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    Post-Diwali Cleaning: How to Remove Diya Oil, Candle Wax and Rangoli Stains Without Damaging Your Home

    Diwali celebrations may be over, but leftover diya oil, burnt wicks, candle wax, rangoli powder and festive decorations can make post-festival cleaning a challenge. From removing stubborn wax stains to cleaning reusable diyas and sorting flowers, here is how to restore your home without damaging surfaces or creating unnecessary waste.

    Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro takes centre stage in Diwali film: Camera tips and tricks explained

    Apple has released a new Diwali film, ‘Step into the Light’, shot entirely on the iPhone 18 Pro in collaboration with Indian fashion label Raw Mango. Directed by founder Sanjay Garg, the film features Juhi Chawla, traditional Indian textiles, dance performances and a reimagined version of the 1994 song Roop Suhana Lagta Hai.

    Scientists gave mice an existing asthma drug before exposing them to peanut extract; 95% were protected from severe allergic reactions in the experiment

    Researchers at Northwestern University found that the asthma drug Zileuton reduces allergic reactions in mice fed peanut extract. The study indicates that Zileuton could block the inflammation that leads to anaphylaxis. While it works in mice, clinical trials in humans are just beginning. This research highlights a new biological pathway related to food allergies and the immune response.

    Healthier goes Kaju Katli as sweets too catch the trend

    Healthier versions of traditional sweets, such as protein-rich laddoos and sugar-free gulab jamuns, are gaining popularity. Consumers now prefer sweets that combine health benefits with indulgence during celebrations. Major brands like Haldiram's and Amul are adapting to this trend by offering guilt-free options. Online sales of date-sweetened and sugar-free mithais have seen significant growth recently. This shift reflects a broader change in consumer preferences as festive seasons approach.

    Quote of the day by Jack White: 'Sometimes love gets in the way of itself. We want things so much that we sabotage them.' Evergreen lesson on the danger of insecurity from 12-Grammy winner

    While love is a basic human necessity that fosters companionship, joy, and emotional satisfaction, it can occasionally turn into an excessive and unhealthy experience. When love surpasses the limits of logic and transforms into fixation, it can slowly evolve into a source of emotional turmoil instead of solace.

    Copper price falls for 4th day, heads for worst week since March on AI rout

    Copper prices have faced yet another decline, marking four consecutive sessions of decrease, primarily due to a dip in technology shares and rising concerns over artificial intelligence investments. The three-month copper rate on the London Metal Exchange fell to a low not seen since late July. While tight supply, particularly outside the US, has cushioned further losses, a significant drop in copper stocks within Chinese warehouses is intensifying supply anxieties.

    The Economic Times
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