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Why do onions make you cry? 3 tricks that actually work

This sounds like a cooking tip rather than a tear-prevention trick, but it makes chemical sense. A blunt knife tends to crush and rupture more onion cells than a sharp blade. Since the tear-inducing chemistry begins when the onion’s tissues are damaged, reducing unnecessary cell destruction can help limit the amount of lachrymatory compounds released…

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‘Are we exclusive?’ These 5 signs suggest it’s time to have the conversation, says psychotherapist

These 5 signs suggest it’s time to have the conversation There is a stage in dating that is strangely difficult to explain.You are not quite single in the way you were before meeting this person, but you are not officially in a relationship either. You have a favourite person to call, someone whose messages can…

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Birds that eat snakes: Nature’s unlikely serpent hunters

Scattered across Africa and Asia, serpent eagles are, quite literally, built for this exact job. Species like the brown snake eagle in Africa feed almost exclusively on snakes, showing no particular preference between harmless species and genuinely dangerous ones like cobras, puff adders, and black mambas. Their legs and talons carry noticeably thickened, scaled skin…

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Red Fort full-dress rehearsal on August 13 to close key roads; check routes, bus and commercial vehicle restrictions

In a recent update, August 13 will see a full-dress rehearsal at Red Fort ahead of Independence Day celebrations. Commuters and travellers planning to move through central, north and east Delhi on Thursday must plan their journeys carefully and early as several traffic restrictions will be in place. The rehearsal is organised ahead of the…

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5 everyday phone habits that may be damaging your relationship without you noticing

There was a time when couples waited all day to hear from each other. Today, they are often sitting next to one another, both staring at different screens. Phones have become part of almost every moment, from breakfast to bedtime. While technology helps people stay connected, it can quietly create distance in the relationships that…

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