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  1. ADMIN
    Everyone will surely agree that traveling has been hard amid the pandemic, and since the countries across the world were in lockdown that started in March, most of us have stayed indoors.
    The one very basic requirement to contain the virus from spreading is to stay inside the house as much as we can. In such a situation, traveling anywhere sounds unrealistic and difficult and that’s exactly how it is.
    But, businessman Anand Mahindra recently shared a strange game on Twitter that helps us decide the next holiday destination. However, there is a catch and it makes total sense.
    Chairman of Mahindra Group took to Twitter and shared a mathematical game that’ll enable his followers to decide where to travel. 
    In his post, next to a set of instructions, a list of holiday destinations are written down with a number next to each one.
    Check out the post here-
    Brutal! But accurate... pic.twitter.com/iZxC9EvMWx
    — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) November 24, 2020
    In the post, people are asked to choose numbers between one to nine, multiply it by three and then add three to the resulting number. Then you have to add the two digits together and that’s how you’ll get your final answer.
    The catch here is that whatever number you choose in the puzzle, the final answer will always be ‘stay at home’ which is number nine.
    Anand Mahindra took to Twitter saying, “Brutal! But accurate..."
    Here’s what people have to say about this post-
    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣waah
    — Ayush pandey (@pandeyji_Aayush) November 24, 2020सर आप तो भावनाओं के साथ खेल गए। pic.twitter.com/TCPKBjaV2E
    — Surya (@SVishwakarma_) November 24, 2020That is the power of multiplying with 9. It results in a number whose digits, when added, will be 9.
    — Kannan (@rkpTheGod) November 24, 2020Kyaa baat hai sir ji
    — Prabhudatta Nayak (@impdnprabhu) November 24, 2020Bs ab app memes hi share kro sir
    — Subham Kumar (@subhamkumar221) November 24, 2020Maja aa gya pic.twitter.com/9UNcUue0se
    — Nitweetsh (@SarcAstiC_987) November 24, 2020What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below.

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  2. ADMIN
    Two of the biggest cricketing giants boasting of proven match-winners on both sides, nothing can get any bigger or exciting than India's upcoming tour of Australia in international cricket. 
    In a year that has been full of disappointments, India and Australia locking horns in four Tests, three ODIs and as many T20Is is undeniably a rare blessing in 2020.
    With two special teams in action in what promises to be a special tour, Team India has decided to sport a special jersey for the limited-over series against Australia. 
    As both India and Australia get ready to kickstart the proceedings in the 1st ODI on 27th November, opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan showed everyone a glimpse of India's new retro jersey that they will be sporting.
    New jersey, renewed motivation. Ready to go. 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/gKG9gS78th
    — Shikhar Dhawan (@SDhawan25) November 24, 2020
    The Indian cricket team's new jersey has a darker shade of blue than their more recent kits. 

    Based on the retro theme, inspired by the 70s, the new kit has a navy blue shade, a shift from the conventional sky blue colour which India has donned over the years. It closely resembles the kit India wore in the 1992 World Cup played in Australia and New Zealand.
    The new Indian jersey also carries the names of the BCCI's sponsors BYJU's (official sponsor) and MPL Sports (kit sponsor). 
    Earlier this month, the BCCI had roped in MPL Sports, the athleisure wear and sports merchandise brand from Mobile Premier League, as the new kit sponsor and official merchandise partner for Team India on a three-year contract.
    While India's new jersey did take some folks down memory lane and got them nostalgic, the majority of home fans were unimpressed with the over-aggressive branding on the retro kit.
    The new joursey makes me remember the outfit at Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani. Every place has a logo on it. INDIA has taken a back seat for the board. They forgot they are representing the country. If advertisement is everything, they shld rather highlight board logo and not India
    — Santanu Ghosh (@urs_shaan) November 24, 2020its better to wrap advertising flex on player's body , rather than wearing this ! pic.twitter.com/0pANT51THZ
    — -Sathwik -_- (@sathwik_red21) November 24, 2020Thodi bahut jagah bachi ho to ek sticker aur kisi company laga lete bhai..
    — (@AndColorPockeT) November 24, 2020The Nike kit looked so classy.
    — ViKS (@__ViKS__) November 24, 2020Is this IND vs AUS
    Or
    Byjus vs AUS
    — ಶ್ರೀಶಾಂತ್ 🕉 (@Srishantharmy) November 24, 2020MPL logo Is Spoiling That indian jersey
    — Nikhil chadotra ️ (@NikhilChadotra) November 24, 2020Yo! @BCCI you left the collar for some ad placement. Thanks for spoiling the retro Jersey and @BYJUS what a ugly logo
    — Sai (@sftmumbai) November 24, 2020 Notably, it was Cricket Australia (CA) who started the trend of donning the retro jerseys. The Australian team sported their 1985 World Series kit when they visited India in their last tour in 2018/19.  
    Earlier this year, New Zealand also followed in Australia's footsteps as both the teams wore their 1999 World Cup uniforms.

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  3. ADMIN
    Anyone getting married anytime soon in Gurgaon can now expect some wedding crashers, and they can't even do anything about it. 
    As if there weren't enough things for cops in the city to do, they have now been promoted to do a very hard task as well - attend weddings. What a great addition to their job description.
    With a pandemic going on, weddings and other social gatherings have been highly discouraged and protocols have been put in place so that a large number of people don't gather in one place and increase the chances of the spread of Covid-19.
    © Twitter
    And, even after all that, the police is now required to attend weddings and make sure people are wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. While, in theory, it seems like this new step was taken with good intentions, but in practice, it just seems way too bizarre and dystopian.

    First of all, most of the people go to weddings to just eat, and it's hilarious to think of someone pulling up their mask while eating because they spotted a cop.
    © Twitter
    Moreover, the main, most important question everyone had was are the police going to stay for dinner as well? Who's going to pay for the extra plates for the guests no one invited.

    bro dinner bhi zaruri hota h
    — pooja mallick (@pooja_mallick) November 23, 2020 Yep. मास्क लगा के भोजन कीजिए https://t.co/G3wK12d5I7
    — VISHAL MOHAN (@vishalmhn) November 24, 2020 Hmm. So pathetic that instead of protecting women n cracking crime cases, the police has to turn into our nannies because we are just such irresponsible people. Very unfair to victims of crime. Gurgaon Cops To Attend Weddings, Check Guests w/o Masks, Issue Fine https://t.co/W6xk1V6UhH
    — Bharati Chaturvedi (@Bharati09) November 24, 2020 Yes, please start with public places. Gurgaon cops need to do this in marketplaces first. Half the population there doesn't wear masks and keep spitting everywhere! Sadar Bazar, Vyapar Kendra, Chattarupur etc have become contamination hubs. You won't see a single policeman checking anyone for masks there.
    — Casablancan (@cafeamericaine) November 23, 2020 Unclear. Inki counting 50 mai hogi ya nahi https://t.co/BkUFy5gRKv
    — CA Mehraj Hassan (@camehrajhassan) November 24, 2020 Great. Thank god now there's no crime in haryana, no murders, no rapes, no land grabbings. So now the cops are free to jail and fine extra guests at weddings. Great https://t.co/dIBTPhsFHK
    — Pathak Pahalwaan🇮🇳 (@PPahalwaan) November 24, 2020 Seems like it. will free food be provided? I mean it'd be rude to not do that
    — abdel aziz (@youlovekarela) November 23, 2020 Who? Ok, but who pays for their food plates
    — Sojan™ (@sojanjs) November 23, 2020 Let's hope no booze is involved since they would be working. Eat the food, drink the booze as well? https://t.co/wKc4jlI9uv
    — Coded Transmission (@ahmad_shadyxl) November 24, 2020 Don't know. How will the guests eat? They go to eat na? https://t.co/7WfJ9xxPOg
    — Malay M (@atlas47) November 23, 2020 Hmm. When you let the cops to regulate your private spaces, it is going to result in highhanded misbehavior.
    Even the risk of pandemic is not worth this bad precedent
    Inviting people to your family functions or attending them are private decisions. https://t.co/74zwCuLviR
    — 𑀯𑁂𑀁𑀓 𑀝𑁂𑀰 (@yenkak) November 23, 2020 Oops. waah muft ka khana lapetne ki Ninja technique https://t.co/K2pAKBqDtm
    — chacha monk (@oldschoolmonk) November 23, 2020
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  13. ADMIN
    The naming or rather renaming of Indian towns, cities and now states isn’t a new occurrence. In the recent past, we have seen a number of Indian cities undergo changes in their names for a number of reasons.
    Gurgaon became Gurugram, Bangalore became Bengaluru, Allahabad became Prayagraj - people came up with a number of justifications behind the changes, right from revamping the city’s image to others blaming Hindu nationalistic trends.
    © indiarailinfo
    Now, the most recent name to join the list may be Hyderabad, which is being called ‘Bhagyanagar’ by some political figures. Case in point, Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya’s recent tweet related to his Hyderabad campaign ahead of the GHMC elections, where he addressed the locals, “Dear young people of Bhagyanagar.”

    Dear young people of Bhagyanagar,

    Join us in large numbers in launch of 'Change Hyderabad' program tomorrow at 11 am at Swami Vivekananda Institute of Technology

    I also look forward to engaging with you in Qutbullapur, Jubilee Hills & Madhpur-Lingampally in Hyderabad. pic.twitter.com/advsVvdfHj
    — Tejasvi Surya (@Tejasvi_Surya) November 22, 2020
    This incident has since divided people on social media with people choosing sides on the basis of whether they welcome this renaming or not. Now, regardless of why the renaming is happening and who is authorising it, the fact of the matter is that these old places getting christened with new names is making people think it may be an attempt to rewrite India’s history with a Mughal past.
    Whether that's true or not is debatable, although it may be recalled that back in 2018 Yogi Adityanath too had called for this name change during his visit to Hyderabad ahead of Assembly polls. 
    Check out what people are saying about it:
    Memes toh hona hi tha...
    For अंधभक्त, Its not Charminar.
    pic.twitter.com/xmTABOWPmL
    — Unofficial Soul (@Unofficial_Soul) November 23, 2020
    When memes are around, can trolls be far behind?
    Starts with "Dear people of Bhagyanagar" and ends with "In Hyderabad". This is what Whatsapp University students look like.
    — Hooda Patel (@hooda_patel) November 23, 2020
    People have suggestions too.
    Sounds High..
    Just change #Ahmedabad to #Karnavati.
    Later you can think about #Hyderabad or #Bhagyanagar.
    If you really care about names. @narendramodi@AmitShah @CMOGuj https://t.co/1e6tk1oykD
    — శ్రీ ஸ்ரீ Sri ಶ್ರೀ (O+Ve🩸) (@srinath_adv) November 24, 2020
    Many are against it…
    Bhagyanagar?
    This is Hyderabad. The city founded by Quli Qutb Shah in 1591. https://t.co/y5426Ju4Pq
    — Natasha ‏ نتاشا (@nuts2406) November 23, 2020It's Hyderabad and will always be Hyderabad. https://t.co/orhNZjr3tU
    — Asif Ali Zaidi (@mullawasti) November 23, 2020While others support it.
    #ChangeHyderabad is a step towards a newer #Bhagyanagar and a self reliant India. Thank you @Tejasvi_Surya for your inspiration to the good youth of our great city. https://t.co/lFDa3aQHxL
    — VenuG Parkal (@parakala_venu) November 24, 2020You know where to find the best biryani in India #bhagyanagar #BhagyanagarWithBJP https://t.co/pue0zQ3cew
    — Priyanshu Ashiya (@pashiya) November 23, 2020Which team are you on? Hyderabad or Bhagyanagar?

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  14. ADMIN
    After teasing fans with a poster, Amazon Prime Video has now dropped the trailer of Sons Of the Soil web series which will take you through the journey of the Jaipur Pink Panthers, the pro kabaddi team owned by Abhishek Bachchan. The trailer shows the ups and downs of the team. It begins with the montage of failures and it shows how Junior Bachchan kept them motivated in bad times when everyone was questioning their capabilities.
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    Abhishek shared the trailer on Instagram and wrote, "Sons Of The Soil Official Trailer. I've always been inspired by their game, but their journey has touched my heart in more ways than one."
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    In a statement, Abhishek said, “Kabaddi is one sport that cannot be played well without teamwork, and that is the ethos of our Jaipur Pink Panthers family. I am delighted to team-up with Amazon Prime Video to tell the inspiring story of Jaipur Pink Panthers to the global audience.”
    He added, “I had made my digital debut with Amazon Original Series, Breathe: Into the Shadows so sharing the unfiltered story of my team, Jaipur Pink Panthers, through this global service made absolute sense. Sons of the Soil: Jaipur Pink Panthers promises to take the audience on a motivational ride as the players and the team aim to win the seventh season of the Pro Kabaddi League. I believe we have created a show that will engage and inspire the audience.”
    Fans are loving the trailer and are left emotional after seeing the struggles of the team members.
    © Instagram/Abhishek Bachchan
    © Instagram/Abhishek Bachchan
    © Instagram/Abhishek Bachchan
    The show is an unscripted sports documentary series directed by Alex Gale and is all set to stream on Amazon Prime Video from December 4.

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  15. ADMIN
    Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has added over $100 billion to his wealth this year, and this has made him the second wealthiest man in the world. He has surpassed Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates as the world’s second-richest person.
    Musk’s net worth surged $7.2 billion to $127.9 billion—above Gates at $127.7 billion for the first time—trigged by yet another 7 percent jump in Tesla’s stock price. As Tesla's market value approached $500 billion, Elon Musk had a one-word reaction on Twitter.
    Here’s how Elon responded:
    Wow
    — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 23, 2020 As he has surpassed Bill Gates, people have flooded Twitter with memes and they will crack you up. Well, people have referred to Sacred Games and Mirzapur’s dialogues for the memes.
    Here are the memes:
    #ElonMusk to #BillGates pic.twitter.com/QeR31nHVF1
    — Delhiite // follow back (@thebitch_slayer) November 24, 2020#ElonMusk becomes the world's 2nd richest person by replacing #BillGates

    Meanwhile He* Memers* pic.twitter.com/TeNoN6tKbt
    — AKKi (@ItsNotFunnyAKKi) November 24, 2020#ElonMusk now 2nd richest person and everyone tweet about him #BillGates Now* pic.twitter.com/AfBhBoffNr
    — Boby Roshan (@BobyRoshan_) November 24, 2020#ElonMusk beats #BillGates to become second richest person

    Meanwhile Elon Musk:- pic.twitter.com/b2fhwx47ks
    — Raj Aditya (@chiku_9693) November 24, 2020#BillGates after seeing #ElonMusk as the 2nd richest person pic.twitter.com/1tubReOupY
    — Stone Cold 3:16 (@smit24shah) November 24, 2020Elon Musk and Bill Gates have engaged in occasional verbal spats in the past. The Tesla chief executive once described his conversations with Bill Gates as ‘pretty underwhelming,’ as a response to which the Microsoft co-founder had later slammed Mr. Musk for his comments on the coronavirus pandemic.
    Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has been the world's richest man since 2017 when he bumped Bill Gates from the top spot. 
    We wonder how Bill Gates and Elon Musk would react to these memes.

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  16. ADMIN
    A new version of PUBG Mobile is coming to India very soon and the same has already been officially confirmed. That being said, we're still awaiting further info from official sources. There's a lot that we don't know about the game, including its availability.
    Today, we learned that there's a PUBG Mobile trailer being circulated on WhatsApp. It's safe to say that it's a fake video and it isn't coming from the official sources. If you look closely, the fake trailer is basically just an edited version of clips from an older trailer.
    © Reuters
    The official PUBG Mobile India sources have indeed released a couple of teasers on their website and social media platforms, but that's about it. We still don't have an official trailer or a release date. There are a lot of rumours and fake news around PUBG Mobile and we hope you're not buying into any of them and going around sharing fake news.

    Apparently, there are some rumours about the game coming out today with a massive prize pool for an eSports tournament too. While this could be something that's coming later, we don't have any word on it from the official sources of the game.
    We suggest you keep an eye on PUBG Mobile India's official social media handles to be one of the first ones to know what's cooking behind the scenes. Anything and everything coming from unofficial sources can and should be ignored to avoid confusion. 
    © PUBG Mobile India
    Yes, PUBG Mobile is indeed quite popular here in India and we know a lot of you guys are getting impatient while waiting for the new version. We'll keep an eye on the official sources and revert as soon as we have more info. So, stay tuned.

    Source: News18

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  22. ADMIN
    Elon Musk has hit a new apex when it comes to his total net worth as he has now become the second-richest person in the world. Musk overtook Microsoft chief Bill Gates as his wealth saw a rise from $7.2 billion to $127.9 billion according to a report by Bloomberg. 
    © Reuters
    Musk’s net worth has seen an addition of over $100 billion in 2020 alone and it's the highest for any person on the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. The sudden increase in Musk’s net worth comes due to a sudden surge in the value of Tesla shares which are valued four times more than his SpaceX stakes. 

    To put things into perspective, Musk was ranked 35th on the top richest list at the start of the year in January. He overtook Gates who at the moment has a net worth of $127.7 billion and has now been pushed to the third position. It is worth noting that Gates makes large donations for charity via the Bill Gates foundation, somewhere around $27 billion estimated by Bloomberg. 
    © Reuters
    Having said that, the wealth gap between the two could be temporary as the difference is not considerable and the two can switch places depending on how their shares perform. Currently, Jeff Bezos is the richest person in the world with a net worth of $182 billion. What’s interesting is that Musk’s recent climb in ranks is only the second time in Bloomberg’s Billionaire Index’s eight-year history where Microsoft Corp. co-founder Gates has ranked lower than number two.

    Bloomberg said in their report “Musk's milestone marks only the second time in the index's eight-year history that Microsoft Corp. co-founder Gates has ranked lower than number two. He held the top spot for years before being bumped by Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos in 2017. Gates's net worth of $127.7 billion would be much higher had he not donated so prodigiously to charity over the years. He has given more than $27 billion to his namesake foundation since 2006.”
    © Reuters
    The Bloomberg report also went on to add that 2020 has been one of the most lucrative years for the world’s richest people. “Despite the pandemic and widespread layoffs that have disproportionately affected the world's working class and poor, the members of the Bloomberg index have collectively gained 23% -- or $1.3 trillion -- since the year began,” said Bloomberg. 

    Source: Bloomberg

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