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Walking barefoot on grass boosts your sixth sense

Publisher’s rating: This claim is FALSE and lacks context. While walking barefoot may help energy levels and reduce fatigue, it does not enhance any “sixth sense.” The body’s response is physiological rather than extrasensory

Fact Crescendo

‘’திருமணமாகாத தம்பதிகளுக்கு அனுமதி கிடையாது,’’ என்று ஓயோ அறிவித்ததாக பரவும் தகவல்!

Publisher’s rating: ஃபேக்ட் கிரஸண்டோ ரேட்டிங்: MISSING CONTEXT

The review says the reported check-in rule applied initially only in Meerut, not across India. It adds that OYO said expansion nationwide would depend on the response to the policy.

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