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How to take care of eyes amid exposure to smoke and fireworks

by October 31, 2024 0

Diwali festivities often come with eye irritants from fireworks smoke. Key preventive measures include staying indoors, using air filters, wearing protective eyewear, and keeping eyes moist with artificial tears. During fireworks displays, maintain a safe distance, wear safety glasses, and avoid direct viewing to protect eyes from debris and intense light.

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Watch: Trump hits back at Biden’s comment by riding a garbage truck

by October 31, 2024 0

Former President Trump criticized President Biden’s comments likening his supporters to ‘garbage’ by appearing in a garbage truck. Trump’s rally response continued to mock Biden and also addressed Tony Hinchcliffe’s controversial remarks about Puerto Rico. Vice President Harris distanced her campaign from Biden’s statement, opposing personal attacks on voters.

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Halloween in US: Biden ‘bites’ baby dressed as chicken, ‘sucks’ another baby’s foot

by October 31, 2024 0

President Joe Biden’s playful antics with costumed babies at the White House Halloween festivities sparked online reactions. Critics questioned his behavior as he appeared to bite two babies. The event hosted 8,000 guests, including military-connected children, with First Lady Jill Biden promoting reading through a ‘Hallo-Read’ theme, dressed as a giant panda while distributing...

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Diwali 2024: How to send Diwali WhatsApp stickers, GIFs and more

by October 31, 2024 0

Diwali 2024 will be vibrant with digital celebrations. People can share festive cheer through WhatsApp stickers, GIFs, Instagram stories, and Facebook status updates. Customised Diwali greetings and moments can be sent using tools available on these platforms. This guide provides steps to create personalised and engaging festive messages for loved ones.

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Watch: White House band plays ‘Om Jai Jagdish Hare’ during Biden’s Diwali celebration

by October 31, 2024 0

The White House military band performed “Om Jai Jagdish Hare” in a Diwali celebration at President Joe Biden’s residence. Over 600 Indian Americans attended, including Congress members and corporate leaders. Biden lit a diya and praised the South Asian American community’s contributions, highlighting the tradition’s continuation since President George Bush’s tenure in 2003.

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