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In a tragic incident, four Indian students studying at Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University in Russia drowned in the Volkhov river. The victims, Harshal Anantrao Desale, Jishan Ashpak Pinjari, Jia Firoj Pinjari, and Malik Gulamgous Mohammad Yakub, were swept away while taking a walk along the river. Jishan and Jia were siblings from Jalgaon, Maharashtra. Another student, Nisha Bhupesh Sonawane, survived and is currently receiving medical care. The university has expressed condolences and is assisting in repatriating the bodies. Watch the video for more details on this heart-wrenching story and the support being provided to the surviving student. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>#River #Drowning #Russia #VelikyNovgorod #IndianStudent#NovgorodStateUniversity #StPetersburg #breakingnews #russiaindia #indiarussia #oneindia #oneindianews #shorts #youtubeshorts <br/>~HT.178~ED.194~GR.125~
In a tragic incident, four Indian students studying at Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University in Russia drowned in the Volkhov river. The victims, Harshal Anantrao Desale, Jishan Ashpak Pinjari, Jia Firoj Pinjari, and Malik Gulamgous Mohammad Yakub, were swept away while taking a walk along the river. Jishan and Jia were siblings from Jalgaon, Maharashtra. Another student, Nisha Bhupesh Sonawane, survived and is currently receiving medical care. The university has expressed condolences and is assisting in repatriating the bodies. Watch the video for more details on this heart-wrenching story and the support being provided to the surviving student. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>#River #Drowning #Russia #VelikyNovgorod #IndianStudent#NovgorodStateUniversity #StPetersburg #breakingnews #russiaindia #indiarussia #oneindia #oneindianews #shorts #youtubeshorts <br/>~HT.178~ED.194~GR.125~
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