all a daughter leaves her home to live with her husband. However, no-one can expect something this tragic.

    Recently, a newlywed woman who was still wearing her bridal lehenga died of a heart attack due to excessive crying during her bidaai ceremony.
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    According to News18, a heart attack was caused due to crying continuously or stress-induced at that moment. This incident took place in Sonepur, Odisha. The bidaai took place on Friday morning and at that time the bride was healthy and put-together.

     Gupteswari Sahoo (Rosy), was born to Murali Sahoo and Menaka of Julunda village in Binika block in the district. She was wed to Bisikesan Pradhan of Tentulu village and the wedding was small and happened at the girl’s parental home.
    At the time of her bidaai, she was seen crying inconsolably and she kept on crying continuously without stopping. The onlookers also reported that she cried so much that she fainted and a guest who attended the wedding also said that Rosy was distressed as her father also passed away a few months ago.
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    Many people tried to revive her as people thought that she faints under emotional duress. However, once Rosy collapsed all her family members tried to revive her and bring her back to consciousness but nothing worked.

    She was then taken to Dunguripali CHC emergency and there the doctors declared her dead on arrival. The cause of death was identified as cardiac failure.
    This incident is scary and extremely tragic at the same time. What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below!

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