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Today in pics: Fire at a warehouse in New Delhi
1 / 13People stand and watch fire at a warehouse storing leftover cloth strips in New Delhi on Tuesday.
The cause of fire is unknown. No casualties have been reported so far, according to fire officials. (AP)
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2 / 13A person throws a bucket of water to salvage goods from a warehouse storing leftover cloth strips in New Delhi on Tuesday. (AP)
3 / 13Delhi fire officials douse a fire at a warehouse storing leftover cloth strips in New Delhi. (AP)
4 / 13Delhi firemen douse a fire at a warehouse storing leftover cloth strips in New Delhi. (AP)
5 / 13Election booth agents gather to collect their set of Electronic Voting Machines ahead of polling day in Vadodara on Tuesday. (IE Photo: Bhupendra Rana)
6 / 13Election booth agents check the EVMs ahead of polling in Vadodara on Tuesday. (IE Photo: Bhupendra Rana)
7 / 13For the first time in country, all 1,591 polling booths in Vadodara constituency in Gujarat, where BJP's PM nominee Narendra Modi is in the fray, are being equipped with CCTV cameras and overall electoral process there on April 30 will be video graphed, a senior officer said.
Election booth agents sit with their set of EVM. (IE Photo: Bhupendra Rana)
8 / 13Vadodara constituency comprising seven Assembly segments is the first in all 543 Parliamentary constituencies in the country where all polling booths are being equipped with CCTV cameras and videography of the overall process will be done," said District Returning Officer Vinod Rao.
Election booth agents take a look at their EVMs. (IE Photo: Bhupendra Rana)
9 / 13YSR Congress chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy during his election campaign in Hyderabad on Monday. (PTI)
10 / 13A vendor takes a nap as there are no customers in the market to buy Alphonso mangoes. The European Union decided to temporarily ban the import of Alphonso from India due to the alleged presence of pests in them. (IE Photo: Prashant Nadkar)
11 / 13Dress rehearsals are in full swing for Labour Day celebration in Mumbai. (IE Photo: Pradeep Kochrekar)
12 / 13Five men employed by the Indian Navy have been arrested for allegedly molesting a young female banker before attacking her husband in a pub in Mumbai.
The Khar police had arrested Maheshwar Mahendrasingh (26), Tirthnath Bilapnath (26), Ashiv Jaikishan (29), Shamprasad Bhandare (21) and Chandan Mishra (26), all of them grade four electricians with Navy. (IE Photo: Ganesh Shirsekar)
13 / 13The five men arrested were produced in the Bandra court on Tuesday. (IE Photo: Ganesh Shirsekar)
