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Satya Niketan collapse sparks PG demolitions, students faced with hostel shortage

Following a fatal boys' PG building collapse in Delhi's Satya Niketan that claimed seven lives, the Delhi government and Municipal Corporation of Delhi launched demolition drives against unauthorised constructions in Uttam Nagar, Pandav Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, and Nehru Vihar. Authorities arrested five individuals, suspended municipal officials, and proposed regulatory curbs including rent caps and mandatory registrations to address Delhi University's student housing crisis.

The broadcast covers an NIA chargesheet detailing surveillance in the Delhi Red Fort blast plot, alongside the Tamil Nadu government's clearance for a new secretariat at Foreshore Estate in Chennai's Pattambakkam area.

Additionally, the report details Supreme Court deliberations regarding FSSAI draft regulations on front-of-pack warning labels for ultra-processed foods high in sugar, salt, and fat, highlighting public health concerns over industry food engineering. The bulletin concludes with a preview of Apple's hardware launch event, examining expectations for the iPhone lineup, a rumoured foldable iPhone Ultra featuring the A20 Pro chip, new Apple Watches, and corporate leadership changes.

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