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September 18: Delhi and beyond, in pictures

The day’s developments, events and newsmakers

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The mortal remains of Marshal of the Indian Air Force Arjan Singh being taken on a gun carriage to the Brar Square for his last rites with state honours, in New Delhi
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Air Force fighter jets carry out fly-past in a ‘missing man’ formation over the Delhi Cantonment during the last rites of the Marshal of the Indian Air Force, Arjan Singh, with state honours, at Brar Square in New Delhi

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IANS/PIB Photo
Prime Minister Narendra Modi talks to the family members of Marshal of the Air Force Arjan Singh and expresses his condolences, in New Delhi
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IANS/PIB Photo
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pays homage to Marshal of the Indian Air Force Arjan Singh at Brar Square crematorium in New Delhi

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IANS Photo
Girls dressed in traditional attire rehearse for Garba - a traditional folk dance, ahead of Navratri festival in Ahmedabad
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PTI Photo
Models from 42 countries participating in the Face of Beauty International 2017 contest as they pose in front of the Taj Mahal in Agra

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IANS Photo
An illuminated Mysuru Palace ahead of Mysuru Dasara, in Mysuru
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Congress workers hold placards as they protest against inflation and hike in the petroleum product prices in Thane, Mumbai

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PTI Photo
An anganwadi worker scuffles with a policeman during a protest in support of their various demands, in Srinagar
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NH Photo by Vipin
Thousands of accredited Social Health Activist workers marched to Vikash Bhawan in Delhi to demand a pay hike

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AP/ PTI Photo
Rohingya Muslim women, who crossed over from Myanmar into Bangladesh, stretch out their arms to collect sanitary products distributed by aid agencies near Balukhali refugee camp, Bangladesh on Sunday. Bangladeshi authorities on Sunday took steps to restrict the movement of Muslim Rohingya refugees living in crowded border camps after fleeing violence in Myanmar even as Myanmar’s military chief maintained the chaos was the work of extremists seeking a stronghold in the country

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Published: 18 Sep 2017, 7:39 PM
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