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Indian YouTuber Tries Rs 3,500 Michelin-Star Crab Omelette in Thailand
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Drawing Bought For ₹1k May Be Worth ₹8.5 Crore
A Pennsylvania woman, Heidi Markow, may have unknowingly acquired a masterpiece when she bought a drawing for just $12 (approximately Rs 1,026) at an antique store. Experts believe the artwork could be an original charcoal drawing by renowned French artist... 
Chaitra Navratri 2025 begins on March 30th & Ends on April 7th
Chaitra Navratri, one of the most significant festivals in Hindu culture, will be celebrated from March 30 (Sunday) to April 7 (Monday) in 2025. Dedicated to Goddess Durga, this nine-day festival symbolizes her victory over evil and marks the start... 
Woman Sues Developers Over Missing Bathtub in Rs 16.6 Crore ‘Versace’ Flat
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Italy Offers ₹92 Lakh to New Village Residents
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A picturesque village in northern Italy’s Trentino province is offering an irresistible opportunity for those looking to start anew in the Italian countryside. In a bid to revive its dwindling rural population, the government is offering a free house along... 1.png)
OpenAI Restricts ChatGPT’s New Image Generation Tool to Paid Users
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OpenAI has decided to limit access to ChatGPT’s latest image-generation feature to paid users, despite initially planning to make it available for free-tier users as well. The company cited overwhelming popularity as the reason behind this decision, stating that demand... 1.png)
Digital Creator Calls Chikoo an 'Exotic Potato,' Internet Bursts Into Laughter
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Social media is no stranger to viral food content, but sometimes, creators unknowingly spark hilarious reactions. Recently, a digital content creator’s unique take on chikoo (sapodilla) has left the internet in splits. Instagram vlogger Sweety Craft shared a video in... 1.png)
Nissan Unveils Plans for Duster-Based SUV and Triber-Based MPV in India
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Nissan India has announced the launch of two new models for the Indian market, including a C-segment SUV based on the Renault Duster and a 7-seater MPV derived from the Renault Triber. These additions will expand Nissan’s lineup, which currently... 1.png)
"Instagram Removes Content Notes Feature for Low Engagement"
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Instagram has decided to discontinue its Content Notes feature for posts and Reels due to low user adoption. The feature, introduced in July 2024, allowed users to add temporary notes to their individual posts, photo carousels, and Reels. These notes... .png)
Study Suggests First Stars May Have Created Water in the Early Universe
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A groundbreaking study published in Nature Astronomy on March 3, 2025, proposes that the universe’s earliest stars could have been responsible for the creation of water. The study, led by astronomer D.H. Whalen from the University of Portsmouth, suggests that... 