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A stock image shows rosary peas. A single seed from this plant can be lethal, and a 5-year-old boy in India died in this way.

Deadly Poison Than Cobra: Two Kids From New Delhi Ingested Toxic Rosary Pea Seeds; One Was Reported Dead, Other Critical

Medicine & Technology Dec 01, 2022

Two New Delhi children ingested toxic rosary pea seeds, one of whom died and the other is very ill. Read more about this news here.

Indian Capital Suffers Thick Smog Once Again Due to Agricultural Fires

Oct 16, 2020

After months of experiencing smog-free air in New Delhi, India's capital once again is experiencing a surge of air pollution levels due to agricultural fires.

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Deadly Poison Than Cobra: Two Kids From New Delhi Ingested Toxic Rosary Pea Seeds; One Was Reported Dead, Other Critical

Indian Capital Suffers Thick Smog Once Again Due to Agricultural Fires

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