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Simple ways to remove grease, food residue and odour Air fryers have become one of those kitchen appliances people genuinely use every single day, whether it’s reheating leftovers, crisping up fries, or roasting vegetables without drowning them in oil. But all that daily use comes with a cost, grease splatters, crumbs and stubborn residue build up inside the basket and tray far faster than most people expect, and if it’s left unattended for too long, it can start affecting both the taste of the food and how well the appliance actually cooks. The good news is that keeping an air…

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Mbappé addresses viral dictator memes and a bizarre nickname, admitting the comparisons leave him with mixed feelings/ Image: AP, X Kylian Mbappé has never been short of attention, but a strange social-media trend surrounding the France and Real Madrid star has taken his fame in a direction he would rather not embrace. Images of Mbappé dressed as a dictator, sitting on a throne and appearing alongside some of history’s most controversial political figures have spread online, turning his footballing influence into the unlikely subject of a viral meme.The 27-year-old can see the joke behind it, but he also believes there…

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Long Beach City College has broken ground on a $250 million stadium and sports complex, starting a major redevelopment that will replace its 76-year-old Veterans Memorial Stadium with a modern 285,453-square-foot sports precinct. The redevelopment was officially launched during a groundbreaking ceremony at the college’s Liberal Arts Campus. The historic stadium will be demolished to make way for a new regional sports hub, which is expected to open in summer 2029. According to official announcements from Long Beach City College and reports by local news outlet Long Beach Patch, the new 18-acre complex will include a 10,000-seat outdoor stadium, a…

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Neena Gupta’s latest series ‘Chumbak’ may be set in an urban Indian neighbourhood, but for the veteran actor, the world depicted in the show is also a reminder of the Delhi she grew up in. Recalling her childhood, Gupta said working on the series brought back memories of a time when neighbours were deeply involved in each other’s lives, from borrowing ingredients to spending hours at one another’s homes.“Working for Chumbak reminded me so much of my Delhi days, and my Delhi neighbourhood where it was not so much, but was almost like our neighbourhood in Chumbak. People used to…

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Alden is an Old English name traditionally derived from elements meaning “old” and “friend.” Its association with friendship, loyalty and companionship gives it a warm connection to the qualities of kindness and trust, making it a fitting choice for a boy’s name.A name connected with kindness can carry a gentle reminder of compassion, friendship and goodwill. From the direct meaning of Karuna and Clement to the warmth associated with Ruth and Amity, these names offer parents meaningful choices inspired by qualities that can last a lifetime.(All Image Credits: Canva) Source link

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Pakistan’s Razaullah (AP) Pakistan produced a remarkable fightback on Day 3 of the third Test at Edgbaston, turning what looked like a straightforward innings defeat into a potentially tricky chase for England.After being bowled out for just 133 in their first innings and conceding a 320-run lead, Pakistan were expected to fold quickly in their second innings. Instead, they battled for nearly 97 overs and were eventually dismissed for 449, leaving England a target of 130 runs to win the Test and complete a 3-0 series clean sweep.The result means England will return on Day 4 needing only 130 runs,…

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Indian-American entrepreneur says US’s loss would be India’s gain if even 10% of those stuck in Green Card backlog go back to India. Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Wadhwa said if Indians waiting for residency in the US go back to India as America First activists want them to, it will be India’s gain. India could get a major economic boost if skilled Indians caught in the US green-card backlog begin returning home, Wadhwa predicted, arguing that the return of even a fraction of them could add 1% to India’s GDP over the next two to three years.Wadhwa made the prediction in…

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Natural Star Nani is gearing up for the release of his upcoming action thriller drama ‘The Paradise’, directed by Srikanth Odela. With the film set to arrive in theatres on September 24, fans have been eagerly waiting for the trailer. However, during a press meet on Friday, Nani confirmed that the makers have decided not to release a trailer before the film’s theatrical release.Nani confirms there will be no trailer for ‘The Paradise’Speaking at the press meet, Nani revealed that the film will not have a conventional trailer ahead of its release.“I think there won’t be a trailer for Paradise,”…

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5 questions that can help you reconnect with yourself There are days when nothing is particularly wrong, yet something still feels off. You wake up, do what you are supposed to do, speak to people, finish your work, and go to bed, but somewhere in between, you wonder, “What am I actually doing all this for?”That feeling can be difficult to explain. Sometimes it comes after a major setback. Sometimes it appears when life becomes too repetitive. And sometimes, it arrives even when everything looks perfectly fine from the outside.Instead of immediately trying to find a big answer, it may…

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Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by 4 wickets. (Pic Credit: Sri Lanka Cricket) NEW DELHI: Defending champions Sri Lanka produced a remarkable fightback under pressure to beat Pakistan by four wickets and book their place in the Women’s Asia Cup final, where they will face India in a repeat of the 2024 summit clash.Chasing 131 at the Dubai International Stadium on Friday, Sri Lanka slumped to 33/4 inside seven overs before Harshitha Samarawickrama and Kavisha Dilhari launched a stirring recovery. The pair added 67 runs for the fifth wicket to bring Sri Lanka within touching distance of victory.Pakistan captain Fatima Sana…

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