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Five Social Media Shifts: Users favour imperfect posts; AI polish tests human charm

Social media users are becoming more selective about content they consume. Smaller creators are now finding audiences without needing millions of followers. People are increasingly searching for answers on social platforms instead of just scrolling. AI makes content creation easier, but genuine human personality remains more important. Social media is now deeply integrated into the shopping decision process.
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Make Diy Floor Cleaner: Mix lemon, eucalyptus, vinegar; cuts grease and repels pests

Across India, kitchens are embracing the wisdom of traditional cleaning techniques, favoring plant-based solutions over synthetic chemicals. A favored DIY cleaner combines the power of lemon, vinegar, and eucalyptus, effectively tackling stains while cutting through stubborn grease. The delightful aroma not only freshens up the space but also serves as a natural repellent for pests.
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5 natural ways to keep lizards out of your home

House lizards are common and harmless insects that eat mosquitoes. Natural ingredients can make homes unappealing to these small reptiles. Eggshells, garlic, onion, and pepper sprays offer effective, non-toxic deterrents. Peppermint and eucalyptus scents create a pleasant yet repellent aroma. Peacock feathers are traditionally used as a natural predator deterrent.
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AI Express flyer's pistol 'accidentally' goes off at Varanasi airport; 2 injured

Two security screeners were injured at Varanasi airport on Sunday morning. A passenger's licensed pistol accidentally discharged during a routine weapons check. The incident occurred while the passenger was preparing to board a flight to Mumbai. Both injured personnel received immediate medical treatment for their wounds. Local police are currently investigating the exact circumstances of the accidental discharge.
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For 12 remote villages near China border, power is finally in sight

Remote villages in Uttarakhand's Johar Valley will soon receive grid electricity for the first time. This significant development will benefit approximately 180 seasonal residents and ITBP personnel stationed there. The electrification project, costing Rs 21 crore, spans sixty-one kilometers and includes twelve villages. Power lines have been laid up to Rasgadi, with Bugdiyar also slated for electrification shortly.
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BJP lodges complaint against Sonia Gandhi as Vande Mataram row intensifies


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US immigration authority: These forms will be rejected from September 15

USCIS will introduce new editions of immigration forms I-539 and I-765. These revised forms will be effective starting September 15, 2026. Applications submitted using older forms after this date will be rejected. This change aligns with a recently published immigration rule. USCIS emphasizes there will be no grace period for this form update.
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Bihar recorded higher turnout than US, UK, France in assembly polls after SIR: CEC


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'Makes my blood boil': CJP seeks arrest of Bengal student's father's killers

The founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, Abhijeet Dipke, has expressed his support for Abdul in the wake of his father's tragic death, calling for immediate arrests. Abdul had previously highlighted the dismal state of government schools before his family suffered an assault. Dipke claims the attackers have connections to the BJP and promises continued support from CJP for justice.
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‘Entire Bengal fuming’: Suvendu Adhikari slams Congress' Sonia Gandhi over I-Day Vande Mataram row

‘Entire Bengal fuming’: Suvendu Adhikari slams Congress' Sonia Gandhi over I-Day Vande Mataram row
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Yash REACTS to Allu Aravind’s ‘Who was Yash before ‘KGF’?’ comment: ‘Cinema doesn’t just belong to a producer’

Rocking Star Yash addressed Allu Aravind's past remarks about his fame before KGF. He acknowledged a successful film can boost an actor's career significantly. Yash emphasized that cinema is a collective effort involving many dedicated individuals. He stated that audiences are discerning and recognize true talent and hard work. The actor is now preparing for his upcoming film Toxic, slated for release.
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Parliament at a standstill, protests on streets: The Monsoon session story

Parliament at a standstill, protests on streets: The Monsoon session story
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In 1905, a 13-year-old crawled through a tiny Tennessee cave passage and found a hidden underground lake

In 1905, a 13-year-old boy stumbled upon America's largest underground lake in Craighead Caverns, Tennessee. This expansive chamber, referred to as the Lost Sea, showcases traces of Indigenous habitation and mining activities from the Civil War. Nowadays, visitors have the opportunity to navigate the vast cavern and embark on a captivating boat ride over the hidden waters. The total size of this geological marvel continues to spark intrigue and investigation.
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Mitch Evans keeps hopes of title win alive despite disappointing London E-Prix Round 16

Mitch Evans has been inches away from winning his maiden Formula E title, but his eighth-place finish at the London E-Prix on Saturday has made things tougher for him. He will be leaving Jaguar TCS Racing at the end of this season and is currently involved in a tough battle for the title with Pascal Wehrlein and Jake Dennis.
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‘Clearly, there’s something wrong’: Sunil Gavaskar questions India’s fitness methods amid injury crisis

Sunil Gavaskar, the legendary former captain, raises concerns regarding the fitness and training methodologies of the Indian cricket team. He points out that the spate of hamstring injuries suggests flaws in the existing training strategies. Furthermore, Gavaskar questions the rationale behind limiting bowlers' net sessions in the name of biomechanics, insisting that match fitness should take priority over purely gym-focused conditioning.
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