Think flushing coffee grounds is safe? Here’s why experts say it might be risky for your pipes |

Something strange is happening online. A simple tip involving a spoonful of coffee grounds has taken over social media, especially across Europe. Videos show people tossing damp coffee grounds into the toilet, scrubbing a bit, then flushing. It supposedly cleans, freshens, and removes stains without bleach or harsh chemicals. The idea of reusing waste to…

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Budget 2026–27 high-speed rail push: Delhi to Varanasi in under 4 hours, Mumbai–Pune in 48 minutes, and more |

Indian Railways forms the backbone of the nation’s transport network, linking cities, towns, and remote regions while supporting economic growth and social integration. The Union Budget 2026–27 has given a major boost to railway development, with a strong focus on passenger-centric modernisation, improved safety, and enhanced regional connectivity through record allocations to states. The budget…

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‘I was trying to click the Tsunami ride at Surajkund Mela and it came crashing down’: A nightmare I can never forget

The Surajkund International Crafts Mela is held every year for 15 days, usually during the first two weeks of February, in Faridabad. It is organised by the Surajkund Mela Authority and Haryana Tourism, in collaboration with the Union Ministries of Tourism, Textiles, Culture, and External Affairs. One of the largest crafts fairs in the world,…

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Old buildings vs new projects: Which are safer and more sustainable?

The debate between preserving older buildings and constructing new projects has gained importance in modern urban planning. Questions of safety, sustainability, cost and long-term usability often shape public opinion. While ageing structures carry historical value and environmental advantages, new developments promise compliance with modern safety standards and advanced construction technologies. Understanding the balance between these…

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