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Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised.&nbsp;

Five people were rushed to a hospital after they reportedly consumed a mouth freshener at a restaurant in Gurugram, a city southwest of New Delhi in northern India.&nbsp;

A shocking video of the incident was shared on social media platforms as people in pain were seen throwing up blood and washing their mouths. As per reports, they felt a burning sensation in their mouth.&nbsp;

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After finishing their meal reportedly at the La Forestta Cafe in Gurugram's Sector 90, the victims picked a customary mouth freshener.&nbsp;

Local reports said, and video also showed, that shortly after consuming the mouth freshener, they began to feel a burning sensation, followed by vomiting.&nbsp;

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Out of the five hospitalised, two are said to be in critical condition.&nbsp;

As quoted by NDTV, Ankit Kumar said that he was with his wife and five friends at the restaurant. He said as quoted, "We don't know what they have mixed (in the mouth freshener)."&nbsp;

"Everyone here is vomiting. They have cuts on their tongues. Their mouths are burning. Don't know what type of acid they have given us," he added.&nbsp;

Local reports said that the police have filed a case against the restaurant's owner in response to the victims' accusations. 
 
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Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. Five people were rushed to a hospital after they reportedly consumed a mouth freshener at a restaurant in Gurugram, a city southwest of New Delhi in northern India.

Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. Five people were rushed to a hospital after they reportedly consumed a mouth freshener at a restaurant in Gurugram, a city southwest of New Delhi in northern India. A shocking video of the incident was shared on social media platforms as people in pain were seen throwing up blood and washing their mouths. As per reports, they felt a burning sensation in their mouth. Also read: Video shows exact moment when massive boulders crushed two trucks After finishing their meal reportedly at the La Forestta Cafe in Gurugram's Sector 90, the victims picked a customary mouth freshener. Local reports said, and video also showed, that shortly after consuming the mouth freshener, they began to feel a burning sensation, followed by vomiting. Also read: Watch: US horses flee captivity to clip-clop on Ohio highway Watch the video here: Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. A incident cam into light from gurugram's restaurant where, "After eating food, used mouth freshener. Later, blood and foam came out of the mouth. #HealthAlert pic.twitter.com/2YkdqmpldD — Md Zeeshan (@zeeshan__0001) March 4, 2024 × Out of the five hospitalised, two are said to be in critical condition. As quoted by NDTV, Ankit Kumar said that he was with his wife and five friends at the restaurant. He said as quoted, "We don't know what they have mixed (in the mouth freshener)." "Everyone here is vomiting. They have cuts on their tongues. Their mouths are burning. Don't know what type of acid they have given us," he added. Local reports said that the police have filed a case against the restaurant's owner in response to the victims' accusations. (With inputs from agencies)

Mouth freshener sends five people to hospital at Gurugram restaurant in India: Report

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India has successfully eradicated extreme poverty, indicates&nbsp;a commentary penned by economists Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin in The Brookings Institution, a prominent American think-tank.

The assertion is based on the recently disclosed consumption expenditure data for the year 2022-23, revealing a notable annual growth of 2.9 per cent in real per capita consumption since 2011-12.

Notably, rural areas experienced a significantly higher growth rate of 3.1 per cent compared to urban areas at 2.6 per cent.

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The commentary highlights an unprecedented decline in both urban and rural inequality, with the Gini coefficient reflecting substantial reductions – from 36.7 to 31.9 in urban areas and from 28.7 to 27.0 in rural areas. The Gini coefficient measures income distribution inequality, with a higher value indicating greater disparity.

The economists assert that the combination of robust economic growth and substantial reduction in inequality has effectively eliminated poverty in India.

This conclusion is supported by the decline in the Headcount Poverty Ratio (HCR), which dropped from 12.2 per cent in 2011-12 to 2 per cent in 2022-23, equivalent to an annual decrease of 0.93 percentage points.

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Rural poverty now stands at 2.5 per cent, while urban poverty has diminished to 1 per cent.

The commentary acknowledges that these estimates do not consider government-supplied free food (wheat and rice) to approximately two-thirds of the population, along with the utilisation of public health and education services.&nbsp;

The authors underline the remarkable pace of poverty reduction, noting that a similar decline in the past took 30 years, whereas the current achievement occurred over just 11 years.

With extreme poverty nearly eradicated, the economists propose that India should now reassess its poverty line, providing an opportunity to redefine social protection programmes.&nbsp;

They argue for a higher poverty line to better identify intended beneficiaries and offer increased support to those genuinely in need.&nbsp;

The commentary concludes by affirming that official data confirms India's elimination of extreme poverty, a significant milestone with positive implications for global poverty rates.

(With inputs from agencies)

India has successfully eradicated extreme poverty, indicates a commentary penned by economists Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin in The Brookings Institution, a prominent American think-tank.

India has successfully eradicated extreme poverty, indicates a commentary penned by economists Surjit Bhalla and Karan Bhasin in The Brookings Institution, a prominent American think-tank. The assertion is based on the recently disclosed consumption expenditure data for the year 2022-23, revealing a notable annual growth of 2.9 per cent in real per capita consumption since 2011-12. Notably, rural areas experienced a significantly higher growth rate of 3.1 per cent compared to urban areas at 2.6 per cent. Also read: Latest NSSO consumer survey indicates poverty down to 5% in India The commentary highlights an unprecedented decline in both urban and rural inequality, with the Gini coefficient reflecting substantial reductions – from 36.7 to 31.9 in urban areas and from 28.7 to 27.0 in rural areas. The Gini coefficient measures income distribution inequality, with a higher value indicating greater disparity. The economists assert that the combination of robust economic growth and substantial reduction in inequality has effectively eliminated poverty in India. This conclusion is supported by the decline in the Headcount Poverty Ratio (HCR), which dropped from 12.2 per cent in 2011-12 to 2 per cent in 2022-23, equivalent to an annual decrease of 0.93 percentage points. Also read: India Budget 2024 | 250 million people came out of poverty Rural poverty now stands at 2.5 per cent, while urban poverty has diminished to 1 per cent. The commentary acknowledges that these estimates do not consider government-supplied free food (wheat and rice) to approximately two-thirds of the population, along with the utilisation of public health and education services. The authors underline the remarkable pace of poverty reduction, noting that a similar decline in the past took 30 years, whereas the current achievement occurred over just 11 years. With extreme poverty nearly eradicated, the economists propose that India should now reassess its poverty line, providing an opportunity to redefine social protection programmes. They argue for a higher poverty line to better identify intended beneficiaries and offer increased support to those genuinely in need. The commentary concludes by affirming that official data confirms India's elimination of extreme poverty, a significant milestone with positive implications for global poverty rates. (With inputs from agencies)

Extreme poverty has been eradicated in India, says report

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"Official data now confirms that India has eliminated extreme poverty, as commonly defined in international comparisons. This is an encouraging development with positive implications for global poverty headcount rates," the Brookings report stated.

India officially eliminates 'extreme poverty': Reports

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Ahead of the formation of a new government in neighbouring Pakistan, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday ruled out any immediate possibility of revival of regional grouping SAARC given Islamabad's "toolkit" of using terrorism in different ways, including against other members of the bloc.

In an interactive session at a think-tank, Jaishankar, without directly naming Pakistan, said the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) is in trouble as one of its member nations has been relentlessly backing terrorism.

"If you ask me whether I see a future for SAARC, in some ways, actually you are asking me if I see a future for that country. Because if that country does not really let go of those kinds of options in its armoury or its toolkit, then it is not just SAARC which is in danger. I mean, very frankly, you are looking at the state of that country as well," he said.

To a question on whether India is perceived by its neighbours as a bully, Jaishankar countered, saying, "A big bully does not provide USD 4.5 billion when the neighbours are in trouble. Big bullies do not supply vaccines to other countries when Covid (pandemic) was on and make exceptions to their own rules to respond to food demands, fuel demands, fertiliser demands because some war in some other part of the world has complicated their lives." Jaishankar was speaking at the Ananta Aspen Centre.

The external affairs minister said the SAARC is in trouble as one of its members has been supporting terrorism.

"The SAARC is in trouble basically because -- how do you have a regional organisation when one member does not hide the fact, in fact, sometimes proclaims the fact that they undertake, I am using the most neutral word possible, violent actions against other members?," he asked.

"If we are to sit as a group, but you reserve the right to attack me in the night, how long are we going to sit as a group? We have kind of obfuscated this issue for too long," Jaishankar said.

The SAARC is a regional bloc comprising India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

"We found excuses that there is a constituency out there, there is a reason for why they are doing it. The bottom line is that we have to be clear in our own minds. Is it the view that we should proceed with SAARC even if one member of SAARC actually has training camps, trains terrorists, pushes them across (the border), supports them in different ways?," he further asked.

"It was heading for a crisis. It was just a certain succession of events, finally precipitating what happened," Jaishankar said.

The external affairs minister added: "Our problem in the neighbourhood, very honestly, is with one country." At the same time, he said "in diplomacy, you always hold out hopes", adding "who knows one day what the future holds".

The SAARC has not been very effective since 2016 as its biennial summits have not taken place since the last one in Kathmandu in 2014.

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The 2016 SAARC Summit was to be held in Islamabad. But after a terrorist attack on an Indian Army camp in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir on September 18 that year, India expressed its inability to participate in the summit due to "prevailing circumstances".

The summit was called off after Bangladesh, Bhutan and Afghanistan also declined to participate in the Islamabad meet.

The external affairs minister said unlike the SAARC, cooperation under the BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) is moving ahead.

"I think there is today an appetite to grow under BIMSTEC," he said.

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"It is not like there are no problems there. The situation in Myanmar is very challenging. But I would say, we do not have the kind of issues in BIMSTEC which we do have in SAARC. There is a will to cooperate, there is a desire to take it forward," he said.

Ahead of the formation of a new government in neighbouring Pakistan, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday ruled out any immediate possibility of revival of regional grouping SAARC given Islamabad's "toolkit" of using terrorism in different ways, including against other members of the bloc.

Ahead of the formation of a new government in neighbouring Pakistan, India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday ruled out any immediate possibility of revival of regional grouping SAARC given Islamabad's "toolkit" of using terrorism in different ways, including against other members of the bloc. In an interactive session at a think-tank, Jaishankar, without directly naming Pakistan, said the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) is in trouble as one of its member nations has been relentlessly backing terrorism. "If you ask me whether I see a future for SAARC, in some ways, actually you are asking me if I see a future for that country. Because if that country does not really let go of those kinds of options in its armoury or its toolkit, then it is not just SAARC which is in danger. I mean, very frankly, you are looking at the state of that country as well," he said. To a question on whether India is perceived by its neighbours as a bully, Jaishankar countered, saying, "A big bully does not provide USD 4.5 billion when the neighbours are in trouble. Big bullies do not supply vaccines to other countries when Covid (pandemic) was on and make exceptions to their own rules to respond to food demands, fuel demands, fertiliser demands because some war in some other part of the world has complicated their lives." Jaishankar was speaking at the Ananta Aspen Centre. The external affairs minister said the SAARC is in trouble as one of its members has been supporting terrorism. "The SAARC is in trouble basically because -- how do you have a regional organisation when one member does not hide the fact, in fact, sometimes proclaims the fact that they undertake, I am using the most neutral word possible, violent actions against other members?," he asked. "If we are to sit as a group, but you reserve the right to attack me in the night, how long are we going to sit as a group? We have kind of obfuscated this issue for too long," Jaishankar said. The SAARC is a regional bloc comprising India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. "We found excuses that there is a constituency out there, there is a reason for why they are doing it. The bottom line is that we have to be clear in our own minds. Is it the view that we should proceed with SAARC even if one member of SAARC actually has training camps, trains terrorists, pushes them across (the border), supports them in different ways?," he further asked. "It was heading for a crisis. It was just a certain succession of events, finally precipitating what happened," Jaishankar said. The external affairs minister added: "Our problem in the neighbourhood, very honestly, is with one country." At the same time, he said "in diplomacy, you always hold out hopes", adding "who knows one day what the future holds". The SAARC has not been very effective since 2016 as its biennial summits have not taken place since the last one in Kathmandu in 2014. Also read | Will India act as mediator to end Russia-Ukraine war? Jaishankar responds The 2016 SAARC Summit was to be held in Islamabad. But after a terrorist attack on an Indian Army camp in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir on September 18 that year, India expressed its inability to participate in the summit due to "prevailing circumstances". The summit was called off after Bangladesh, Bhutan and Afghanistan also declined to participate in the Islamabad meet. The external affairs minister said unlike the SAARC, cooperation under the BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) is moving ahead. "I think there is today an appetite to grow under BIMSTEC," he said. Also watch | Munich Security Conference 2024: India is non-west but not anti-west, says EAM S Jaishankar | WION × "It is not like there are no problems there. The situation in Myanmar is very challenging. But I would say, we do not have the kind of issues in BIMSTEC which we do have in SAARC. There is a will to cooperate, there is a desire to take it forward," he said.

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