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India in pics: From fog, to icicles, to celebration of Louis Braille’s 209th birth anniversary

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SNS | New Delhi | January 4, 2018 7:11 pm

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Visually challenged children during a exhibition on the celebration of Louis Braille 209th birth anniversary in New Delhi on Wednesday.-(Photo: Amarjeet Singh)

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Children travelling to school during foggy condition in Chandigarh on Thursday. Low viewing conditions in north-India has made life difficult for people. (Photo: Pardeep Saini)

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A view of the icicles hanging from a bush in Shimla on Thursday. (Photo: Lalit Kumar/SNS)

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Women India Movement activists protesting against the Triple Talaq Bill in New Delhi on Thursday. The women body said that the Bill is unconstitutional and against the welfare of Muslim women. (Photo: Ritik Jain)

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