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Burning Agarbattis Every Day Could Be Like Smoking Cigarettes, Warns Doctor
Agarbattis release fine particulate matter (PM2.5), carbon monoxide, and volatile organic compounds
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Samosa Being Used As Agarbatti Stand? People React To Bizarre Twitter Post
A hilarious Twitter post showed a samosa being used as an agarbatti stand. The bizarre post has taken the internet by storm!
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New Fridge, Agarbatti, And TV Show 'Dexter' In Sensational Delhi Murder
28-year-old man killed live-in partner in May, chopped body into 35 parts; case came to light after her estranged father finally went to cops
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Is Agarbatti (Incense Stick) Smoke Harmful For Health?
While incense sticks are considered holy with a purifying effect in the Indian culture, the smoke released by them can pose some risks to our health.
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Not Paid, Locked, and Beaten; Factory Workers Rescued From Outskirts of Bengaluru
Over 100 bonded labourers who were rescued from an agarbatti (incense sticks) factory on the outskirts of Bengaluru last week, are on their way back home. The workers, from West Bengal, Jharkhand, Assam, and Nepal had been locked up and guarded with dogs to prevent them from leaving.
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Burning Agarbattis Every Day Could Be Like Smoking Cigarettes, Warns Doctor
Agarbattis release fine particulate matter (PM2.5), carbon monoxide, and volatile organic compounds
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Samosa Being Used As Agarbatti Stand? People React To Bizarre Twitter Post
A hilarious Twitter post showed a samosa being used as an agarbatti stand. The bizarre post has taken the internet by storm!
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New Fridge, Agarbatti, And TV Show 'Dexter' In Sensational Delhi Murder
28-year-old man killed live-in partner in May, chopped body into 35 parts; case came to light after her estranged father finally went to cops
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Is Agarbatti (Incense Stick) Smoke Harmful For Health?
While incense sticks are considered holy with a purifying effect in the Indian culture, the smoke released by them can pose some risks to our health.
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Not Paid, Locked, and Beaten; Factory Workers Rescued From Outskirts of Bengaluru
Over 100 bonded labourers who were rescued from an agarbatti (incense sticks) factory on the outskirts of Bengaluru last week, are on their way back home. The workers, from West Bengal, Jharkhand, Assam, and Nepal had been locked up and guarded with dogs to prevent them from leaving.
