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[somnath chakraborty]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1156087219989258241

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[iDJ]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1156087219989258241

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Can't you just post direct link to the website instead of twitter links? Cuz, the twitter links also have link to the website. Like on NDTV post as well. You post social media site as source. It's not a source when the actual article is present on the NDTV's website. Certain post are fine as the same isn't publish the website. If the link to the website is given on the post. Then post that.

 

[Rajkumar]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1156509247905120256

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[ramesh skyPLAY]

Drunk Man In UP Bites Snake Into Pieces After It Bit Him.
Drunk Man In UP Bites Snake Into Pieces After It Bit Him

 

[iDJ]

Drunk Man In UP Bites Snake Into Pieces After It Bit Him.
Drunk Man In UP Bites Snake Into Pieces After It Bit Him

Such incident wouldn't have happened if government introduced the violent reptile prevention act. New Zealand doesn't allow sna**s in their country to save their wildlife. You think plastic creates hazard for environment. Sna**s does too. You see how temperatures are rising in our cities. It's because of sna**s murdering animals and creating imbalance in nature. Government should do something before it's too late.

 

[Bapun]

For kanwariyas, this is a time for free train rides — the ‘ticket’ is their saffron clothes

 

[somnath chakraborty]

 

[somnath chakraborty]

A new world record for a pair of sneakers was set at auction on Tuesday when an avid collector splashed out $437,500 on Nike's 1972 "Moon Shoe," Sotheby's said.
The sale smashed the previous record of $190,373 spent in 2017 on a pair of signed Converse worn by Michael Jordan in the 1984 Olympic basketball final, the New York-headquartered auction house said in a statement.
Nike's "Rarest" Pair Of Sneakers "Moon Shoe" Sells For Record $437,500

 

[somnath chakraborty]

In what could be one of the biggest developments in the search for habitable planets, NASA has discovered a “Super-Earth” estimated to be about six times the size of our planet and located a mere 31 light-years away.
NASA’s TESS satellite discovers ‘Super-Earth’ that may be suitable for life

 

[somnath chakraborty]