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  • Giant Sinkhole in Kenya Swallows Massive Chunk of Land, Grass and Everything Coming in Its Path; Old Video is Viral Now!

    Giant Sinkhole in Kenya Swallows Massive Chunk of Land, Grass and Everything Coming in Its Path; Old Video is Viral Now!

    An old video showing a massive sinkhole swallowing everything coming on its way has once again made rounds on the internet. The clip may leave you in disbelief. It shows a giant cavity initially drawn in water from a small puddle in the East African Rift Valley, followed by which it swallows bales of long grass and a big piece of land. The footage was posted by the Twitter handle @weirdterrifying, and it has attracted the attention of more than 8 million users. Sinkhole Swallows Women Dancing At Birthday Party in Brazil; Video of Freak Accident Goes Viral.

    That’s Scary! 

    (SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, viral trends and information from social media world, including Twitter, Instagram and Youtube. The above post is embeded directly from the user’s social media account and Morning Tidings Staff may not have modified or edited the content body. The views and facts appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of Morning Tidings, also Morning Tidings does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.)

  • Elon Musk and Twitter Heading Down To Risky Path, Says TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew

    Elon Musk and Twitter Heading Down To Risky Path, Says TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew

    Short video app TikTok chief executive officer Shou Zi Chew on Wednesday argued with Tesla CEO Elon Musk that he and Twitter Inc heading down a risky path after the microblogging app cuts numerous jobs worldwide. Elon Musk also announced the return of the Twitter Blue tick subscription on November 29. Twitter Layoffs: Elon Musk Fires At Least 20 Twitter Employees for Criticising Him.

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  • World Vitiligo Day 2022: Five Influential Personalities Who Didn’t Let the Skin Condition To Hinder the Path of Success

    World Vitiligo Day is observed every year on June 25. This day is aimed to create awareness about vitiligo which occurs in 1-2% population worldwide. Vitiligo is the loss of colour in the skin creating a variety of patterns on the skin from the loss of pigment. The date June 25 has been selected to observe the World Vitiligo Day as a memorial to the music artist Michael Jackson who suffered from vitiligo from the early 1980s until his death. As you observe World Vitiligo Day 2022, we at Morning Tidings, have listed out names of 5 such artists as Michael Jackson who radiated self-love with vitiligo. Model Winnie Harlow to TV Personality Graham Norton, Celebrities With Vitiligo Who Are Inspiration to Those With the Skin Condition to Pursue Their Dreams.

    Amitabh Bachchan

    Amitabh Bachchan (Photo Credits: Facebook)

    The famous Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan who is one of the most influential actors in the history of the Indian cinema also suffers vitiligo.

    Thomas Lennon

    Thomas Lennon (File Image)

    The Rhino 911 star suffered vitiligo on his hands, hips and face. He was born on August 9, 1970. He worked on the MTV show You Wrote It, You Watch it and later led to the self-titled series The State which was nominated for a 1995 Cabbie Ace Award for best comedy series.

    Richard Hammond

    Richard Hammond (File Image)

    He is an English journalist, television presenter, mechanic and writer. He is known for the entertainment documentary series Brainiac: Science Abuse, the game show Total Wipeout and the nature documentary series The Planet Earth Live. The vitiligo affects his face and legs.

    Holly Marie Combs

    Holly Marie Combs (File Image)

    Holly Marie Combs is an American actress and producer. She is known for her roles in the CBS series Picket Fences and the Freeform series Pretty Little Liars. She suffers from vitiligo in both her hands.

    Jon Hamm

    Jon Hamm (File Image)

    Jon Hamm is also known as Jonathan Daniel Hamm is known for his role as Don Draper in the period drama television series Mad Men. He has stress-induced vitiligo which affects both his hands. He did not have this condition prior to working in the Mad Men.

    Even today people have many misconceptions about vitiligo which can have significant negative social and psychological impacts on the patients. World Vitiligo Day is therefore observed to create awareness about this disorder which is not a disease.

    (The above story first appeared on Morning Tidings on Jun 25, 2022 10:39 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website morningtidings.com).

  • SpaceFalcon is Creating a New Path For The Future of Video Games With its Immersive Metaverse That Rewards Players For Winning The Broad Galaxies

    NFTs for in-game items means players own and control what they buy, earn, or craft. This goes beyond proving the item’s rarity; it opens the door to infinite scalability. The most significant benefit NFT game helps bring is that they allow players to retain their investments in value. Space Falcon is one game that takes virtual assets to move further by introducing planets, spaceships, and galaxies.

    Space Falcon is an inter-galactic metaverse game made on Solana, featuring the space shooter game and premium SciFi NFTs from cosmos and beyond. Players will explore many galaxies and collect NFTs as they advance in the game. In Space Falcon, NFT things can be traded in and out of the game’s ecosystem. It can be, lent, staked, or borrowed for rewards. The experience includes a neutral planet called MetaGround, where players could socialize with many players and trade mission-critical assets.

    The Space Falcon’s PvE web-based mini-game is live. The fun game features the classic space shooter theme and will continually improve with time. Gamers with good gameplays will be rewarded in the coming weeks, so be sure to start playing to avoid missing out. The value of FCON is tied to the growth of the Space Falcon metaverse, which is why FCON’s use in the Space Falcon metaverse is enormous. FCON will be given to top players on the leaderboard and awarded based on their game time. FCON can be earned through in-game asset ownership, such as virtual lands, which other players can pay taxes to access.

    Space Falcon intends to use Metaplex frameworks to allow players, artists, and creators to develop and launch their NFTs and auctions. Metaplex incorporates tools plugged directly into the Solana blockchain, making it cost-effective and easy to use. Do get connected to them on their website @spacefalcon.io.

  • West Bengal Assembly Election | Modi, walking on the path of Mamta business campaign

    West Bengal Assembly Election | Modi, walking on the path of Mamta business campaign

    Development will not be allowed to come out of Bengal, PM told CM

    Saying that the BJP runs on plans while the Trinamool Congress runs on scams, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that he will not allow Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to pull out the development from West Bengal.

    Referring to wall frescoes in a pole-bound state, where Ms. Banerjee is shown kicking the Prime Minister, Mr. Modi said, “Didi can put her foot on my head and kick me if she wants But I will not allow you to drive development out of West Bengal ”.

    The Prime Minister addressed a public rally in Bankura, where the first phase of polling on March 27 will see elections in several constituencies.

    Mr. Modi reiterated the BJP’s promise of “Asol Paribortan (real change)” and accused Ms. Banerjee of playing with the lives of the people of Bengal for 10 years. “now Play (Game) will be over and development (Development) will begin, ”he said.

    Referring to the recent remarks made by the Chief Minister that he does not like his face, Shri Modi said, “Didi does not like my face; But in a democracy, it is work for those who matter, not the face of anyone. “

    The Prime Minister said that fearing defeat in the elections, the Trinamool Congress president has already started questioning the functioning of EVMs which brought him to power 10 years ago. Ms. Banerjee, in her recent public rallies, has urged people to monitor the counting centers even after the voting ends. Voting for the assembly elections in West Bengal will be held in eight phases starting from March 27.

    Meanwhile, speaking at a public rally in Kanthi North, Ms. Banerjee accused the BJP government of “selling” public service undertakings and railways.

    “People who are greedy themselves are trying to teach us. Look at the number of cars in their convoy. His allegations of corruption have no meaning. Ms. Banerjee urged people to vote for the Trinamool Congress if they want welfare schemes to continue in the state.

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  • Telangana’s economy on V-shaped recovery path

    Telangana’s economy on V-shaped recovery path

    The government’s expectation in the budget on Thursday that several high-frequency indicators about the state’s economy would lead to a significant improvement in the gross state domestic product (GSDP) in the coming financial year was on its way to a rapid V-shaped recovery . .

    A V-shaped recovery is characterized by a quick and sustained recovery in economic performance following a sharp decline.

    The socioeconomic outlook presented in the Legislative Assembly during the budget presentation stated, on an aggregate level, the high-frequency indicator suggested that economic activity was on a rebound in recent months. As the vaccine implementation program for COVID rolled, the state rebound was likely to be stronger. This will allow it to build on its strong core principles and drive its economy forward.

    The shock of COVID-19 had adversely affected the economic growth all over the world but the economy of Telangana showed impressive resilience and recovery was already underway.

    The resilience was led by agriculture and allied sectors, which grew to 20.9%, weakening the three percent growth at the national level. Although industry and service sectors contracted at 5.6% and 4.9% respectively, they outperformed much steeper packages nationally.

    Due to its high growth rate, agriculture and allied sector contributed higher share in overall GSDP than any year since formation. However, at the aggregate level, the services sector continued to contribute the highest share.

    The services sector contributed a 60.3% share in GSDP, exceeding the sector’s contribution of 54.3% at the all-India level in 2020-21. Sub-sectors within the services included trade and repair, personal software and IT, real estate, financial, transportation and contingencies.

    The annual growth rate of services had outpaced the growth rate of the region at the national level. In addition, financial, real estate and professional services contributed more to the development of services in the state than in the country. IT was the largest sector in the group and a major driver of the state’s growth in Hyderabad was emerging as one of the world’s premier IT hubs.

    The government attracted many large service sector companies through investment promotion efforts. Google, Microsoft and Amazon had their India headquarters in Hyderabad and other companies such as Facebook and IBM set up offices in the city.

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  • Terrorism, insurgency on decline in Assam, state on path of progress: Rajnath

    Terrorism, insurgency on decline in Assam, state on path of progress: Rajnath

    He said that the BJP-led government has sealed a large part of the India-Bangladesh border and installed electronic surveillance along the river.

    Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday that there has been a decline in terrorism and extremism in Assam, which has increased the development activities of the government.

    Addressing his first election rally here, Mr. Singh said, peace has returned to Assam, in which dozens of rebel groups have laid down their weapons during the last five years of the BJP’s reign in the state.

    “When I was asked to come to Biswanath, the massacre of tribals came to my mind in 2014. But now, the situation has improved. There can be no better news than establishing peace in the region,” he said. said.

    After Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in 2014, the Center resolved to end terrorism and extremism, with Mr. Singh, who was the Union Home Minister during the tribal killings.

    The senior BJP leader said, “There has been a lot of improvement in Assam. The state is on the path of progress.”

    He said that the BJP-led government has sealed a large part of the India-Bangladesh border and installed electronic surveillance along the river.

    “We have sealed the international border at Dhubri. Whatever stretch is left will be fully seated after the BJP returns to power in Assam,” he said.

    Mr. Singh said that the BJP government in Tripura is also working towards curbing illegal immigration from the neighboring country.

    He was campaigning for BJP MLA Promod Borthakur, who will face Congress candidate Anjan Borah in the Biswanath seat, which is going to be held in the first phase on March 27.

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  • HC asks Delhi government to comply with order to regulate online path lab

    HC asks Delhi government to comply with order to regulate online path lab

    Keep things in order, otherwise you will have to issue a contempt notice and close all your establishments: the court

    The Delhi High Court on Friday said that it expects the AAP government to order and follow the judicial order.

    The High Court, which was hearing a petition alleging not complying with its order in this regard, also demanded from the AAP government to know whether its disease laboratories and hospitals were accredited by NABL.

    Pleaded not to comply with the court’s order of August 6, 2020, to take action against illegal online healthcare aggregators operating in Delhi and to regulate online pathological labs.

    “Something is wrong with the process. Do you have your own laboratories and hospitals NABL [National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories] is recognized? This is a very fundamental question.

    Additional Permanent Advocates of Delhi Government Sanjoy Ghosh and Urvi Mohan said that the government has issued a notification informing all the laboratories that they will have to follow the order of the Supreme Court.

    The apex court had on 8 April 2020 directed that COVID-19 tests should be conducted in NABL accredited laboratories or any agency approved by WHO or ICMR.

    The High Court gave the Delhi government time to give directions on the issue and listed the matter for further hearing on 12 March.

    “I hope you will keep things in order otherwise we will have to issue a contempt notice and close all our establishments. Find some solution and keep things in the interregnum, “Justice Waziri observed verbally.

    Advocate Shashank Dev Sudhi, representing petitioner Rohit Jain submitted that while online pathological labs are not accredited, they are still undergoing COVID-19 testing. He said that there are no accredited labs and not even approved by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).

    The High Court had earlier asked the Delhi government to initiate contempt proceedings against top government officials and others and for not following an order and regulating the online pathological lab.

    The petitioner has sought contempt action against Delhi’s Chief Secretary, Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Director General of Health Services and ICMR for allegedly not complying with the previous year’s order of the High Court.

    Sudhi submitted that online aggregators like ‘Aggregator’ and ‘1mg’ are working illegally in Delhi. He claimed that these online aggregators are playing with the lives of common people and should be banned.

    The petition claimed that the government had failed to comply with the court’s order by not taking appropriate legal action against the online health aggregators despite the guidelines.

    It is alleged that the officers are equally responsible for curbing the illegal practices of online aggregators, who in the eyes of these officers completely violate the rules and regulations outlined by the rules and regulations and issued from time to time. Are carried out under the guidelines made since the fatal COVID-19 outbreak.

    It stated that many illegal online aggregators are advertising freely by offering attractive packages for body check-ups, including testing for COVID-19 via SMS or various online modes, and said that the petitioner should Advertisements from online aggregators have been received via e-mail for testing.

    On August 6, 2020, the High Court directed the AAP government to take action as per law against illegally running online healthcare aggregators without any registration, after hearing all stakeholders.

    The direction came while disposing of a PIL seeking to ban allegedly illegal online healthcare aggregators from collecting clinical samples for testing for COVID-19 infection.

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