Best combinations for Good Health!

# Banana + Elaichi (Green cardamom) # Rice + Curd # Dates + Saunf ( Fennel) # Groundnut + Gur (Jaggery)

$10 Million Jackpot in Sever-digging!

Construction workers installing a sewer system at a former brewery in Sint-Gillis-Dendermonde, Belgium, uncovered a hidden hoard of gold coins, nuggets and bullion bars worth an estimated €9 million (over $10 million). The gold was concealed inside a bricked-up cellar wall and has been handed to authorities while its ownership and origin are investigated.

A child causes Flight Cancellation!

A single seatbelt refusal ended an entire flight. Porter Airlines Flight PD444 had left the gate in Victoria, BC, and was heading toward the runway when a young child refused to sit down and fasten their seatbelt. Despite efforts from the parent and cabin crew, the child would not stay secured. 😳 For safety reasons, the crew turned the plane back to the terminal. But by the time the child and parent were removed, luggage was retrieved, and paperwork was completed, Victoria International Airport’s 12:30 a.m. runway closure was approaching. ⏰ With no time left to safely depart, Porter cancelled the flight and rebooked all passengers for the following day. 😩 The airline said safety had to come first, but many passengers were understandably frustrated after an entire flight was disrupted by one child’s refusal to buckle up.

Delhi Metro has the answer!

What if your old clothes could get a second life instead of ending up in a landfill? 👕♻️ Delhi is giving unwanted but wearable clothes a new destination—Metro stations! The newly launched ‘Arpan Kendra’ centres will collect clothes for reuse, recycling and upcycling, while also creating livelihood opportunities for women’s self-help groups. With centres already operational at five Metro stations, a simple donation could now mean less textile waste, more resource conservation and more opportunities. 🌱

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Match your foot-shape!

Human feet come in several natural shapes, commonly described as Egyptian, Greek, and Roman. In the Egyptian foot, the big toe is longest and the others gradually shorten. In the Greek foot, the second toe extends beyond the big toe, creating a peaked appearance. The Roman foot has the first three toes nearly equal in length. These variations are normal and mainly reflect inherited bone structure and genetics

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