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Pigeons appear to pose no threat until they start building a nest on a balcony. They create lots of mess with feathers, droppings, nesting material, and constant cooing. However, you need to consider using humane ways that will discourage pigeons from settling on your balcony without doing them any harm. Luckily, just a couple of changes to your balcony can help you get rid of pigeons without hurting them and letting them find a safe place to roost. Here are seven tips on how to scare pigeons away humanely. Source link

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The Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) will release the provisional Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) 2026 round 1 seat allotment result on July 14, 2026. Candidates who have registered for the counselling process will be able to check their allotment status on the official website, cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.The provisional seat allotment will be prepared based on the candidate’s KCET 2026 rank, choices filled during counselling, and seat availability. Only candidates who have qualified for the entrance examination will be considered for seat allotment.Earlier, KEA had released the KCET 2026 mock seat allotment result on July 6, 2026, allowing candidates to review their likely…

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‘Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya’ trailer leaves fans impressed; netizens say ‘another cult character for Kay Kay Menon sir’ The trailer of Prime Video’s upcoming comedy-drama ‘Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya’ has struck a chord with audiences, with social media users showering praise on Kay Kay Menon’s performance. The actor, who plays principal Gyaneshwar Tripathi, has become the biggest talking point, with fans already calling the role another memorable addition to his career.Kay Kay Menon’s performance steals the spotlightThe trailer introduces Kay Kay Menon as a determined principal trying to transform one of Tinki Toli’s most underperforming schools despite limited resources and constant challenges.…

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India’s Kranti Gaud (second right) celebrates with her team mates after taking the wicket of England’s Tammy Beaumont, background right, during day one of the first Women’s Rothesay Test between India and England at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London. (AP/PTI) India scripted history on Monday with a commanding 270-run victory over England on Day 4 of the first-ever women’s Test at Lord’s, capping a dominant all-round performance led by Yastika Bhatia’s maiden century and Kranti Gaud’s seven-wicket match haul at the iconic venue.On Sunday, India extended their dominance through Bhatia, whose superb 113 anchored the visitors’ second innings. Displaying excellent…

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For more than 5,300 years, it lay undisturbed beneath a Stone Age tomb in northern Spain, hidden among the remains of nearly 100 people. When archaeologists finally uncovered the ancient skull, they expected another glimpse into prehistoric life. Instead, they found evidence of something far more extraordinary. Careful examination revealed that the woman had undergone not one but two complex ear surgeries thousands of years before modern medicine existed. Even more astonishing, signs of new bone growth showed she survived both procedures, making the discovery the world’s earliest known physical evidence of ear surgery and rewriting what scientists know about…

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Many parents have noticed their child sleeping with their mouth open. This habit is often brushed off as a cute and quirky habit. While occasional mouth breathing due to cold or allergies is harmless, persistent mouth breathing during sleep can sometimes be an early sign that a child is not breathing optimally. It may even indicate an unlying issue. Why do some children sleep with their mouths openWhen a person breathes from the nose, the air goes through a process before reaching the lungs. Our nose filters and warms the air before letting air reach our lungs. On the other…

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Education ecosystem being reshaped on principles of ‘Re-design, Re-imagine and Re-invest’: Chief Minister Chandigarh: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has said the government aims to establish the state as a world-class knowledge economy hub. To achieve this objective, the state’s education ecosystem is being reshaped on the principles of ‘Re-design, Re-imagine and Re-invest’. Under this vision, comprehensive reforms in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) have been implemented across state universities and their affiliated colleges. The Chief Minister was addressing a function at Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology (GJUST), Hisar, on Sunday. He inaugurated and laid…

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Sam Neill’s passing sent shockwaves across the industry, with many co-stars, close friends and even government officials reached out to pay their respects to the veteran actor. Soon after his family took to his Instagram account and confirmed that Sam Neill had passed away, tributes and remembarance posts for the idol started pouring in online. From fans and netizens, to co-workers and close friends, and even prime ministers all reached out to share their love for the veteran actor.New Zealand Prime Minister and Australian Prime Minister share their tributes for Sam NeillRemembering the actor and some of his prolific and…

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India’s Ravi Bishnoi bowls a delivery during the second T20 International match between India and England in the India tour of England 2026 at Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester, England. New Delhi: Ravichandran Ashwin has retired. Ravindra Jadeja is nearing the end of an illustrious career. Axar Patel has lost his bite, Kuldeep Yadav his magic, Varun Chakravarthy his mystery, and Washington Sundar can only be a containing bowler at best. India’s famed spin factory is showing worrying signs of running dry, and the cupboard suddenly looks alarmingly bare. In the search for wicket-taking bowlers, there are few convincing options.…

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In the colder parts of Canada, winter occasionally produces a sight that seems more suited to a drawing than a river. A large disc of ice appears on the water, almost perfectly round, turning so slowly that its movement is easy to miss. These formations have been reported in places such as Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, where long winters and steady waterways create the right conditions for unusual ice behaviour. To anyone seeing one for the first time, the obvious question is how nature manages to produce something so symmetrical. The answer lies in a combination of flowing water,…

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