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Wonderla Bangalore has secured COV-Safe certification by Bureau Veritas India. Wonderla is the first theme park chain in the country to receive this highly coveted certification that will further help reduce the risk of the pandemic for visitors and park employees. COV-SAFE Hygiene Assessment is designed to reassure visitors and employees entering the premises about the good practices in place to prevent contamination during the unlocking phase of any business premise with large people movement...

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Republicans responded to the white house budget plan with a proposal of their own. it would raise the eligibility age for medicare and people on social security would get smaller cost of living increases. unless theres a compromise by the end of this month, taxes will go up automatically for nearly every american. there is a lot at stake. so we asked wyatt andrews to make sense of how these budget plans compare. wyatt? >> reporter: scott, this republican counterproposal today is long on reducing...

For years, he says, he tried to crack down on hazing with workshops and a zero-tolerance policy, but he could not break the bands secret abusive culture. >> the saxophones are gestapo. the clarinets are clones. >> reporter: its like gang names. >> yes. >> reporter: were they like gangs to you to get under control? >> yes, they were like gangs. >> reporter: over the years, white estimates he threw out 100 band members for hazing and he showed us numerous letters he says he sent to administrators ...