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Sonu Nigam’s intellectual property suit resolved by Bombay HC, singer’s namesake agrees
A legal dispute over social media identity has been resolved amicably. A namesake of singer Sonu Nigam agreed not to use the singer’s likeness. The Bombay High Court disposed of the intellectual property suit after a settlement. Consent terms were accepted as undertakings by the court. Both parties confirmed the dispute was settled according to…
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Why does dal foam while boiling? Should you actually remove it?
If you have ever cooked dal, you have probably seen it happen: the water starts bubbling, a layer of white or pale foam rises to the surface, and suddenly you are wondering whether something is wrong with the food. In many Indian kitchens, the instinct is to reach for a spoon and remove the foam…
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Losing hair because of Alopecia? This Arthritis drug can help you regrow hair like never before
Recent clinical trials suggest that upadacitinib, originally an arthritis medication, may provide significant benefits for patients battling severe alopecia areata. Remarkably, nearly 50% of participants on a 15 mg dose reported considerable hair regrowth. Even more striking, those on higher doses enjoyed near-complete recovery of their scalp hair. This breakthrough offers renewed hope for individuals…
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Indian origin Lakshmanan Meyyappan sets record as the youngest Chartered Accountant at 16
At the youthful age of 16 years and 170 days, Lakshmanan Meyyappan from Dubai has made history by becoming the youngest Chartered Accountant globally. His passion for accounting ignited during the Covid-19 pandemic, shortly after he finished his Class 10 exams. In addition to this incredible achievement, he has also obtained the CFA charter and…
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Nancy Guthrie’s bones found in desert near home?
Human remains were discovered in a remote desert area near Nancy Guthrie’s residence. Authorities confirmed these bones are not those of the missing woman. Ransom notes released earlier indicated Guthrie died shortly after her February kidnapping. Investigators are still seeking leads to capture her abductors. The search for Nancy Guthrie continues without any current breakthroughs.
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‘China is cheap?’: Indian woman’s ₹9.8 lakh monthly expenditure in Shanghai has the internet talking
A family’s monthly budget while living in Shanghai showcases the substantial living expenses incurred by expatriates. The bulk of their budget is consumed by rent and international schooling fees, which are notably high. Additional expenditures on groceries, utilities, and domestic help compound the financial strain. With leisure activities and dining experiences adding to the cost,…
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How to clean greasy oven racks naturally: Easy ways to remove stubborn grime
You can effortlessly combat baked-on oven rack grime using natural cleaning remedies. An effective method is soaking your racks in a blend of baking soda and vinegar, which helps dissolve tough buildup. Interestingly, dryer sheets can aid in softening grease for easier cleaning. Applying a baking soda paste directly to caked-on areas enhances cleaning efficiency.
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Salma Hayek shares photos with newborn grandson
Salma Hayek has embraced the joys of grandparenthood as her stepson François Pinault Jr. and his wife, Lara Cosima Henckel von Donnersmarck, proudly welcomed a baby boy. In a sweet video, Hayek can be seen speaking to her newborn grandson in Spanish, affectionately dubbing him Panchito, a name that he seems to find delightful.
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Gen Z workers are separating Instagram from office life: Why seeing a coworker in their followers can suddenly change everything
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Meet the new Himalayan plant named after the legendary mountaineer Nirmal Purja
A newly identified Himalayan flowering plant, named Impatiens nimspurjai, pays homage to the esteemed mountaineer Nirmal Purja. This unique species was located in the Myagdi district of Nepal, thriving at an altitude of approximately 2,900 meters. Known for his record-setting climbs and commitment to environmental stewardship, the discovery celebrates the ecological wealth of Myagdi, underscoring…