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Public w-fi connections can pose security threats, as cybercriminals can gain access to your device through them, stealing confidential data, snooping passwords, and monitoring your online activities. Ensure your online safety by disabling auto-connect to public wifi networks. 

Heat waves are the most difficult part of the summer. Drink plenty of water and keep your body hydrated. Make sure you protect your skin from sum and do not go outside unless necessary. 

Chemical-based Holi colours can prove difficult to remove. You can try some natural remedies to get rid of those stubborn colours. Let’s explore these remedies and stay safe this Holi.

State governments and the Centre have asked citizens to stay indoors to stay safe and healthy while the deadly virus has been claiming thousands of lives in matter of days

 Though India participated enthusiastically and energetically in the Janata curfew on March 22, there are many under the impression that it is enough to contain the spread of the virus. But it is not so. We need to guard ourselves with more gusto as the virus can still spread rapidly.

Even as the coronavirus outbreak spreads at an alarming rate across the globe, many people seem to think wearing a face mask will keep them safe. But is it true? Do you really need to get one for yourself? Let’s sift fact from fiction. According to the World Health Organization, healthy people don't need to wear masks unless they're caring for someone who may have Covid-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. On the other hand, people with fever, cough and breathing difficulties should wear masks and go see a doctor. Watch this video for more. ALSO WATCH - Precautions to take to keep Coronavirus at bay: https://youtu.be/q7JA_OvR7Z8

Cyclone Gaja: Here are a list of 10 things you should take care of if you are residing in the dangerous zone.