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 Hello Guys, I am KRUDANT & you are reading the THESMARTSIDE,  I am really sorry for being inactive these days, as you all know offline schools were started so I was a little bit busy and was not having time to post something interesting.. I was also having my exams but now I am a little bit free so will be regular again till 30th of SEPTEMBER..I am sure about that.. I was also busy customising a SPECIAL LOGO for our site.. Will be releasing it today evening. AND A BIG NEWS TO ALL TO SHARE THAT OUR BLOG CROSSED 5L views on 13th of august...Thanks to everyone who helped & contributed towards it.. Nothing as such to share just be safe.. GOODBYE!!

  NEWS   INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL World’s oldest known cave painting found in Indonesia The photo of the pig painting at Leang Tedongnge in Sulawesi, Indonesia. | Photo Credit:  AFP PTI NEW DELHI  14 JANUARY 2021 16:43 IST UPDATED: 14 JANUARY 2021 16:43 IST         The cave painting uncovered in South Sulawesi consists of a figurative depiction of a warty pig, a wild boar that is endemic to this Indonesian island. Archaeologists have discovered the world’s oldest known cave art — a life-sized picture of a wild pig that was painted at least 45,500 years ago in Indonesia. The cave painting uncovered in South Sulawesi consists of a figurative depiction of a warty pig, a wild boar that is endemic to this Indonesian island. Advertising Advertising The finding, published on Wednesday in the journal Science Advances, also represents some of the earliest archaeological evidence for modern humans in the region. “The Sulawesi warty pig painting we f...

  Don't take vaccine if you have these conditions; Bharat Biotech releases advisory Close on the heels of some adverse incidents being reported, a detailed fact sheet released by Bharat Biotech says those with bleeding disorders or on blood thinners should avoid taking the shot for now BusinessToday.In | Tuesday, January 19, 2021 | 11:57 IST Bharat Biotech, as part of its precautionary advice, has said people on medicines that affect their immune system should not take its vaccine Covaxin. Close on the heels of some adverse incidents being reported, a detailed fact sheet released by Bharat Biotech says those with bleeding disorders or on blood thinners should avoid taking the shot for now. People with a fever or allergic or pregnant and lactating mothers have also been advised against taking the jab. The factsheet, accessed by Times of India, says if someone develops Covid-19 symptoms after taking the jab, it will be considered an "adverse event" based on the RT-PCR test ...

  London skyscraper which melted cars by reflecting sunlight is fitted with shading  The concave design of 20 Fenchurch Street is thought to have caused sun to shine directly onto the street below The 525ft tall building has been fitted with a permanent solution - the 'brise soleil' sunshade to deflect sunshine  Several motorists had reported the problem after parking car near the Walkie Talkie - nicknamed Walkie Scorchie Joint developers Land Securities and Canary Wharf investigated and suspended parking before installing shade  A £200million London skyscraper which melted cars by reflecting sunlight has been fitted with shading. The concave design and mirrored glass of 20 Fenchurch Street, which is more commonly known as the Walkie Talkie due to its distinctive shape, had caused the sun to shine powerful, focused rays of light onto the street below. But workers have fitted the 37-storey building, which has been nicknamed as the 'Walkie Scorchie' by those who work n...

  Hey Guys, This is Krudant here...Back on THE SMART SIDE.. You all have been worrying about why the posts are not there..Why I am delaying the posts but don't worry Something BIG is cooking here..I am going to break all the records by bloggers in INDIA.. Just wait till 29th of January..Something intresting exciting and surprising is coming your way soon..It might get delayed to the first week of February but I promise whenever it will come, it will amaze you... By the way, thank you for showing patience..Till the being time keep reading old posts and if not commented do comment and share it.. Krudant..

  Not every retention has been such a success story in IPL. Stuart Binny. (Photo: Surjeet Yadav/IANS) Retentions are one of the most defining aspects of any player draft/auction-based sporting event. Essentially, it’s a mechanism that guarantees a team to hold on to their marquee performers regardless of any financial or circumstantial constraints involved. Naturally, the Indian Premier League (IPL), in its 13-year history, has seen somereally interesting instances of players reprising their roles with their home-teams. The likes of MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli and  Rohit Sharma  have unanimously evolved into the face of their respective teams- not just because of their presence on field- but their prolonged association with the franchise that was made possible thanks to the retention system. But even hard retentions aside, international players who were reinstated with the Right to Match (RTM) system, like Rashid Khan, Kieron Pollard, and Kagiso Rabada, have made quite an impac...

Bhuvan Bam: YouTuber, musician, celebrity next door Bhuvan Bam’s videos often feature him playing over 19 different people, each with their own look, quirks and style of speaking. Characters like Bhanchoddas, Sameer, and of course Titu Mama have become very popular. Bhuvan Bam is a musician at heart who ventured into the world of video creation purely by accident and a fair sprinkling of outrage. There was a time when pursuing a career in media and entertainment required good looks, art or film school degrees or parental pedigree. There were slots where individuals spent most of their careers – hero, heroine, heroine’s sister, Ramu/shyamu Kaka, villains, vamps, comedian. But the explosion of digital content opened a new gamut of possibilities erasing many of the ‘rules’ that govern content selection on traditional TV channels or even in Bollywood. Having a camera in the palm of your hand and an audience who didn’t need to be in theatres or even in front of a television changed the rule...