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  1. ADMIN
    WhatsApp also lets you put up stories on its app just like how you would on, say, Instagram, Snapchat, and many other apps today. 
    These stories, which are called 'Status' on WhatsApp stay up for 24 hours before it disappears. It can be viewed by your friends and the people in your contacts using WhatsApp.
    It's a great way to share personalized photos and videos with just your contacts instead of having it up for everyone on Instagram or other apps. 
    When you check the WhatsApp status of a particular user, they'll get notified and knows who checked it. But you know what? There's a way for you to check someone's status without them ever finding out. Here's how - 


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    Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has been in the news for quite a while now, either for spewing hate on social media or voicing her opinions even when it’s not needed. 
    She is trending once again as she made a 'false claim' on Twitter which left people with a rather bitter taste in their mouths.
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    What Really Happened And What Was The False ClaimKangana dragged 90-year-old Bilkis Bano from Delhi's Shaheen Bagh protests, better known to the world as "Dadi" into a particularly strongly-worded Tweet. 
    The Queen star went on to claim that Bano was available for hire to make appearances in protests for "Rs 100".
    It all started when images from the farmers' protest started to circulate online and images of old women in yellow scarves marching for the farmers' cause went viral.
    Without any verification and fact-checking, Kangana asserted that one of the old women was none other than Bilkis Bano, the Shaheen Bagh protester who was named among Time Magazine's List of 100 Most Influential People in 2020.
    Kangana tweeted, “She is the same Dadi who was named by Time Magazine as India's most powerful person...And she is available in Rs 100".  
    Ranaut also added that "Pakistani" journalists had "hijacked PR for India in an embarrassing way. We need more our own people to speak for us internationally".
    Have some shame @KanganaTeam
    Saying such hurtful words to an old lady and the people who leave their houses and came here to delhi in this cold for their peaceful and very logical protest.
    We want apology from this ruthless lady.Puppet of BJP @KanganaTeam#DaadiSeMaafiMangKangana pic.twitter.com/qEhOJaYbOd
    — Jasmeet Kaur (@Sardarniye_Jass) November 29, 2020
    For obvious reasons, Kangana, later on, deleted the tweet but the damage was already done and the screenshots were taken.
    The Trend #DaadiSeMaafiMangKanganaKangana's Tweet added fuel to the confusion that people already had about Bilkis Bano and the woman who was protesting for the farmers’ march. However, later on, Bilkis herself clarified the situation.  
    “I am sitting at home, in Shaheen Bagh. I am not the one in the photo. The farmers who are protesting and the photo of the woman that is being shared is not mine. I will be joining the protest tomorrow,” Bilkis told a website.
    #BilkisBano at her Shaheen Bagh home in Delhi and asked her if the woman in the viral photo is her. "I am sitting at home, at Shaheen Bagh. I am not the one in the photo," said Bilkis Daadi. She added that she will be joining #FarmersProtest tomorrow.@KanganaTeam
    Via boom live pic.twitter.com/NO2iHMUB6Q
    — Rehan ashraf (@Rehanspeeks) November 29, 2020
    After it was verified, people started to bash Kangana left, right, and centre.
    Here are some of the reactions:
    Kangana tried to discredit the entire protest by using her RW propaganda, A lady who uses terms like B-Grade, Sl*t to other ladies is not any symbol of womanhood or Feminism ever, rather she is just another mouthpiece of #BJP #DaadiSeMaafiMangKangana #GodiMedia
    — Rohan (@NaggRohan) November 30, 2020@KanganaTeam such a shameful act.
    I didn't expect this from you. #IamWithFarmers #DaadiSeMaafiMangKangana pic.twitter.com/eAFJKZGJRn
    — Swati Rawat (@itsswatirawat) November 30, 2020It would be a favour for everyone so that she keep her gutter mouth shut.@jassiegill @KanganaTeam #Shameless #DaadiSeMaafiMangKangana
    — Jassi (@Jassi6953) November 30, 2020Kangana is the black mark in the name of actor #DaadiSeMaafiMangKangana pic.twitter.com/q3yZRxGKVV
    — RAMAN THAKUR (@RAMANTH06648831) November 29, 2020OpinionIt’s sad to see a celeb of her stature putting out false claims on social media. Seeing the current scenario, we all know the state of farmers in the country right now and by spreading misinformation, her actions are just adding to the misery of the farmers who are protesting to be heard. 
    It’s irresponsible of Kangana to not verify claims and blindly follow the trend. We hope she takes this as a lesson as she has the power to influence thousands of minds.

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    The Indian cricket team just suffered a rather humiliating defeat at the hands of Aaron Finch’s men in a three-match One-Day International series as the bowling attack completely collapsed and failed to stop leaking huge amounts of runs in every over. 
    Allowing the Australians to score 374 and 389 runs in the first and second matches, respectively, Jasprit Bumrah and the rest of the Indian bowlers made it next to impossible for the batsmen to chase down such massive totals.
    View this post on InstagramAs a result, despite some decent batting displays by players like KL Rahul and Virat Kohli, the Men in Blue felt short of wickets and deliveries to match Australia’s score. 
    While some people are blaming Kohli’s bad captaincy, others are willing to let the toss take the fall for India’s defeat. 
    However, a former BCCI commentator has taken this time to revisit his problems with having players like Ravindra Jadeja in white-ball cricket.
    View this post on InstagramIn an interview with The Hindu Manjrekar said: 
    “My selection and thoughts are based on a principle that I have learnt over the years: if you have specialists who can walk in based on one discipline, you fill your team with those players.” View this post on Instagram
    He added: 
    “I do not have a problem with Jadeja; I have a problem with his kind of cricketers in white-ball cricket. Even Hardik Pandya will not be in my team. They add illusionary value to the team. Of course, I have always rated Jadeja highly in the Test format.”Manjrekar became a big target during India’s World Cup campaign in 2019 when he called Jadeja a ‘bits and pieces’ player after the cricketer responded to Manjrekar’s comments on Twitter negatively.
    Still i have played twice the number of matches you have played and i m still playing. Learn to respect ppl who have achieved.i have heard enough of your verbal diarrhoea.@sanjaymanjrekar
    — Ravindrasinh jadeja (@imjadeja) July 3, 2019
    The situation got worse for the commentator when Jajeda went on to play the best innings from the Indian locker room during the semi-final clash against Kane Williamson’s New Zealand roster. 
    Manjrekar explains:
    “My remark about Ravindra Jadeja being a ‘bits and pieces player’ was not me being wrong as a commentator, but only because English is not everyone’s second language.” He also says:
    “People caught on to that only because Jadeja reacted. The only mistake I will hold myself responsible for, in all my twenty years of commentary, is the Harsha Bhogle incident (when Manjrekar took an apparent dig at Harsha’s credentials), where I allowed him to get under my skin and said something that was not in good taste.”
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    While there is still one match left from the ODI series between India and Australia, the hosts already sealed the deal with a dominating victory at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday when they won by 51 runs against a hapless bowling attack.
    For two straight matches, the Aussies managed to not only thrash our fast bowlers left, right and centre, they even managed to make an example out of Yuzvendra Chahal, India’s best spinner at the moment, and prove that Australian batsmen have evolved to play spin as effectively as they play pace.
    With this team and Kohli, Bumrah, Chahal completely out of touch, there are many more series loss to come.
    But in Australia series scoreline will be 10-0 .
    — UP ka Ladka (@NavjaatSPiddu) November 30, 2020
    Scoring a bizarre amount of runs in the first match (374) and even more in the second match (389), the men in yellow caps led by a recharged Steve Smith who struck back to back centuries, proved just how far ahead they are of the rest of the world, in dusting away the cobwebs since the lockdown.
    To draw in some statistics, here are the numbers of some of India’s top bowlers in the last two matches:
    Our most sought-after pacer and yorker specialist Jasprit Bumrah gave away 152 runs in 20 overs while collecting two wickets. 
    Mohammed Shami, on the other hand, has four wickets while leaking out 132 runs off 120 legal balls. Navdeep Saini has also been expensive for us with 153 runs in 17 overs and just one wicket.
    Jasprit Bumrah (ODIs in 2020)

    Matches: 7
    Wickets: 2
    Average: 180
    Strike rate: 198.50
    Economy: 5.44

    Has India's lethal edge been blunted?#jaspritbumrah #India #TeamIndia #IndianCricketTeam #odicricket #AUSvsIND #AustraliaTour #Australia #downunder #Sydney #Canberra #Mumbai pic.twitter.com/KON6N2bgRv
    — CricketInNumbers (@CricInNumbers) November 30, 2020
    Chahal has been thrashed for 160 runs in 19 overs and only has one wicket under his belt to compensate for it.
    On the batting side, it would be unfair to not acknowledge the fact that we were actually decent and managed to score 300+ runs on both occasions ourselves too. 
    Hardik Pandya’s 90 and Shikhar Dhawan’s 74 in the first match and Virat Kohli and KL Rahul’s 89 and 76 respectively in the second match were some great innings to keep their team afloat.
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    But there are only so many deliveries in white-ball cricket that batsmen can play while trying to chase a monstrous total. Even if they managed to stick to the pitch and kept swinging, they were bound to run out of balls to play and that’s exactly what happened.
    Many fans of the Men in Blue have expressed on social media that if Rohit Sharma, our mainstream opening batsman was fit and in the squad, things would have looked a lot different than they do now. 
    Maybe India would have even managed to sneak one of the two matches in their favour as well.
    Missing @ImRo45 in ODI's and T20's badly.
    Hope management will get it soon @imVkohli @RaviShastriOfc @BCCI @SGanguly99 pic.twitter.com/PxD5lPJNzw
    — Jeevan9494 (@Jeevan94172176) November 30, 2020
    But the truth remains that by the sheer volume of runs our bowlers ended up giving away, even if Sharma was completely healthy, in prime form and on performance-enhancing drugs, even then he couldn’t have saved his team from this abominable defeat.
    Many blame Virat Kohli’s captaincy for the series loss and some even blame the fact that India lost the toss and were made to bowl first that caused them to lose the games. 
    However, two major points that remain objectively true are India’s lacklustre bowling performance and complete unwillingness while fielding.
    Ind gave amazing competition. If India could control extras and misfield they may restrict aus under 350
    Australia played an exceptional innings. The main drawback of India is in the first innings. 338 is a good score so batting area is good. All the best guys for the third match
    — Nikhil B (@nikhil_positive) November 29, 2020
    In the first half of the first ODI, English commentator Michael Vaughan had made an early call that Australia will “convincingly” defeat India in every format of the game during this tour and although he faced a lot of backlash for the bold statement, the number of doubters is beginning to lower with time.
    Early call ... I think Australia will beat India this tour in all formats convincingly ... #AUSvIND
    — Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) November 27, 2020
    Maybe he was right after all? Is this what one of the mightiest teams of all-time been reduced to?

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