December 30: Delhi and beyond, in pictures

The day’s developments, events and newsmakers

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NCP leader Ajit Pawar shakes hands with Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray during the swearing in ceremony for State cabinet expansion at Vidhan Bhavan in Mumbai. Pawar took oath as the Deputy Maharashtra Chief Minister today.
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PTI Photo
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren meets general pubic at his residence in Ranchi.

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PTI Photo
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee interacts with children during a protest rally against the amended Citizenship Act and NRC, in Purulia district.
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PTI Photo
Nationalist Congress Party supporters celebrate after party leader Ajit Pawar took oath as the deputy chief minister of Maharashtra, in Solapur, Maharashtra.

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PTI Photo
Students carry a structure representing a ‘detention camp’ during a protest against NRC and the amended Citizenship Act, in Kolkata.
Pramod Pushkarna
Pramod Pushkarna
CPI(M) dharna against the CAA, NRC in Delhi at Jantar Mantar in New delhi. They demanded the release of those arrested during the protests against CAA

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PTI Photo
A man looks at icicles hanging from a bridge after snowfall at Tangmarg near Srinagar.
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PTI Photo
People warm themselves near a bonfire during a cold winter day, at Fatehpur Shekhawati in Rajasthan.

Pramod Pushkarna
Pramod Pushkarna
Autumn at Vijay Chowk on foggy Monday in New Delhi
Pramod Pushkarna
Pramod Pushkarna
A view of Rajpath from the North Block on Monday evening in New Delhi

Pramod Pushkarna
Pramod Pushkarna
Rashtrapati Bhavan North Block covered with fog in New Delhi on Monday
December 30: Delhi and beyond, in pictures
Even birds shivered sitting on the parapet of ITO bridge on the zero visibility day in New Delhi.

Vipin
Vipin
The visibility was very poor as a blanket of thick fog wrapped the region at Burari in Delhi

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