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    At this point, I can guarantee the entire world will agree on one thing for sure:
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    Nothing that has happened this year makes sense. Almost war? Kobe Bryant's death? A virus that may or may not wipe out a huge chunk of the population?
    Literally every month of 2020 has brought on a new disaster or tragedy. This has already officially become the worst year ever and we haven't even completed three months yet. There's just this sense of impending doom that has settled into everyone's minds and it's pretty scary.
    Going by the 2020 pattern, it looks like we're about to face a new horror next month and honestly, I'm pretty sure no one would be even surprised at this point. But, that doesn't stop people from guessing what the next big thing will be. Aliens? Maybe zombies? Could be anything, tbh.
    Here are some predictions. Anyone wants to place bets as to who will win?
    "2020 sucks! It can't possibly get any worse"

    April: pic.twitter.com/jYj7uM0gw8
    â secretlyyourfather (@despawnedfather) March 16, 2020 Yep. me: 2020 sucks it possibly canât get worse

    april: pic.twitter.com/z67Dt84xIC
    â halil (@astateofhalil) March 15, 2020 src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"> One, two, three. Alright on 3, everybody cough towards the sky...
    â B (@BeanieBelles) March 16, 2020 I don't get this. Jan 2020:
    >Possible War

    Feb 2020:
    >Kobeâs Passing

    March 2020:
    >Corona Virus

    April 2020: pic.twitter.com/VwaQGa3Q3c
    â 7CG/BSC | Black Yoshi (@BlackYoshiSSB) March 16, 2020 Okay then. Thereâs no way 2020 can get worse

    April : pic.twitter.com/HtkCa699gI
    â ryan xavier (@rxmfh0) March 16, 2020 That would be terrifying. Me: 2020 sucks there is no way it can get any worse
    April: pic.twitter.com/kxXxDv0yfw
    â Jack Kubly (@bonkers4memes) March 16, 2020 Best case scenario. you and your man on vacation in April of 2020 pic.twitter.com/NPcavQMmLw
    â Nicole Lopez-Alvar (@nicolelovar) March 16, 2020 Spoiler warning. April 2020 spoilers pic.twitter.com/fj4t0lDtFE
    â LIANARI |7|á¢áá áááá|ia| jimin did you eat lobiani? (@softsallywalker) March 16, 2020 What is this gif? pic.twitter.com/HVy4V2guTV
    â Hector (@Hexgizzle) March 15, 2020 Definitely. April Fool's is canceled this year because no made up prank can out-do the prank that is 2020.
    â Keiko ð¯ð² (@GolferGirl305) March 14, 2020
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    When it comes to getting dressed in the morning, there is neither enough time nor enough energy for a "stylish" outfit. We have all been there when we wished to look good every single day without putting any effort. Well, look no further because we are here with seven outfit options for office going men. 
    To make dressing every day easier and hassle-free, here are seven affordable formal shirts for office-going men. 
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    As of today, Windows 10 is actively running on over 1 Billion devices across the globe. Honestly, it's not really a surprise considering how wildly popular the OS really is. With only a handful of competing OS' out there on the market, Windows 10 was bound to hit this number.
    To put things into perspective, one in every seven people across the globe is now using Windows 10. Yes, that's how popular this OS is. But it wouldn't have been possible if it wasn't for the evolution of older versions of Windows. Imagine using a very basic and raw build of Windows 95, or even worse, Windows 3 or something to do your work every day. Weird, right?
    Well, here's a look at all the landmark features of some of the older versions of Windows because if it wasn't for those experimental features that were introduced back then, we probably wouldn't be sitting here on our computers, going about our work every day.
    Windows 95 Gave Us The "Start" Button
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    Windows 98, the successor to the Windows 95 OS, came out on June 25, 1998. Although it wasn't all that different from Windows 95 visually, it did bring a lot of important things to the table like support for DVD players. Windows 98 was also the first OS to bring features like  Disk Cleanup, Windows Update, multi-monitor support, and Internet Connection Sharing. Imagine not being able to use Disk Cleanup in Windows 10 or having difficulty keeping your system up-to-date with all the vulnerabilities lurking around these days.
    Windows Me During The Windows Movie Maker Era
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    If you talk to someone who has used a version of Windows XP, they'll probably tell you that it's the best version of the OS to ever ship. It was released in October of 2001 and brought major changes to the UI across the board. This is the year the "Start" button and the "taskbar" got a major visual overhaul and we saw the first green start button for the very first time.
    Also, I'd like to take a moment here to acknowledge the fact that "Bliss" is by far the best Windows wallpaper to ever come out. No matter what kind of customization you come up with, I will always have a special place for that lush green photograph shot by Charles O'Rear. What a legend!
    Windows Vista - A Buggy Release


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  4. ADMIN
    Across the places, in the current situation, there are only news about the deadly coronavirus and the more people test positive for the virus, the worse things get. So, any rare uplifting news surrounding the global pandemic is the perfect way to take a break from everything.
    Since a lot of places are closing down all over the world so as to not gather a big crowd of people anywhere, this gave the perfect opportunity for a few penguins to have a great day and meet other animals.

    Basically, Shedd Aquarium in Chicago has been closed to the public and that made for the perfect time for penguins' day out!
    A group of rockhopper penguins got a chance to leave their habitat and explore the rest of the aquarium and visit all the other animals there. 
    Just look at how wholesome this is.
    Penguins in the Amazon?!

    Some of the penguins went on a field trip to meet other animals at Shedd. Wellington seemed most interested in the fishes in Amazon Rising! The black-barred silver dollars also seemed interested in their unusual visitor. pic.twitter.com/KgYWsp5VQD
    â Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 15, 2020 This is making me very happy. Oregon Zoo took the baby elephant around the zoo to visit the other animals. pic.twitter.com/c0zEMD6nyG
    â Chris Hawks (@CHawksRun) March 16, 2020 Just smile and wave, boys. The adventure continues!
    This morning, Edward and Annie explored Sheddâs rotunda. They are a bonded pair of rockhopper penguins, which means they are together for nesting season. Springtime is nesting season for penguins at Shedd, and this year is no different! (1/3) pic.twitter.com/VdxN3oQAfe
    â Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 16, 2020 Keep 'em coming. Penguins like Edward and Annie will begin to build their nests next week. Join us digitally for nesting coverage! In the meantime, we will be sharing lots of different animal updates (and yes, Wellington will return!) (2/3) pic.twitter.com/eCYKOwdOMz
    â Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 16, 2020 The best thing, tbh. While this may be a strange time for us, these days feel normal for animals at Shedd. Our caregivers are constantly providing new experiences for the animals to explore and express their natural behaviors with. Let us know what penguin activities you would like to see! (3/3) pic.twitter.com/ftlow7iPHl
    â Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 16, 2020 Conspiracy theory. While this may be a strange time for us, these days feel normal for animals at Shedd. Our caregivers are constantly providing new experiences for the animals to explore and express their natural behaviors with. Let us know what penguin activities you would like to see! (3/3) pic.twitter.com/ftlow7iPHl
    â Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 16, 2020 Yes please. Caretakers stay well all these beautiful creatures big and small need you. ð¦ð¦ð¦ð¦ð¦ð¦
    â ðºð¸ðºð¸ (@lpont117) March 16, 2020 Hmm. Yes! Put them in a tank on wheels and bring them to sit near other animals. Their incredible minds will enjoy the stimulation!! I so wish we could know what all the animals think.
    â Amy Durocher (@amyduro) March 16, 2020 Here for feel-good content. Here's the "feel good story" you need right now.

    With the aquarium closed to humans, penguins take opportunity to explore and visit other animals in Chicago https://t.co/c6TYYELMR1
    â Lindsey Fitzharris (@DrLindseyFitz) March 16, 2020 Yes, it did. the penguins that got to walk around freely in a people-less aquarium really helped https://t.co/Q7vZdp9E0i
    â rachel syme (@rachsyme) March 17, 2020 Yes! oh my god the shedd penguins went on a fIELD TRIP https://t.co/nZAOGtj2wL
    â Meredith Whitfield (@hashtagmsw) March 15, 2020 Always. Good stuff happens when humans are kept away https://t.co/QYqWixE1hK
    â Jane girlie-swot Binnion MBA (@janebinnion) March 17, 2020 Of course. Good stuff happens when humans are kept away https://t.co/QYqWixE1hK
    â Jane girlie-swot Binnion MBA (@janebinnion) March 17, 2020
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    After dishing out an epic homeground performance at 2019âs Pune Weekender, you might expect Pune-based producer Ritviz to take a break, go on vacation - anything except collab with Delhi rap prodigies Seedhe Maut, and dive into a studio with the intent to blend together Hindustani classical, EDM and the sickest lyrics from Delhiâs increasingly dominating rap game.
    Well, thatâs what the trio did - not just meeting in Delhi and Goa to fill up your future 2020 playlists with upcoming releases, but also collaborating for their first ever music video - Chalo Chalein, Check it out below:

    Sweet deal, especially with the dancers. While you can catch an interview with dancehall feature Jahnavi Sheriff here, I went on to pick Ritvizâs mind on some very important questions. Hereâs the gist of it.
    First of all, thanks for speaking to us! This is the first time weâre speaking again since the Weekender, if Iâm not wrong. Howâs things been for you since then?
    âItâs been a very insane roller coaster ride, honestly. Itâs been so overwhelming that Iâm still processing it right now, itâll still take some time to gather my [thoughts].â
    The video for Chalo Chalein came out very recently. Can you tell us a bit about the shoot itself? Working with the dancers during the production phase - how did it go for you?
    âSo we shot the music video right at the tip of Colaba. The place was beautiful, and everyone was working together on the set. The shoot began in the morning and my call-time was at around 4⦠it was an entire day where the entire crew was on it, and when I got there, the energy - I was jumping! You can even see this in the BTS videos, thatâs how excited I was!â
    âOur âold uncleâ walked in towards the end. That was just magic - the actor can just flip, or switch. Itâs like he has a switch button and once you hit it, he just transforms into a character. Every single dancer as well was so mind-blowing - watching them do their takes, you know. Itâs always fun to hang with them.â
    âOverall, it was just one epic day. I wish I had more shoots coming up for me because this was a very memorable one.â
    While the dancers have their own styles and backgrounds contrasting on screen, thereâs also the matter of you and Seedhe Maut. You both have your own unique talents and it comes from different places - very literally from Pune and Delhi. What was that collaborative spirit like?
    âTo start off, Iâve been a great fan of them right from the beginning, when they launched their first EP. It was a different world, completely - I come from a very different place. Thing is, this is just a teaser, compared to what we have coming up in 2020. Itâs insane, I remember I had gone to Delhi to meet the boys⦠the idea was just âlisten to our musicâ, and weâll see if we connect over something. We didnât think about the whole gaana banana hai thing - we were just hanging out.â
    âNow that turned into two days where we locked ourselves in the studio and knocked out two songs. Later, we went to Goa, and we didnât even go on the beach. It was a great way to explore and work, and eventually it felt like we created a system. Weâre constantly playing with each otherâs melodies and lyrics, in such a fun environment.â
    Now, you mentioned that âuncleâ in your music videos. This is the sixth or seventh one to feature in a Ritviz music video - where did the idea come in?
    âIt all started with filmmaker Reema [Sengupta] of CATNIP, who conceptualised the video and together, we came up with the idea of that uncle. It got so free-flowing and we entered different [creative] zones⦠we ended up having him because it just felt right, you know? In a way, we were paying respects to where we started from.â
    âSo yeah, weâre continuing this little tradition!â
    Can you tell us more about your experience working with Bacardi Sessions?
    âItâs been a great journey - this is what a brand and artist collaboration should look like. My collaboration with Bacardi has been insane with house party sessions and so on⦠itâs been unbelievable.â
    âThe idea of expression, what Iâm trying to portray in terms of visual and audio - the synergy works well with Bacardiâs motto. It really pushes the message that things you care about and are really passionate about - you should pursue that. Thatâs what my music is all about, and the thought process I inculcate. Itâs beautiful, and we have a lot of stuff in the pipeline.â
    On your Youtube channel, the Chalo Chalein video has a very interesting top comment from a fan.
    'My father passed away on 24th February 2020 after fighting cancer for more than a year and a half.
    This song has been playing on repeat. Currently sitting in my car listening to this song on repeat. This song just makes me feel that my father has left his physical body and gone to âneel gaganâ aka heaven. Thank you Ritviz from the bottom of my heart for this song.'
    How does it feel to influence a fan so deeply?
    âWhen I read this comment, I couldnât process it since it was a very heavy comment and⦠the whole thing was very hard to digest, you know. Itâs extremely overwhelming but also humbling at the same time.â
    âJust the fact that my music can travel into somebodyâs psyche⦠I say this, always, but I feel that a song basically takes birth inside a listener. I say this onstage too - âitâs not my song, itâs your songâ. When people come to my show and sing along to my music, they sing it like itâs theirs!â
    âThat way, I know that this is that dudeâs song. It has become his. Iâm just glad that I have been able to share my music, which was my only goal since I was a little kid. If I sit on a song for too long, I feel weird about it, so my entire goal is just to share whatever I have and experience this entire thing together.â
    Can you tell us about any upcoming projects in 2020?
    âSure! First of all, there's the upcoming project with Seedhe Maut - a new album that you can expect to come in a couple of months. My own album, DEV, is also in the process and should come out around then too.â

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    If youâve always wanted an Amazon Echo but didnât really want it confined to one room, Amazon came out with a solution with the Echo Input Portable. Instead of buying multiple Alexa devices to have in multiple rooms, this smart speaker can be carried with you anywhere in the house. It does not need a power outlet and is small enough to be carried in the palm of your hands. This smart speaker is instead powered by a battery and can be charged when it runs low. You can use it to listen to your favourite music and carry it with you to do all the smart things Alexa is capable of doing. It costs only Rs 4,999 and hereâs why you should get it for your home.  
    Design When you first look at the Echo Input Portable, it resembles any generic Bluetooth speaker out there. But when you look closely, it has a more premium design than any Bluetooth speaker in this price range. At the top, it comes with two buttons where one can be used to mute the microphone while the other can be used for bringing up Alexa. It also comes with four microphones so that it can pick up your voice even when listening to loud music. 
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    There are also three buttons that can be used to operate the smart speaker. One of them is a traditional power button while the other two can be used for controlling the volume. Having said that, the Echo Input Portable does not have a 3.55mm jack which means you will have to rely on a Bluetooth connection. The name of the device is quite misleading as it does not have a headphone jack for audio input.

    Usability and SoundWhen using the Alexa Input Portable, you will feel right at home as many Bluetooth speakers now come with digital voice assistant integration. While the Input Portable may not be a Bluetooth speaker in its truest form, it does double up as a smart speaker and an audio device. Using Alexa on the Input Portable is flawless as it can easily pick up your voice from far away, thanks to the additional microphones. It performs way better than any audio device that has Alexa integration. You would kind of expect that from an Amazon device, it surely delivers. 
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    When it comes to the sound, the overall experience was quite pleasing and in line with most small Bluetooth speakers. It is loud enough to fill up a small room but isnât loud enough to host an entire party. You can use these speakers when you have small gatherings or are in a hotel room. The Echo Input Portable isnât supposed to be a full-blown audio speaker, however, if you are interested in that, you can always get the Echo Studio. You can stream music from every service such as Amazon Music, Gaana, Apple Music, Spotify, Saavn and others.

     Being portable means it needs to last long and according to Amazon, it can last up to 11 hours. We found that our review unit lasted for up to 9 hours on loud volumes. However, if using it on lower volume levels, you can easily push it to last 11 hours. It comes with a 4,800mAh battery but unfortunately, it cannot be fast-charged. You can always use it when it is plugged in, however it will take time for the device to get fully charged.
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    In order to use Alexa skills and other commands, you need to have an internet connection. It does not use your smartphoneâs internet and instead uses a Wi-Fi connection. So if you are wanting to use the smart features of the phone outside of the home, you will need to be connected to a WiFi network. Having said that, switching Wi-Fi networks is not an easy task especially if you plan on using it outside your home. Bluetooth connection is quite easy from the Alexa app and takes only a few seconds. 
    The Final Say For Rs 4,999, you can get yourself a decent Bluetooth speaker that also doubles up as a smart speaker for your home. It is quite cheaper than third-party speakers that have digital assistant integration and can hold its own with competent Bluetooth speakers in the audio department. Having the flexibility to carry your smart speaker with you instead of going to your speaker changes the entire smart speaker experience for everyone. 

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    The Indian government is doing everything possible to address the coronavirus epidemic that's been on a  rise in the country. Gathering of more than 50 people for any occasion is banned and heavy lockdowns are instructed in maximum coronavirus-hit regions like Maharashtra and Kerala. The Kejriwal-led government in Delhi has also imposed a ban on people assembling for meetings, social gatherings, going to the gym, spa, movies or nightclubs until the virus is taken care of completely.

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    Amidst all this, the Maharashtra state government has gone beyond basic and normal protocol and is stamping everyone who has been sent to home quarantine amid scare over the pandemic. As per the reports, the health minister, Rajesh Tope said the left hand would be stamped to identify those who are under home quarantine.

    The decision was taken at a meeting held by top officials, which was chaired by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackrey, when almost 39 cases of COVID-19 were detected out of which 7 suspected patients escaped from treatment centres in the last few days.
    Greater Mumbai's Municipal Commissioner Pravin Pardeshi issued an order to all officials concerned at hospitals and the airport, asking them to stamp the left hands of those who are under home quarantine, with their dates of isolation and with an ink which would last them at least 14 days.
    "It is not a crime if somebody is infected by Covid-19. They must be given proper medical treatment and psychological support. The Epidemic Diseases Act has been invoked in the interest of the people and the district administration must create awareness on it," the Chief Minister said.
    Besides, the Health Minister stated that a stamp with somewhat permanent ink, the ones used for voters during election, will be applied on the left hand, indicating "that person/patient is under compulsory home quarantine" till March 31.
    "This will help other people identify them if they break home quarantine and mix among the public during their home isolation period," he said. 
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    The government has also stated that an apt punishment for those who breach the home quarantine rule is applicable and anyone who does so will be sent to the government quarantine facility. 

    Well, Maharashtra government is doing what it can to limit the cases in the state. Also, overcrowded spaces such as train stations etc in Maharashtra are also under a strict lockdown, along with everything else done to curtail crowds and initiate isolation.
    Better to issue certificate of 100% quarantine. Stamp will disappear in few days.
    â Kamal (@Kamal36754111) March 16, 2020Teja main hu, mark idhar hai.
    â Desi Engineer (@Engihumor) March 16, 2020Jis desh me log vote karne ke baad ink bhi mita lete hain wahan ye thappa mitana kaunsi badi baat hai
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    â Bhavesh Lodha (@bhav2406) March 16, 2020Awesome idea
    â Mrs Ràw°àt ð®ð³ (@rawat_shivali) March 17, 2020When going gets tough... Very nice idea. To hell with the over sensitive snowflakes
    â लà¤à¥ सनà¥à¤¦à¥à¤¶ (@tweet_sandesha) March 16, 2020According to news reports, the number of coronavirus cases in the country rose to 126 after fresh cases were reported from several states. 

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    Unless you were professionally trained by a barber, there are a few mistakes that all guys make while shaving at some point of time or the other. Not foaming up properly, using a slightly old blade, not preparing your skin for a close shave - the list goes on. 

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    As a result, it should be safe to assume that at some point, men do get razor burns. Now, if youâre lucky, the razor burn will be a minor one and will heal in a couple of days, and wonât really affect you that much. However, there are some chances that you may have bruised yourself a little too much and have a razor burn that is unforgiving.

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    Chances of this happening grows exponentially when youâre after the closest of all shaves, and skin that is as smooth as that of an infant. 

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    Here are some super easy and highly effective home remedies to help you deal with a nasty razor burn, and alleviate the constant irritation and pain. Furthermore, these remedies also help you out by speeding up the healing process.

    Applying Aloe Vera Gels
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    Aloe vera gels are actually the best to treat your razor burns. Not only do they soothe the irritation that ensues after getting bruised, aloe vera gel also goes a long way to help it heal. Furthermore, aloe vera has a number of anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties, meaning if your bruises are somewhat deep, they will keep it disinfected. On top of that, aloe vera helps your skin in staying hydrated and nourished, for really long.
    Massaging With Ice Cubes
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    Although this does nothing in the healing process, massaging the affected area with ice cubes is the easiest way to alleviate the pain and irritation that comes with razor burns. Plus, it cools the bruised area down, and allows all your other remedies to work their magic. Just ensure that you wipe the water away frequently, using a soft towel. You donât want the bruised part of your skin to stay wet for long.
    Applying Coconut Oil
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    Coconut oil truly is a godsend. No matter what the problem with your upper skin is, rashes, scars, irritation, applying some coconut oil always helps. For razor burns, coconut oil may not do much to alleviate the pain. However, they go a long way in speeding up the healing process. Plus, they also go a long way to act as an antiseptic, keeping the afflicted area free from germs. Furthermore, massaging your skin with coconut oil also softens up the skin and keeps it hydrated.
    Applying Cool Tea Bags
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    Tea leaves have a ton of nutrients and antioxidants that help treating all sorts of skin irritation, razor burns included. Plus, certain tea leaves also have some anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties that should help your skin with the healing process. Keep a few freshly used tea bags (not more than 2-3 days old) in your refrigerator. To apply, just wet the tea bags using some tap water and let it rest on the burnt area, for about 10 mins. Wipe with a soft towel once youâre done. Repeat this process for a few days, and watch your razor burn heal quickly. 
    Applying Petroleum Jelly
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    Like most of the elements in this list, petroleum jelly works really well when it comes to skin irritation. Just apply a thin layer of the jelly on the affected area and let it rest. Wash it off after 10 mins if you want to, although, you can also leave it overnight. Not only does petroleum jelly helps in reducing the burning sensation to a great extent, it works wonderfully in protecting against any kind of infection. 
    These home remedies work really well for most skin issues that cause irritation. They work as a as a regular, basic skincare routine as well. However, if for some reason the razor burn persists, or none of these remedies seem to bring any relief, we would suggest visiting a dermatologist, as soon as possible.

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    Staying in Bollywood and being cameraâs darling go hand in hand. From airport looks to gym looks, the paparazzi literally gets every B-town celeb on camera and keep the fans aware of what is actually happening in the buzzing Bollywood industry. However, not every celebrity spouse is camera-friendly and seen at every A-lister party. Here are five celebrity spouses who are content being off camera and are seldom seen around.

    1. Priya RunchalJohn Abraham shocked his fans when his break up with his long time beau Bipasha Basu was announced and shortly after that his wedding with a certain Priya Runchal was announced. Born and brought up in California, Priya is a successful investment banker and married the actor in 2014. She is mostly camera shy and not clicked often.
    View this post on InstagramAre you one of those ppl who blinks in everyyy photo?? This clearly runs in the fam, now I know J and I are meant to be...And just when I was going to give up BAM we got âï¸. #onemodeloffduty #sleepy #cleanup #triedtoconvincehimtorockascrunchieA post shared by (@priyarunchal)
    2. Sutapa SikdarWhile we seldom see Irrfan Khanâs wonderful wife being clicked at premieres or celebrity parties, he has always mentioned how he owes it all to her strength and resilience. Sutapa is a successful screenplay writer and has been married to the actor since 1995.
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    3. Anjali SiddiquiNot much is known about Nawazuddinâs wife except the fact that they belong to the same native place in UP and have been a part of each othersâ lives long before he made it big in the industry.
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    4. Tanya DeolBobby Deolâs beautiful wife has been spotted numerous times on his social media pages, but usually the Deol family keeps its personal life guarded and away from the world.  As per reports, the two fell in love and dated for a while before getting married.
    View this post on InstagramHappy Birthday!! Love of my life â¤ï¸ðA post shared by (@iambobbydeol)
    5. Benedict TaylorNot many are aware of the fact that Radhika Apte is married to her French beau and they have been maintaining a very successful long distance marriage for a very long time. Benedict is a very famous violinist and has a stellar fan following of his own actually. The two are seldom clicked together.
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    The websites that you browse online hold a lot of information on you. Just like mobile applications that require a lot of your permissions to work properly, websites have also become very complex and access things like your webcam, your location to serve you local ads, and more.
    And we're barely scratching the surface while talking about the webcam and location access. You'd actually be surprised to know the things that a lot of websites track on a daily basis. But, fret not. We're here to help you take back your control over your web browsers and the data which all these sites are tracking.
    How To Control Browser Cookies
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    Cookies, for those of you who don't know, are small bits of code that websites deposit on your computer to keep track of what your browsing habits are like. With cookies, websites essentially get to know things like the last time you visited them and remember your preferences. Airline portals, for instance, make use of these cookies to figure out the number of times you're looking at a particular airfare to play around with its pricing.
    Depending on your browsing habits, cookies may or may not be a good thing for you. If you turn them completely off, you'll be forced to set your preferences on your favorite websites every time you visit them. And this is exactly why you might want to get deep into the granular controls.
    Google Chrome
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    If you're using Google Chrome as your primary web browser, then simply click on the icon next to the address bar to its left. There, you'll see an option called "Site Settings". Tap that and you'll see things like cookies and different permissions which the website needs. We suggest you tweak as per your preference for all the sites you visit more often.
    Even if you're visiting a particular site for the first time, it's a good practice to check out the permissions and see what all they're accessing. This way, you'll prevent the sites from accessing unnecessary resources on your computer.
    Mozilla Firefox
    Firefox also lets you check out the permissions the same way Chrome does. Simply tap on the icon next to the address bar, to its left, to reveal everything you need. Alternatively, you can also go to the browser settings to make any other changes to the way the browser uses cookies.
    Safari On macOS
    If you're using Safari as your primary web browser, then you can check out the site settings by clicking on Safari Menu button and going to "Settings for This Website". There, you'll see option for the camera, location, and microphone access. Safari will let you turn on an option to serve you a pop up every time a website needs permission.
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    Additionally, you can also choose to get a detailed view by heading to "Preferences" from the Safari menu and by clicking "Websites" tab. Here, you'll be able to set global rules for websites and let you block all sites from requesting access to your resources like a webcam. Alternatively, you can also "Block all cookies" by marking the checkbox to prevent all websites from saving cookies.
    Microsoft Edge
    Just like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft's Edge browser also lets you check out the site settings by clicking on the icon next to the address bar. You can also head over to the "Manage Permissions" tab to get a deep dive into the permissions granted. Edge browser will also give you an option to turn off media that plays automatically on some websites. That's a really handy feature to have.
    The Final Say
    Websites are gettings more complex by the day as developers are trying to revolutionize the way we consume content. It's important that we take cookies and permissions very seriously because not all websites are transparent about the things they have on you. It's always best to make sure that a website doesn't have things like access to your webcam or location unless it's absolutely necessary.

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  11. ADMIN
    Social distancing is the new norm now, amid the Coronavirus outbreak, and it's probably the best news for all the introverts around the world.  
    People are self-isolating and honestly, it's great to see everyone working together to stop the spread of Coronavirus as much as they can.
    Since it seems like everyone will be bound to their homes for at least a few more weeks, just Netflix and Chill isn't going to cut it. After all, how much can you stream? So, to fight boredom, people are getting extremely creative and equally ridiculous.
    From playing tic tac toe with their pets to playing tennis with their neighbours through windows, the self-isolation Olympics are going on in full swing.
    How to defeat your Roomba.
    Update: Not all sports are cancelled pic.twitter.com/VHmxFinflV
    â Marty O (@martoo14) March 14, 2020 This is adorable. âHowâs nationwide self-quarantine going?â pic.twitter.com/oP7sdQiUPA
    â Matthew Foldi (@MatthewFoldi) March 14, 2020 Hmm. self-quarantine day 7 pic.twitter.com/RZ0xJYJPup
    â brutay axle (@NotYourMatePal) March 17, 2020 Everyone should try this with their pets. âhowâs self quarantine going?â pic.twitter.com/6dzU8UjoeZ
    â iqra (@iqraanabi) March 15, 2020 Maybe this as well. Surely a candidate for a new Sport in the inaugural Self-Isolation Olympics that we surely have to get going some point soon? pic.twitter.com/b0Hv5vEuGw
    â ððððððð ððð£ðð¦ð£ð¥ð ð (@mikewarburton) March 15, 2020 It happens. me after eating all my self quarantine snacks that were supposed to last me weeks pic.twitter.com/yjZZQBQYTh
    â * â§ ð¦ð°ðªð¬ â§ï½¥ï¾ (@FREAKYPRlNCESS) March 17, 2020 A building-wide Bingo competition? Sign me up. Coming soon to a city, town near you, in Spain they are playing community bingo to fight boredom during #COVIDã¼19 quarantine. People are finding so many creative ways to cope with isolation. pic.twitter.com/TDluO8sbU8
    â FJ Newman (@fj_newman) March 14, 2020 The only valid sport. Sports cancellations and social distancing mean getting creative.

    : @atptour/@GsaLegrand pic.twitter.com/ZblPtDRjO9
    â TSN (@TSN_Sports) March 16, 2020 That was impressive. Help defeat isolation boredom, can I get a retweet or a challenger for a trick shot battle? pic.twitter.com/tzeV1TvTtW
    â Hannah M (@youngandhangry) March 16, 2020 Cute. Day 1 of #SocialDistancing: Plinko on the stairs pic.twitter.com/Rn3flL0iJJ
    â NurseKelsey (@nursekelsey) March 14, 2020 So satisfying. day 1 of quarantine pic.twitter.com/AlLxsqDToD
    â it's liz (@tzukika) March 14, 2020 This should be a legit game. Iâve invented a game of âcat cricketâ.

    My cat has to defend the box from my ping pong ball.

    If the ball hits the cardboard, thatâs a point to me. ð¤·ð»ââï¸

    If she bats it away thatâs a point to her.

    First to ten wins. ð¼

    Just look at that leg glance... #Caturday pic.twitter.com/FBAUGYbND2
    â Chris Lee ð»âðªðº (@CMRLee) March 14, 2020 That looks fun. day 2 of the quarantine.. pic.twitter.com/SZ0FRwQj1s
    â MΦrÏhιηεâ®Drεαɱzz⢠(@MorphineDreamzz) March 15, 2020 Ouch. *Day 2 of no live sport*

    Me and my mates: pic.twitter.com/l2bp2bBrwd
    â ODDSbible (@ODDSbible) March 15, 2020 That was intense. Day 4 with no sports:

    Marble1 racing is intense! pic.twitter.com/StgO4fY8VG
    â CHðISâ¥MAS (@davdchristmas) March 15, 2020 The best way to entertain yourself. Quarantine day 6. pic.twitter.com/er652Oy3Ki
    â jamie (@gnuman1979) March 16, 2020 Oops. Me building a makeshift gym in my living room during self quarantine pic.twitter.com/KGRLuabO3A
    â Eric D (@ericd) March 15, 2020 What did I just watch? quarantine is going well pic.twitter.com/2HVA12ThYO
    â addie weyrich (@spagaddie_sauce) March 15, 2020 Stop going out people, just stay at home. Couple decide to recreate their canceled cruise #coronavirus pic.twitter.com/kRBjabMXHX
    â Giles Paley-Phillips (@eliistender10) March 15, 2020
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  12. ADMIN
    Itâs certainly looking like a busy, bittersweet week ahead for ex-Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi. This Monday, he was nominated for a seat at the Rajya Sabha by none other than President Ram Nath Kovind - amidst widespread accusations of partisanship hurled from opposition politicians and media platforms.
    © Reuters; Police detain protestors in May 2019, who had assembled to demonstrate after a sexual harassment allegation against Gogoi was dismissed by a chair headed by Justice Bobde, who succeeded Gogoi as Chief Justice.
    Itâs a symbolic move in more ways than one. President Kovind had been a practicing lawyer for 16 years before entering politics, and had his own 1994-2006 stint in the Rajya Sabha. Concurrently, Gogoi took a slightly different path, forging a 42-year long career through the trenches of Indiaâs courtrooms. Here are a few details that most donât know about the 46th Chief Justice.

    Royal Lineage © DNA India
    Looks like the legacy goes even further back than Ranjan Gogoi himself. On his maternal side, the judge can trace his lineage back to Prandar Singha, the last king of the Ahom kingdom of Assam. The dynasty itself is incredibly old, dating back to the early 1200s - it lasted for over 600 years before collapsing under festering internal politics, attacks from Burmese invaders and finally, fell into British rule in 1826.

    Almost A Soldier © Assam Times
    In a 2018 interview with The Times Of India, Ranjan Gogoiâs elder brother Anjan Kumar Gogoi opened up about his childhood with the ex-CJI. Narrating a particular episode from their youth, he displayed a penchant for mischievousness that might have ended up changing his brotherâs life. âWe both were selected to join Sainik School Goalpara (A top-quality military boarding school) but our father said that only one of us could go and asked to decide for ourselves who would stay back. We decided to toss a coin, and being naughty, I used the famous line, heads I win, tails you lose. I won. Maybe had he gone to the Sainik School, he could have achieved greater heights than meâ¦he was far better in studies than me.â While Ranjan was destined for law, Anjan went on to become an IAF fighter pilot, retiring from the air force as an Air Marshall.

    The Honest Brother © Assam Times
    Despite his recent allegations, ex-Justice Gogoi had strong roots in honesty, according to his elder brother. âYou canât possibly predict what can happen to you in the future but one thing I can tell as an elder brother that since childhood he (Justice Gogoi) showed indications that he treads only on the right path. I still remember when playing a game of marble, I, as the elder brother and somewhat naughty, tried to cheat. He would always challenge my game and tell me not to break the rules. From the very beginning, he always followed the right path and rules. When he took up law, I knew he would make a good lawyer, who would not take any false case just for the sake of practicing law. When he became a judge, I knew he would be a good judge,â the ex-fighter pilot said.

    A Student With Something To Prove © Wikimedia
    Later on in his youth, Gogoi would be given an ultimatum by his father, Kesab Chandra Gogoi who was a politician himself - to crack the UPSC examinations. Putting aside his latent interest in law and history, Gogoi reinforced his reputation as a keen academic by cracking the UPSC exam and on presenting his father with the results, politely said that he would rather prefer to become an advocate instead. Soon, he graduated with honors in history from St. Stephenâs college, before earning his law degree from Delhi University.

    Career As A Lawyer © Wikimedia
    Gogoiâs introduction to advocacy began in 1978, when he passed the bar and began to practice at the Gauhati High Court. After 23 years, he was made a permanent Judge of the same, and then appointed to the Punjab and Haryana High Courts in 2010 by then-President Pratibha Patil. He quickly rose to the position of Chief Justice there, and by 2012 was appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court. Six years later in 2018, he would succeed Dipak Misra as the Chief Justice of India.
    Amitabh Bachchanâs Kaun Banega Crorepati Tax Case © Reuters
    While Gogoi has presided over several landmark cases, one of his more unusual ones revolves around none other than Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan. Way back in 2002, Bachchan filed tax returns showing an income of Rs 14.99 crore, yet the tax authorities determined that his income was Rs 56.41 crore and filed a lawsuit against the actor. The Bombay High Court dismissed the tax officials in 2012, but Gogoi and his bench quashed the dismissal in 2016. Guess he wasnât a fan.

    An ex-Chief Ministerâs Son
    © Assam Legislative Assembly
    Ranjan Gogoiâs aforementioned father Kesab Chandra never got to see his son become a judge, dying just three years too early. Regardless, he did make a pretty bold impact on Assam as a politician with the Indian National Congress - the very rivals of the figures that have backed Gogoi Jr. in contemporary

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  13. ADMIN
    Ever since news broke that COVID-19 was a legitimate threat to us, we as a society went somewhat berserk and bought tons and tons of hand sanitisers and masks. Our European brethren went one step further and stockpiled toilet paper, fearing that soon, their supermarkets would run out of some of the basic, day to day commodities.

    © Reuters
    So great is this fear and might we add, quite rightly so, that it is becoming difficult for hospitals and health workers to get their hands on surgical masks and sanitisers. In essence, people who need sanitisers and masks to keep the contagion in check, are unable to get the right tools, because of mass hysteria.

    © Reuters
    Seeing the chaos that is ensuing from all this, and the fact that we as people are rather ingenious opportunists, there have been some incidents that are simply newsworthy.
    First, there was the entire episode of a group of people coming together and drinking cow urine, and inhaling the smoke from burnt cow dung, in a bid to âimmuniseâ themselves from the novel coronavirus.
    © IANS
    Then there was this incident in Noida, where a factory that made counterfeit hand sanitiser and N95 masks, was busted and shut down.
    Needless to say, there is genuine confusion all around us. Given how we choose our own âfactsâ now, and how facts do not necessarily mean facts anymore, there are a ton of videos and photos circulating on social media and messaging apps on how to protect yourself from COVID-19.
    © IANS
    There are a number of videos on YouTube, WhatsApp, and a number of other platforms which show how we can make our own hand sanitisers, using some basic hospital supplies. Now, weâre sure that they are well-meaning people and were trying to contribute to the effort of saving human lives in their own way.
    However, a number of medical professionals, people who are actually qualified, would beg to differ.

    Here, in this video, a reporter from The Telegraph, the digital wing of the daily newspaper, The Daily Telegraph, speaks to Dr Alexander Edwards, an associate professor at the Pharmacy Research Division at the University of Reading. They discuss how, for most hand sanitisers that work on coronavirus and other viral diseases, a specific quantity of ethanol holds the key.
    © Most Lovely Things
    The three main solutions that they work with, in the video, include one where they use vodka, one with surgical spirit and one with distilled witch hazel, a type of micellar water. 
    All the three solutions are mixed with aloe vera gel, with the micellar water, being added with a couple of tea tree oil. Dr Edwards says he wouldnât recommend any of the three solutions, given how they do not get the amount of ethanol, or any anti-viral elements right. 
    © iStock
    In Dr Edwardsâ opinion, vodka or any hard liquor for that matter will have 30 to 45 per cent ethanol, which falls short of the 60 per cent concentrate that most sanitisers use. Add to that the fact that we are diluting the ethanol with aloe vera gel, means that the strength of the ethanol is further depleted, thus rendering it ineffective.

    © iStock
    The surgical spirit, with over 90 per cent of ethanol, could have worked. However, it hardens up the skin with prolonged usage, and when mixed with aloe vera gel, gets a murky colour. Furthermore, the resulting solution is very runny and wouldnât stay on the hand long enough for the ethanol to work. Not only is not prone to work, using surgical spirit may prove to be harmful, and he strongly advises against it.

    © iStock
    For the herbal solution, Dr Edwards says that he does not have a reason to believe that they will actually do anything, since there has been no study on any of the elements used in making a DIY sanitizer, saying that they have any kind of anti-viral properties.
    There are a number of other issues that the video does not mention, mainly, because they are very local to us. First of all, we donât want people hoarding up on surgical spirits, even if they get their hands on ones that have 70 per cent ethanol content, mainly because at this moment, we cannot have hospitals running short of any other supplies.
    Secondly, sanitisers and many of these cleansing products are made in a very clean, and controlled environment, which, would be rather impossible to recreate at our houses. Manufacturers also use very nuanced and highly technical methodologies to make these sanitisers, which, again isnât something that can be replicated with half baked scientific temperament.
    © iStock
    This brings us to what we actually should be doing. Dr Edwards points out that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has presented with some very solid ways that should help us contain the deadly virus.

    © iStock
    First of all, wash your hands with liquid soap thoroughly, for about 20 seconds at the minimum, when you have access to a washbasin. Secondly, maintain social distancing properly and thoroughly, step out of your houses only if you have to. And even then, try to step out during non-peak hours. In case you donât have access to washbasins, only then use a sanitiser that actually works against COVID-19.

    © iStock
    Finally, and this is significantly important, do not panic. Thereâs no need to get all worked up as if the end of the world is upon us. Having said that, taking this threat lightly and not quarantining yourself as and when required will be downright foolish.
    Take the necessary precautions, and keep an eye out on the WHO, CDC and IMA (Indian Medical Association) websites.

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  14. ADMIN
    If your work requires working around microphones, you must know that it can be âonâ at any time. So, if you forget turning it off, a lot can go wrong!
    Something really similar happened with the mayor of Georgetown in Texas during the council meeting when he excused himself to go to the washroom. You can only imagine what happened next.
    © Unsplash/Washroom
    Yes, the mayor forgot turning off his microphone as he went to the washroom during an on-going city council meeting.

    Now, if you canât resist a fart joke right now, it means the virus chaos has officially taken over us.
    Rex Chapman, the retired American professional basketball player, took to Twitter to share the video saying, âDuring a Coronavirus update/meeting this Mayor excused himself to the restroom but forgot to turn off his microphone â and I am now dead...Face with a hand over mouth.â
    Check out the video here-
    During a Coronavirus update/meeting this Mayor excused himself to the restroom but forgot to turn off his microphone â and I am now dead...ð¤­ð¤£ pic.twitter.com/WZ18JQq7cO
    â Rex Chapmanð¼ (@RexChapman) March 16, 2020
    However, according to the New York Post(https://nypost.com/2020/02/15/trump-retweets-texas-mayor-toilet-tape-that-went-viral-in-2015/), this video isnât recent and wasnât a meeting about Coronavirus. The video went viral in 2015 and garnered more than five million views. 
    The two-minute-long video shows Georgetown, Texas, Councilmember Rachael Jonrowe, speaking about an infectious disease while Mayor Dale Rossâs is still in the washroom farting. 
    She is seen collapsing in giggles while trying to give a serious report about the disease.
    © Unsplash/Man
    Nonetheless, people are still enjoying the old video and now, the video has garnered over 6.3 million views on Twitter and around 38.6k re-tweets.

    The hilarious video has left netizens ROFLMAOing hard and hereâs what they have to say about it-
    On point!
    It doesnât matter if itâs corona virus related or a Metamucil overdose! The sh!t is hilarious!!
    â ððâð»ð¸ ð #VoteOutTheMFer𤡠(@BONGOBIRD63) March 16, 2020 Lol. This is quite literally probably the funniest thing I've ever seen. Omfg.
    â Toddzilla (@ToddOneAndOnly) March 16, 2020 Oops. I laughed so hard I almost pooped my pants pic.twitter.com/hdcTPKnP4a
    â Ken in Quarantine (@kenpgh) March 16, 2020 Kuch Bhi⦠He is lactose intolerant.
    â Allen ð¾ðºð¸ (@abutler04) March 16, 2020 True...Keep the sound on! Watching but more importantly listening to this video I must say was quite moving.
    â JJHSr. (@addair154) March 16, 2020 Okay... He might wanna get his butthole tested
    â ð¼ Wash, Rinse, Repeat ð¾ (@amen2me) March 16, 2020 Exactly! If we can't laugh at farts in this crazy time, the virus has won.
    â My name is Jeff (@JefFullerMyself) March 16, 2020 Hai Nah? My dude where do you get this content from? pic.twitter.com/auiEvlmgn4
    â âï¸I HONOR VETERANS (@veterans_i) March 16, 2020If you canât laugh at this, something is seriously wrong with your soul!

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  15. ADMIN
    Arguably one of the most popular and prestigious football clubs across the globe, Liverpool have managed to rediscover their lost glory ever since Jurgen Klopp took over the reins as manager in 2015. Under the tutelage of their German coach, the Reds have undeniably been giving their opponents a run for their money.
    They came agonisingly close to winning the Premier League title last season, eventually losing out to Manchester City by a mere point. But, despite their EPL title loss, Klopp's men gave their fans a bigger reason to cheer for after clinching the UEFA Champions League last season. But, it's the 2020/21 season that has truly defined the Reds.
    Carrying on their rampant run, the Reds looked in a class of their own with a 27-game unbeaten run in the Premier League this season. From their defensive solidity, midfield masterclass to attacking prowess, Klopp's side undeniably made every other team look mediocre. So much so that even defending champions Manchester City have struggled to match the Reds in their strides this season.
    © Reuters
    But, just when it had started to look like a walk in the park for Liverpool, the champions of Europe have witnessed a turnaround that has left many scratching their heads. The Klopp brigade were, first, knocked out of League Cup, then FA Cup and, most recently, Champions League. 
    In matter of just weeks, Liverpool, who were being compared with Arsenal's legendary 'invincibles' side and aiming for a quadruple, have found themselves in fray for just one title, the Premier League, this season. But, thanks to novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), even that looks unlikely as of now.
    The Reds need just two more wins to claim their first Premier League title in 30 years. But, the suspension of the ongoing season until 4th April in a bid to contain fast-spreading COVID-19 has left everyone, including Liverpool fans, on the edge. While the current plan suggests that EPL will resume on 4th April, it is quite likely, given the situation at hand, that the suspension will be extended.
    © Reuters
    All eyes are on the Premier League meeting this Thursday which holds the key to deciding the fate of this season. The 20 participating clubs are expected to vote on the best course of action with a 14-team majority needed to make a decision. The choices: Give Liverpool the title? Finish the season, not matter what it takes? Or scrub it out and start again?
    As we have reached the epidemic and, now, pandemic stages of the deadly COVID-19 amid cancellations, postponements and suspensions, it's quite obvious to admit there might be things more important than the Premier League. But, for Liverpool fans, it seems there is nothing more important than the Premier League title.
    Ahead of the much-anticipated voting by EPL clubs, the Reds loyalists have begun contemplating the possibility of their pending title victory to be declared null and void. Bracing themselves for the worst, the Kopites are discussing what they would do if the unthinkable happens. 
    © Reuters
    A Reddit thread has emerged asking fellow Liverpool fans how missing out on the title would âimpact their relationship with footballâ and what they would do in response. And, the responses are unbelievable.
    "Iâve said this before. If the season gets cancelled Iâm becoming a monk and gonna live the rest of my life in isolation in a temple at the top of a mountain," one fan wrote. "I'm not watching a second of football besides Liverpool games if they cancel the league," another Liverpool supporter claimed.
    Another added,"Call me a cry arse but I'd be done with it. Not the club's fault but I'd just have to leg it for good. I've had a season ticket for 10 years too, it'd break me but I'd never watch footy again". "Football can f**k off if they void the whole season," an angry fan opined on the possibile threat to Liverpool's title this season.
    © Reuters
    âI wouldn't be able to watch football anymore apart from the foreign leagues perhaps, but even that is a stretch. I'd probably follow results for betting purposes that is about it. I could never accept us losing the title and then accept the next winner, assuming it isn't us,â another Reds supporter claimed.

    Finally a desperate fan added,"I'll never watch another game again, if they screw us out of this, then we're cursed. I've spent my whole life chasing this title, really will be the last straw this time."
    With 27 wins, alongside one draw and a loss, in 29 matches, Liverpool currently lead the Premier League table with a staggering 82 points to their name. Their closest rival, Manchester City, with 57 points in 28 games, are 25 points adrift at the top.
    With all eyes on the club voting this Thursday, Liverpool and their fans' dream of lifting the elusive Premier League title hangs in balance.

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  16. ADMIN
    Since when did viruses start having nationalities? Well, US President Donald Trump is back at it again and this time, it's racism, among a host of other things. 

    While the whole world is figuring out how to put a stop to the deadly Coronavirus that has been declared as a global pandemic, President Trump just took the issue to the next level with his pedestrian comment, referring to it as the âChinese Virusâ.
    © Reuters
    In his recent tweet, he wrote, âThe United States will be powerfully supporting those industries, like Airlines and others, that are particularly affected by the Chinese Virus. We will be stronger than ever before!â 

    The United States will be powerfully supporting those industries, like Airlines and others, that are particularly affected by the Chinese Virus. We will be stronger than ever before!
    â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 16, 2020
    Trump, referring to the Coronavirus as âChinese Virusâ, has irked people on social media who are ridiculing him for his racist approach. 

    People are schooling him and reminding him that itâs a human virus not an 'Asian' virus for that matter.

    It's not a the "Chinese Virus" you fucking racist dickhead!
    â Palmer Report (@PalmerReport) March 16, 2020Its called the Coronavirus and its now as American as apple pie so stop racist comments.
    â Mia Farrow (@MiaFarrow) March 16, 2020Letâs remember. Coronavirus is not an Asian virus. Itâs a human virus. We must elongate the epidemic curve for slow rise, slow fall. We must release all medical stockpiles. We must limit public gatherings of any sort, of any kid. Sooner we do this, sooner we conquer this disease
    â â»ï¸ðºð¸ Christopher Zullo (@ChrisJZullo) March 16, 2020There are no words to express my absolute hatred of this man. None.
    â Seattle_Gal (@TerriSeattle) March 16, 2020The virus doesn't have a nationality
    â Hussein (@leb_hussein) March 16, 2020"Chinese Virus?!?"

    Now you're adding racist hysteria to an already dire situation???

    In times like this, we need a sane, steady hand at the wheel, and that ain't you.

    So why don't you just STFU if you can't say anything useful?
    â BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) March 16, 2020However, there are also people who are agreeing with Trump for calling it a 'Chinese Virus' as it originated from Wuhan in China. They even cited examples of the Spanish Flu and the Russian Flu.
    They even went to say that the Chinese should be held accountable for all the current misery around the world.
    Well it did originated from china, no one called "racism" for the Spanish Flu.
    â JimBimBum (@JimBimBum) March 16, 2020It started in China. Hence the name Chinese virus. Imagine thinking thatâs racist.
    â BuffsFan (@BuffsF) March 16, 2020Youâre right, it is 100% the Chinese Virus and we need to hold them accountable for hiding it from the world for months.
    â Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) March 16, 2020Thank you THE PRESIDENT for calling a spades a spades "Chinese Virus" #ChineseVirus was designed to eliminate all non Chinese, we need a global probe in this
    â Amitabha (@aMiTaBhA_74) March 17, 2020A Chinese Twitter user agreed that Trump is not being a racist and wrote, âIâm a Chinese. We all know that the virus is from Wuhan. Donald Trump didnât say anything wrong. We also called it a Wuhan Virus or Chinese Virus. It is not racism #WuhanCoronavirus #ChineseCoronavirus.â
    Iâm a Chinese. We all know that the virus is from Wuhan. Donald trump didnât said anything wrong. We also called it Wuhan Virus or Chinese Virus. It is not racism #WuhanCoronavirus #ChineseCoronavirus
    â lok (@loklokhk3232) March 17, 2020
    Clearly, people on social media have different opinions on Trump calling it a 'Chinese Virus'.
    But, I am wondering if we can actually focus on eradicating this virus and making an antidote rather than giving this whole thing a political tinge.
    Whatâs your take on the same? Let us know in the comments section below.

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