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What is skin cycling and how does it benefit busy professionals?
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
Skin cycling is a dermatologist-backed skincare method that rotates exfoliation, retinoids, and recovery nights to prevent irritation and support skin repair. Ideal for busy professionals, it simplifies routines, reduces product overload, and strengthens the skin barrier. With fewer steps and consistent results, skin cycling helps maintain healthy, radiant skin.
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Maha farmer sells kidney after ₹1 lakh loan rises to ₹74 lakh
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
A farmer from Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district has said he was forced to sell his kidney after an illegal moneylender turned a ₹1 lakh loan into an unpayable ₹74 lakh due to high and illegal interest charges. After farm losses and harassment, he travelled to Cambodia for the surgery. He is now seeking justice and a full investigation.
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Video shows man flashes himself to women at Malaysian restaurant
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
CCTV footage from a Penang kopitiam, Malaysia, shows a man flashing himself to female diners before calmly returning to his seat, sparking outrage online. The man was later confronted and asked to leave by staff and customers. Reports say he apologised, and no police complaint has been filed yet, while authorities are yet to issue an official statement.
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Woman caught with 3.35 kg cannabis at Jabalpur railway station
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
A woman drug peddler was caught with 3.35 kg of cannabis worth ₹63,000 at Jabalpur railway station on Tuesday. She was noticed standing suspiciously near the lift, which prompted the police to stop and question her. Upon questioning, the woman revealed that she is a mother of four children and smuggled cannabis to fund her makeup.
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Stray horses hit scooty with woman & two schoolkids in Coimbatore
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
A woman riding a two-wheeler with two schoolchildren was injured after stray horses ran onto a busy road in Coimbatore and collided with her vehicle. The trio suffered minor injuries and were helped by bystanders. The incident has renewed concerns over rising stray horses in Coimbatore, with netizens urging authorities to take swift action.
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New study suggests Bayeux Tapestry was made for monks' dining hall
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
New research by a University of Bristol historian suggests the 1,000-year-old medieval artwork Bayeux Tapestry may have been designed for a monastery dining hall. Professor Benjamin Pohl argues it could have hung in the refectory of St Augustine's Abbey in Canterbury. The idea helps explain long-standing questions about the Tapestry's purpose and audience.
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What is Bayeux Tapestry, the 1,000-year-old medieval artwork?
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
Bayeux Tapestry is one of the world's most famous works of medieval art. A piece of embroidered cloth, it's about 68 metres long and weighs around 350-kilograms. The embroidery tells story of events that led to Battle of Hastings in 1066, in which William, Duke of Normandy, invaded England and defeated King Harold II, becoming King William I of England.
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Dog fights off leopard in Pune, CCTV footage goes viral
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
A CCTV video of a dog fighting off a leopard in Pune's Khed taluka has gone viral. The incident occurred early Monday. The leopard pounced on the resting dog, but the canine fought back and chased it away. The same day, an eight-year-old boy was killed in a leopard attack in neighbouring Junnar taluka, prompting forest officials to seek action.
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Tourist’s close call with most venomous octopus in Philippines
short by / on Tuesday, 16 December, 2025
A British tourist had a 'brush with death' after unknowingly handling a blue-ringed octopus at a Philippine beach. The highly venomous marine animal carries a toxin far deadlier than cyanide and has no antidote. The man later admitted he was unaware of the danger, while netizens criticised the act and stressed the need for marine life awareness while travelling.
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