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Varun Dhawan was clicked outside a dubbing studio on June 8. The actor welcomed a baby girl with Natasha Dalal on June 3.

Varun Dhawan returns to work after welcoming fatherhood.

<p>Varun Dhawan has returned to work after welcoming a baby girl on June 3.</p>


<p>The actor was clicked outside a dubbing studio in Juhu, Mumbai.</p>


<p>Varun opted for a casual look as he headed to work on Saturday.&nbsp;</p>


<p>Varun was on the phone when he spotted the paps. He waved to them before quickly entering the dubbing studio.</p>


<p>On the work front, he is awaiting the release of 'Baby John', intiatlly scheduled for release on May 31.</p>


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On this Special Report, India Today’s Ashraf Wani provides details on a tragic road accident in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district. An army vehicle carrying approximately 20 soldiers skidded off a treacherous mountain road and plunged into a 200-foot deep gorge near the Bhaderwah-Chamba link road. The reporter confirms the heavy toll, stating, '10 army jawans have lost their lives' in the mishap. The soldiers were reportedly en route to join an ongoing anti-terror operation in the nearby Kishtwar district when the accident occurred. While 10 personnel were declared dead at the Doda hospital, seven others sustained serious injuries and are being airlifted to the Army Hospital in Udhampur for advanced treatment. Local authorities and the army have launched a probe to determine if a mechanical failure, such as a brake issue, caused the driver to lose control on the curvy, hilly terrain. Top army and police officials have reached the spot to oversee the evacuation and rescue efforts.

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Varun Dhawan was clicked outside a dubbing studio on June 8. The actor welcomed a baby girl with Natasha Dalal on June 3.

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