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We will not be held responsible in any way for damages incurred due to usage of our website or the information provided on it.

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8. Amendment of Terms

These terms can be amended at any point of time. Amendments will be made available on this page.

9. Jurisdiction

These terms are governed by and will be interpreted in the light of Indian law.

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