7 things you should never keep near an inverter common household items that can increase fire and electrical risks

7 things you should never keep near an inverter: Common household items that can increase fire and electrical risks |

When the power goes out, the inverter quickly becomes one of the most useful things in a home. But the same device that keeps lights and appliances running can become a safety concern if the space around it is poorly managed. Items that seem harmless, such as cardboard boxes, clothes, or cleaning products, can add…

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train mahila sangeet goes viral after railway staff asks women to stop singing

Watch: Train ‘mahila sangeet’ goes viral after railway staff asks women to stop singing |

Train ‘mahila sangeet’ goes viral after railway staff asks women to stop singing A train journey became the setting for an unexpected celebration when a group of women was seen taking part in a ‘mahila sangeet’ inside a coach. The video has since caught attention online, not just for the singing, but for the conversation…

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once mocked for wanting a nano trader surprises mother with 15 crore car

Once mocked for wanting a Nano, trader surprises mother with ₹1.5 crore car

Once mocked for wanting a Nano, trader surprises mother with ₹1.5 crore car A mother’s tears inside a new car have caught the attention of social media users. Trader Harshit Patel shared the emotional video on Instagram, along with a personal account of the financial struggles and criticism his family experienced earlier.Patel said the car…

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‘It feels like a supermarket’: Bhutan vegetable market leaves Indian traveller amazed by cleanliness

A vegetable market in Bhutan has left an Indian traveller surprised by its cleanliness, organisation and overall appearance, after a video showing the market went viral on social media. Travel creator Manjil Pokhrel, who shared the video on Instagram under the handle @manjilpokhrel69, filmed his visit to the market and compared the experience with vegetable…

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meet adit abraham and raunak chowdhuri the indian origin mit alumni who named their startup after harry potters reductor curse

Mit Alumni: Meet Adit Abraham and Raunak Chowdhuri: The Indian-origin MIT alumni who named their startup after Harry Potter’s “Reductor Curse”

Adit Abraham and Raunak Chowdhuri (Photo via LinkedIn) Harry Potter movies and novels have been an integral part of childhood, sending children into a fantasy world. But it seems that some MIT alumni have taken this childhood fantasy to another level.Adit Abraham and Raunak Chowdhuri, two MIT graduates of Indian origin, named their AI company…

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