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Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Removable oven knobs with an accumulation of cooking oil, grime, and sticky residue can be cleaned effectively for a fresh look and easy grip without any damage

Oven knobs tend to gather stubborn grease and dirt over time, often going unnoticed during regular cooking sessions. By removing the knobs, you can achieve a deeper clean and reveal any hidden grime. Soaking the knobs in warm, soapy water helps to dissolve sticky residues without the need for harsh scrubbing. Wipe them down gently with a soft cloth and ensure they're dried completely to avoid internal moisture issues.

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Life Lesson Quote of the day by Marcus Aurelius: 'If any man despises me, that is his problem. My only concern is not doing or saying...'

Embracing Stoicism, Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius prioritized reason and self-control in his life. He emphasized that we have authority over our responses rather than our surroundings. His work, 'Meditations', serves as a source of wisdom, lending advice to those facing adversity. Aurelius’ insights highlight the significance of maintaining internal composure amid external chaos, guiding us in effectively dealing with criticism and disappointment even in modern times.

Sydney Morning Herald 

Blade Runners

These 80-metre blades are the largest objects moved through our streets. This is how it’s done

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Russia seizes Nestle, Auchan, Lemana Pro and FM Logistic assets in latest Western corporate takeover

Russian authorities have seized assets of Nestle and three French groups. A decree signed by President Vladimir Putin transferred these Russian operations. These companies' Russian subsidiaries were transferred to LEV Management. Most Western firms had already sold or isolated their Russian holdings. This seizure echoes Moscow's previous takeover of Danone's Russian business.

Thehindubusinessline.com 

India’s EV push faces subsidy test as Centre asks industry to make economics work

After years of incentives helping put electric vehicles on Indian roads, the industry faces a harder test: whether localisation, scale, and falling costs can make EVs affordable enough to reduce their dependence on government support. The first challenge was adoption; the next is building a market that can increasingly stand on its own.