Mumbai Police has introduced decibel meters at traffic signals to curb noise pollution. These devices monitor honking levels, and if the noise exceeds the limit, the signal stays red longer—forcing drivers to stay quiet for a smoother, healthier city environment.

#MumbaiPolice #DecibelMeter #NoHonking #SilentStreets #TrafficDiscipline #NoiseFreeMumbai

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City roads are getting a much-needed facelift with patchwork repairs. These fixes aim to smoothen bumpy rides, reduce accidents, and improve daily commutes. Though temporary, they bring instant relief to frustrated drivers and pedestrians.

#RoadPatchUp #SmoothRide #CityFix #PublicRelief #NoMorePotholes

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The city is witnessing a grand “patch-up” drive — not between couples, but between citizens and their battered roads. The PWD is finally filling the pothole wounds they once inflicted, trying to mend this rocky relationship with some fresh asphalt love.

#RoadRomance #PatchUpSeason #PWDPromise #LoveOnTheStreets

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The government has rolled out new labour law reforms — merging old rules into four shiny codes. From wages to workplace safety, it’s all about giving workers more rights while making life easier for employers. Think of it as a “relationship patch-up” between employees and companies, with promises of fair pay, appointment letters, social security, and safer working hours.

#LabourLawReforms #WorkplacePatchUp #RightsAndReforms #EmployeeEmpowerment #CodeOfChange

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The city is drowning in wedding bells, but with guest houses packed to the brim, confusion is the new baraat. Some guests have hilariously gatecrashed the wrong marriage, enjoyed the feast, and only later realized they were celebrating with strangers. Truly, it’s the season of “Eat first, ask later.”

#ShaadiSeasonConfusion #GuestHouseMixup #FoodFirstIdentityLater #WeddingWanderers #BaraatBlunders

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A youth in Pune, Swapnil Thakur, plays six musical instruments on the streets to raise awareness about the rivers. He protests against the Pune Municipal Corporation's river purification project, claiming that it is causing environmental damage rather than helping. Swapnil uses his unique "one-man band" style to draw crowds and spread his message through music, highlighting how urban development is harming the natural river ecosystem. His creative protest blends art with activism and has galvanized many citizens to join the cause for ecological justice.

#SwapnilThakur #RiverAwareness #PuneProtest #EcoJustice #OneManBand

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People often regret believing viral videos because misinformation and fake news spread rapidly online these days. Many times, old or unrelated videos are shown out of context, leading viewers to form incorrect conclusions. Viral content, including hacks and political videos, is frequently manipulated to hide the real truth. Therefore, trusting viral videos without verification can be risky. It's essential to avoid prejudices and refrain from spreading rumors.

#ViralVideos #Misinformation #FakeNewsAlert #ThinkBeforeYouShare #StayInformed

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WhatsApp faced its biggest data leak ever due to a design flaw in its contact discovery feature, exposing personal information of 3.5 billion users globally. Researchers from the University of Vienna exploited this flaw by feeding billions of generated phone numbers into WhatsApp’s system, collecting data such as phone numbers, profile photos (for 57% of users), and "About" info (for 29%). The flaw existed since at least 2017 but was only recently patched after responsible disclosure. Despite the massive scale, messages remained private due to end-to-end encryption. Meta acknowledged the issue and said it is working on advanced anti-scraping protections. The leak poses risks of spam, phishing, and targeting users in countries where WhatsApp is banned.

#WhatsAppLeak #DataBreach #Meta #PrivacyConcerns #CyberSecurity

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Prayagraj is facing heavy crowd and traffic congestion these days due to a combination of factors. Increased vehicle ownership following recent festivals has led to more cars on the roads. Additionally, there is a growing trend of people going out frequently for casual reasons, adding to road crowding. Unregulated e-rickshaw surge and lack of proper parking and traffic management further contribute to bottlenecks in the city. All this results in traffic jams, slow movement, and crowded streets causing inconvenience to residents and commuters.

#PrayagrajTraffic #CityCrowd #RoadJam #TrafficWoes #UrbanRush

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CSK CEO Kasi Viswanathan confirmed Dhoni will play IPL 2026, but there is speculation that it could be his final IPL season due to ongoing knee issues and the arrival of younger players like Sanju Samson. Dhoni himself has said he is not retiring yet but is keeping his options open and will decide based on how he feels physically closer to the new season.

#MSDhoni #IPL2025 #CSK #LastIPL #CaptainCool

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