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Maruti’s Gujarat Plant Showcases ‘Make In India, Make For The World’ Vision

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Calling it a true example of “Make in India, Make for the World,” Maruti Suzuki Chairman R.C. Bhargava on Tuesday said the company’s Gujarat plant is being developed into a global hub as Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the first batch of the company’s electric SUV, ‘e-Vitara’, and inaugurated India’s first lithium-ion battery cell plant at Hansalpur here.

Speaking to reporters, Bhargava said the Prime Minister’s encouragement has infused fresh energy into the company. “Today is a truly proud and historic occasion for us as PM Modi has inaugurated two landmark steps for India’s future,” he said.

The Prime Minister flagged off the company’s first electric SUV, ‘e-Vitara’, and also inaugurated the lithium-ion battery plant at Hansalpur, Gujarat. The plant rolls out 7.5 lakh cars every year. He highlighted that the e-Vitara will not only serve Indian customers but will also be exported to more than 100 countries.

“The e-Vitara will not only serve Indian customers but also be exported worldwide. Gujarat will emerge as a global manufacturing hub under the Make in India, Make for the World vision,” Bhargava added. Maruti Suzuki’s Senior Executive Officer Rahul Bharti echoed the sentiment, calling the moment a major milestone in India’s journey toward self-reliance.

“We are building advanced battery electric vehicles for over 100 global markets. At the same time, our subsidiary TDSG Lithium-Ion Battery Gujarat Private Limited has achieved deep localisation — moving from battery packs to cells and now electrode manufacturing,” Bharti said. He added that watching young engineering students and skilled associates at the Hansalpur plant demonstrate their work before the Prime Minister was an emotional and proud moment for the company.

The company also confirmed that the e-Vitara will be manufactured exclusively in Gujarat as part of a single-location global production strategy. The SUV will be launched in several markets in the coming financial year, though pricing and exact launch timelines are yet to be disclosed.

-IANS

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Xi’s Tibet Visit Signals Push For Upper Hand Against India: Report

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Chinese President Xi Jinping‘s recent visit to Tibet confirms that Beijing is striving to cultivate advantages there that give it the upper hand in the balance of power and border negotiations with India, a report said.

China’s Premier Li Qiang’s announcement on July 21 that the Medong county dam will begin construction and now, Xi’s veiled instructure to accelerate its development, makes it almost clear that the dam will be a flashpoint in India-China security dynamics, Rahul Karan Reddy, a senior research associate at the Organisation for Research on China and Asia (ORCA) wrote in an opinion piece.

The report stated: “Perhaps China is cultivating a bargaining chip for negotiations with India, but with the sanction of the top leadership, riparian relations between India and China are now certain to become further securitised. Moreover, China’s position that the Medong county dam and development policies of Tibet are an internal matter is likely to harden as India raises objections to such projects. Tibet’s development trajectory and infrastructure projects are becoming increasingly relevant to India’s border security and entangled with security competition with China.”

Another aspect regarding the visit is the issue of the Dalai Lama’s succession. Xi’s visit to the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) and reiteration of security and stability clearly indicate that China is not ready to allow the Dalai Lama’s succession issue to affect its control in Tibet.

The ORCA report stated: “A high-profile visit to TAR just a month after the Dalai Lama’s announcement of a successor outside China and outside China’s influence, signals a hardening stance by Beijing; that China will persist with its integration strategy in Tibet and legitimise Party-appointed Tibetan institutions. Perhaps Xi’s visit is preparing the ground for China’s countermeasures in TAR, for when the Dalai Lama’s succession process is initiated. For India, this means China is also preparing for a decision by New Delhi to support or legitimise the Dalai Lama’s succession.”

The ties between India and China have moved closer towards normalisation since October last year, and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to New Delhi showcased that the two nations have been engaging in dialogue and negotiations to address the boundary question.

However, developments in Tibet are likely to have a significant influence on the security outlook of India and China. The report said: “Xi’s visit to TAR was a sharp reminder that developments in Tibet are closely tied to border security concerns for India; the Medong county dam is raising significant concerns about a ‘water bomb’ in some Indian states, and its construction could greatly accentuate security dilemmas in sensitive border regions. For China, the Dalai Lama’s recent remarks on the succession issue have possibly resulted in Beijing’s hardening stance and reiteration of control in Tibet. It also explains any Party moves towards preparing the ground for succession outcomes. Both the domestic governance priorities of the Party and China’s external signalling are indicating an increase in the complexity of security dynamics between India and China.”

–IANS

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‘Where Is The Dawn?, DMK Failed To Fulfil 87% Of Poll Promises’ Says PMK’s Anbumani Ramadoss

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PMK Pres Anbumani Ramadoss Slams DMK Govt Over Sathanur Dam Water Release And Poor Flood Response

The Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK), led by Anbumani Ramadoss, on Tuesday released a report accusing the DMK government of betraying the public by “failing” to deliver on the majority of its election promises. The party claimed that after more than four years in office, the government had achieved little beyond rhetoric.

The PMK report, titled ‘Where is the Dawn?’, examined the 505 assurances made in the DMK’s 2021 Assembly election manifesto. It said that only 66 promises (12.94 per cent) had been fully implemented, while another 66 were partially acted upon. A massive 373 pledges remain unfulfilled, along with five additional assurances personally made by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin during the campaign.

According to the PMK, key commitments relating to Sri Lankan Tamils, fisheries development and major irrigation projects had seen no progress. In agriculture, only eight of 56 assurances were implemented. On the sensitive issues of employment and education, the party said the government failed to scrap the NEET exam, cancel educational loans or create the 3.5 lakh government jobs it had promised.

The report also criticised the DMK for backtracking on governance-related reforms. It pointed out that the government had not strengthened the Lokayukta, failed to enact a Right to Services Act, and had not established special courts to tackle corruption.

Employment-related pledges, such as legislating 75 per cent job reservation for Tamils in the private sector and setting up new industrial parks, remained on paper. In healthcare, the report said only three of 18 promises had been delivered, with no progress on super-speciality hospitals or expanded ambulance services.

The PMK further noted that CM Stalin’s seven long-term “vision commitments” in sectors such as the economy, agriculture, water resources, education, healthcare and social justice had seen “no tangible results”.

Concluding its assessment, the party charged that the government had “let down the people who voted for change”. “The DMK promised a new dawn, but what Tamil Nadu has witnessed is a prolonged night of unkept promises and delayed progress,” the report said.

– IANS

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Kerala Congress Hits Out At CM Pinarayi Vijayan Over Global Ayyappa Summit, Calls It ‘Majority Appeasement’

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The upcoming Global Ayyappa Summit, planned as part of the platinum jubilee celebrations of the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB), has triggered a political storm in Kerala. On Tuesday, Leader of the Opposition V.D. Satheesan accused the ruling CPI-M of organising the event to appease majority communal sentiments.

“The CPI-M is using Sabarimala’s name for majority appeasement. This newfound devotion began only after its parliamentary poll defeat. Now they are clinging to Lord Ayyappa, making communalism their political weapon, even moving in tandem with the Sangh Parivar,” Satheesan said. He warned that the CPI-M’s move was “like scratching one’s head with fire”, adding that what happened to the Left in Bengal awaited them in Kerala.

“We know nothing about this so-called Ayyappa congregation,” he said. The Global Ayyappa Summit is scheduled for September 20 on the banks of the sacred Pampa River near Sabarimala. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will inaugurate the event, conceived as one of the largest spiritual congregations in South India.

Devaswom Minister V.N. Vasavan formally extended invitations to political leaders, including the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, during a visit to Chennai. However, Chief Minister Stalin later conveyed his inability to attend due to prior commitments. Instead, Tamil Nadu Ministers P.K. Sekarbabu and Palanivel Thiaga Rajan will represent the state government at the event.

Meanwhile, the BJP also sharpened its attack. Kerala BJP President Rajeev Chandrasekhar accused both Vijayan and Stalin of repeatedly insulting Sabarimala traditions and Hindu devotees.

“Pinarayi Vijayan jailed and assaulted Ayyappa devotees, while Stalin and his son Udhayanidhi have called Hindu faith a virus. This Ayyappa event is nothing but an election drama,” Chandrasekhar wrote in a Facebook post. He added that the CPI-M leaders could attend only if they apologised to Hindus and Ayyappa bhakts.

– IANS

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Left Party Councillors Stage Walkout In Chennai Corporation Over Waste Management Privatisation, Arrest Of Sanitation Workers

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The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) council meeting on 26 August 2025, witnessed a dramatic walkout by councillors belonging to the Left parties, the Communist Party of India (CPI) and the Communist Party of India (Marxist), in protest against the privatisation of solid waste management in two city zones and the midnight arrest of contract conservancy workers.

CPI(M) councillor R. Jayaraman raised slogans inside the council hall, condemning the civic body’s decision to hand over waste management in Royapuram and Thiru Vi Ka Nagar zones to a private operator. He also strongly objected to the detention of workers under the National Urban Livelihoods Mission (NULM), who had been agitating against the move. CPI councillor M. Renuka supported his stand and joined in the walkout.

The Deputy Mayor, responding to the allegations, clarified that the arrests of the workers were carried out in compliance with a court order. However, the protesting councillors dismissed this explanation and asserted that the Corporation had a responsibility to safeguard the rights of long-serving conservancy workers rather than transferring them to private contractors.

The dispute stems from the Corporation’s decision earlier this month to outsource conservancy operations in the two zones to a private company. NULM contract workers, many of whom have been engaged in garbage collection and related duties for several years, opposed the move, demanding that they be permanently absorbed into the civic body with regularised pay and benefits. The workers staged a 13-day sit-in protest outside the Ripon Building, highlighting their grievances. They argued that while the Corporation had been paying them a monthly wage of ₹22,000 under its contract system, the private operator was offering only ₹16,000. This steep reduction in pay, along with uncertainty over job security, triggered widespread resentment among the workforce.

Councillors of the Left parties said the decision to privatise essential services like solid waste management would not only jeopardise workers’ livelihoods but also weaken the accountability of the civic body. They demanded that waste management remain under the direct control of the Corporation and urged the administration to withdraw cases against the arrested workers. The issue is expected to continue sparking debates within the civic body as the Corporation pursues its waste management restructuring plans in other zones of the city.

– IANS

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“Misleading”: Bihar Chief Electoral Officer Busts Claims Made In Newslaundry Report On Voter Roll “Irregularities”

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The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Bihar, has strongly refuted a report published by Newslaundry alleging large-scale irregularities in the state’s electoral rolls. Calling the report “misleading” and “selectively presented,” the CEO issued a point-by-point clarification, stressing that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in the state was conducted transparently and on an unprecedented scale.

The Newslaundry report , published on 25 August 2025, claimed that in several constituencies, hundreds of voters were registered at single addresses and that the Election Commission had failed to verify them through door-to-door checks.

In a statement, the CEO’s office countered these claims:

#1 Verification Process Undertaken

The CEO clarified that during the SIR, door-to-door verification of 7.89 crore voters was carried out by Booth Level Officers (BLOs). Of the 7.24 crore electors listed in the Draft Roll published on August 1, documents of 99.11% of voters had already been collected. Verification work for the remaining electors is still ongoing. The claim that no verification was done was termed “baseless and fabricated.”

#2 Voter Clustering Explained

Responding to Newslaundry’s findings of large “clusters” of voters at single addresses, the CEO said this was a common socio-geographical feature in rural and semi-urban Bihar, where multiple families often live under one khata number, tola, or mohalla without formal house numbers. “Clustering at the same address is not an irregularity but a reflection of local realities,” the statement read.

#3 Incorrect Addresses and Unknown Names

The CEO pointed out that many students, migrant workers, and tenants may be registered under a particular household but are not currently residing there, which could explain why some residents claimed not to know the names on the rolls. Any discrepancies are being addressed through Form-7 (Deletion) and Form-8 (Address Correction) under the ongoing claims and objections process.

#4 Transparency of Electoral Process

The Commission emphasized that the system remains open and transparent. After the Draft Roll was published, all political parties and citizens were given the opportunity to file claims and objections, both online and offline, from 1 August 2025 to 1 September 2025.

#5 Sample Size of Investigation Questioned

The CEO criticized Newslaundry for drawing sweeping conclusions based on 14 cases across four constituencies, while the SIR exercise covers 7.89 crore voters across 243 assembly constituencies. “Questioning the credibility of the entire process on the basis of such a selectively chosen and statistically insignificant sample is neither rational nor objective,” the statement said.

The Election Commission has maintained that it welcomes genuine corrections and citizen participation in ensuring accurate rolls but warned against “mischaracterizing isolated issues as systemic failures.”

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Bangladesh Faces Sharp Rise In Rape And Violence Against Women, Children: Awami League Cites Rights Groups’ Alarming Data

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Bangladesh is witnessing a deeply troubling surge in violence against women and children, with cases rising at an alarming rate nationwide, the Awami League party said on 26 August, urging urgent attention and coordinated action to tackle the crisis.

Citing reports from human rights organisations, the party mentioned that between January and July 2025, incidents of rape increased by about 68.5 per cent compared to the same period in 2024. It also added that violence against children rose by 38 per cent during the same period in 2025.

Citing the concerning figures from the human rights body Manobadhikar Songskriti Foundation (MSF), the party asserted that, based on their data, between January and July 2025, 502 women and children were raped, including 133 victims of gang rape. Additionally, twenty-seven victims were killed after rape, and 209 attempted rapes were reported. On the other hand, highlighting the data from the Dhaka-based human rights organisation Ain o Salish Kendra (ASK), the Awami League stressed that in the first seven months of this year, 492 women and children were victims of rape, compared to 292 in the same period last year.

According to the party, incidents of violence against children rose to 640, up from 463 in 2024, while domestic violence also increased by nearly 16 per cent in 2025. “A report from Bangladesh Mahila Parishad paints a similar picture. Their figures indicate that 405 individuals were raped this year, 117 were victims of gang rape, and 15 were killed after rape. Last year, the numbers were 253, 105, and 18, respectively,” the Awami League posted on X.

The party emphasised that experts reckon the main reasons such crime continues in Bangladesh are the lack of punishment for offenders, delays in the justice system, negligence by law enforcement, and weak local governance. Referring to the experts, the party stated that “this trend is not just a matter of statistics but a serious threat to social security and human rights.” “The policing system has weakened. After the July movement, the negative narratives around women’s freedom and mobility have encouraged rapists,” Awami League quoted Syed Shaikh Imtiaz, professor at the Department of Women and Gender Studies at Dhaka University, as saying. Several human rights activists, the party noted, argue that misogynistic attitudes and impunity for perpetrators are the main causes behind the rise in violence against women and children. These activists, it said, contend that without effective law enforcement, speedy trials, and greater social awareness, the rising incidents of violence cannot be halted in Bangladesh.

– IANS

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Supreme Court Rules NGT Cannot Direct ED On Money Laundering, Strikes Down ₹50 Crore Penalty

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The Supreme Court has held that the National Green Tribunal (NGT) lacks the power to direct the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to initiate prosecution under the anti-money laundering law for alleged environmental violations.

A bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) B.R. Gavai and Justice K. Vinod Chandran observed that the green tribunal has no power under the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010, to direct the prosecution of individuals under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

“Though such power would be available to a PMLA court or to constitutional courts, it would not be available for exercise by the NGT, constituted to ensure effective and expeditious consideration of cases relating to environmental protection and conservation of forests,” the CJI Gavai-led Bench said as it set aside the green tribunal’s direction to the ED to examine the petitioner, C.L. Gupta Export Ltd, a handicraft manufacturing and exporting company.

“We hence set aside the direction issued to the Enforcement Directorate; but say nothing on whether there is an offence made out or not, which at this stage is not within our ken,” it said. The apex court further noted that no FIR had been registered for any scheduled offence, nor was any complaint filed alleging such offences under the various environmental protection statutes scheduled under the PMLA.

In its judgment, the Supreme Court also set aside the ₹50 crore environmental compensation imposed by the NGT on the petitioner company for alleged violations, including illegal groundwater extraction and discharge of effluents into a Ganga tributary.

The bench observed that the NGT’s method of calculating the penalty based on the company’s revenue lacked a rational nexus with the alleged environmental damages and was inconsistent with legal principles laid down in earlier judgements of the apex court. “The methodology adopted by the NGT for imposition of penalty was held to be totally unknown to any principle of law. (R)ule of law does not permit the state or its agencies to extract a ‘pound of flesh’, even in environmental matters,” it added. However, the apex court upheld the NGT’s directions allowing continuous monitoring and audit of pollution control measures to ensure a “pollution-free compliance regime.” 

– IANS

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India To Become Global Clean Energy Hub: PM Modi Inaugurates EV Battery Manufacturing, Export Drive

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26 August 2025, inaugurated localised production of hybrid battery electrodes and flagged off Battery Electric Vehicle (EV) exports to 100 countries from Hansalpur in Ahmedabad and stated that India will become a hub of clean energy.

Addressing the gathering, PM Modi emphasised India’s growing role in clean energy and electric mobility, while underlining the deepening partnership between India and Japan. Highlighting India’s workforce and manufacturing potential, the Prime Minister said, “India has a demographic advantage, we have a skilled workforce. This makes it a win-win situation for any investment. Suzuki, Japan is manufacturing here and later cars are exported to Japan. This is the strength of Japan and India relations. “This also shows the trust of global firms in India. Companies like Maruti Suzuki are brand ambassadors of India. It is our biggest car exporter. From today, we began to scale EVs at the same level. From now on, EVs that will roll in various countries will have ‘Made in India’ written on it.”

He pointed out that India had long been dependent on imports for EV batteries, but the situation was now changing. “The most critical part of an EV is the battery. Earlier batteries were totally imported by India, but it was important to manufacture the battery in India and therefore we sowed the seeds of battery manufacturing in India. Three Japanese companies came together to manufacture battery cells and electrodes in India. This will give our mission new energy. This will boost the hybrid vehicle market of our nation.”

The Prime Minister also stressed that EVs were not just an alternative but a solution to multiple challenges. “A few years ago, EVs were seen as an alternative but I think EVs are a solution to many problems. Last year during my Singapore visit, we decided to convert our old vehicles, old ambulances into EVs. Maruti Suzuki accepted that challenge and worked on it in six months. They built a hybrid ambulance. This will reduce pollution and also give an alternative to change old vehicles. Clean energy and clean mobility is our future. India will become a hub of clean energy.” Citing India’s economic reforms and policies over the last decade, he said their impact was visible today.

“The policies that India made in the last decade are reaping benefits now. We started the ‘Make in India’ campaign, created a conducive environment for business, we are making industrial corridors, logistic parks… India is working in many sectors to give production linked benefit to manufacturers. “We have solved issues of investors to make investments easy for them. The results are in front of us. Electric manufacturing has increased 500 per cent in a decade,” he said.

Urging state governments to remain proactive, he said, “I have always told all states that we have to be proactive and have to give single window clearance. This is an age of competition. The state that keeps its policies neat and clean will raise the confidence of investors. “Today the whole world is looking at India and so, every state should be competitive. This will benefit the nation. I invite all states to be competitive when it comes to pro-development policies.”

The Prime Minister also announced future plans in high-tech manufacturing and critical minerals. “India is not going to stop here. We have to perform better in the sectors we have already done well in. We are focussing on ‘Mission Manufacturing’. We want to focus on semiconductors and six plants are going to be ready soon. We are aware about the shortage of Rare Earth magnets and therefore we have launched the ‘National Critical Mineral Mission’ in India. We will look for more critical minerals.”

The Prime Minister underlined the historical and cultural depth of India-Japan ties, calling the bilateral relationship one of trust and shared vision. “India-Japan relation is more than just business, it is of history and culture. The journey that began with Maruti Suzuki is now going at bullet train speed. The roots of Japan-India relations are very strong,” he said. Recalling his time as Gujarat Chief Minister, PM Modi said he paid attention to even small details to strengthen the partnership.

“The journey began from Gujarat, 20 years ago, from the Vibrant Gujarat summit. I even made my visiting card in Japanese. I even arranged Japanese food here for the guests, got golf courses made for them. Today, in many schools of India, there are teachers to teach Japanese language to students. People-to-people connect is huge between the countries.” Concluding his address, the Prime Minister affirmed, “Japan-India relation is made for each other.”

– IANS

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Strong Local Market Cushions India’s Garment Sector Against US Tariff Impact, Says Crisil

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The domestic market for readymade garment (RMG), accounting for three-fourths of the sector’s revenue, will continue to see steady revenue growth of 8-10 per cent this fiscal, a report said on 26 August 2025.  This will be fuelled by economic growth, interest rate cuts, and tax reductions, according to a Crisil Ratings report.

“This, in turn, will cushion the tariff blow and spur overall growth at the sector level, but at a slower pace than last fiscal,” Gautam Shahi, Director, Crisil Ratings. Meanwhile, revenue growth of India’s RMG industry is set to nearly halve on-year this fiscal as the imposition of 50 per cent tariffs by the US on its imports from India becomes effective from 27 August. Credit metrics for industry participants will be impacted by that, as well as a drop in profitability. Each company will be affected differently; some receive over 40 per cent of their revenue from the US. RMG exports totalled $16 billion last fiscal and accounted for 27 per cent of the RMG sector’s revenue, of which a third of the exports was to the US. The 50 per cent tariff puts India at a distinct disadvantage compared with competing nations like China, Bangladesh and Vietnam, the report stated.

“If the tariffs hold, RMG exports to the US will see a sharp decline. In the first quarter of this fiscal year, total exports from India rose 10 per cent on-year to $4 billion, with exports to the US recording a 14 per cent growth during the same period. The trend is expected to sustain through 26th August till the enhanced tariffs kick in,” said Manish Gupta, Deputy Chief Rating Officer, Crisil Ratings.

Post 50 per cent tariffs, Indian exports to the US may be minimal, despite the limited capacity of competing nations in value-added garments and the lead time taken by big-box retailers in the US to re-align their sourcing arrangements, Gupta added. Overall, “we expect the share of the US in India’s RMG exports to fall from 33 per cent last fiscal to 20-25 per cent this fiscal”, Gupta said further. According to the report, this would mean players will have to realign trade with other major export destinations — the European Union (EU), United Kingdom (UK) and United Arab Emirates (UAE), which together form 45 per cent of India’s exports for fiscal 2025. The recently signed Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the UK is also likely to result in higher exports to that country from the end of this fiscal year, providing some relief to the industry.

– IANS

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