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As per the survey, 53 per cent of people shared that wrong grammar is reason enough for them to unfollow people, while 47 per cent said they did not really care much. 49 per cent of those who participated in the survey also revealed that they have expressed their views on bad grammar on social media, while 11 per cent have broken up over bad grammar.

Suspense over Nashik seat continues

In a significant scene resonating with the dreams of many Independence activists, Dr Govardhan (Mohanlal), the lead character imprisoned in Kālā Pānī, challenges the beliefs of two British medical practitioners. They assert that if the British granted India its freedom, princely states would reemerge and engage in conflicts based on religion, power, regions, and languages. Countering their perspective, Govardhan emphasises that this notion stems from Britain’s deep-seated feudal complex, desiring to hinder the development of the nations they govern even after their liberation. “This is why you’ve sown the seeds of communal animosity under the guise of divide and rule policy,” he contends. He also expresses his belief that citizens will eventually realise that there’s only one true religion: patriotism.

Malayalam actor-director Prithviraj Sukumaran on Monday expressed his solidarity with ‘Save Lakshadweep’ campaign, which is meant to put spotlight on the issues being faced by the people of the island. His support comes in the wake of ongoing protests against the administration of the Union Territory over new law reforms.

The Tamil Nadu Public Works Department (PWD) has suspended two engineers responsible for lift maintenance at the Stanley Medical College Hospital in Chennai. The action comes in the backdrop of a lift breakdown at the hospital.

Google seems to be aware of the issue as Lisa Wang, Google News Community Manager posted on the group in September saying it will be resolved as soon as possible. It looks like people continue to face the issue.

According to the Right to Work Naps survey conducted by Wakefit, a Bengaluru-based sleep solutions startup, 70 per cent of 1,500 respondents said they do not have a ‘nap room’ at work, and 86 per cent felt having one would boost their productivity.

As per the Indiegogo listing, ‘b’ offers fitness enthusiasts an interactive guide via a breathing technology that is pending patent. The device, shaped like a whistle, comes with pressure sensors to monitor every breath, while the data is tracked by a smartphone that is paired via Bluetooth. These metrics will also be available from the ‘Breathe with b’ mobile app, which will track user records across sessions. When users begin a session, they can choose from various breathing exercises, or choose to simply breathe. Users can also choose various breathing exercises based on their mood, to induce particular moods.