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Posted On: June 26th 2026, 01:22 pm

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Сейчас октябрь. А октябрь это же самое сердце осени. Золотое, яркое, настоящее💛

А мы в тёплой стране, где осенью и не пахнет)) У Аси онлайн-школа, вокал по видеосвязи. Всё доступно, всё удобно, всё хорошо. Но золотой ковёр из листьев мы не потопчем😔😊

Вернёмся к ноябрю. А ноябрь это уже не сердце осени. Это её серая изнанка. Голые ветки, туман, сырость. Красиво по-своему, но совсем не то.

И вот смотрю я на московские фото. И понимаю, что мы опять это пропускаем. Каждый год.

Но я не жалуюсь😊 Приедем - догоним)) Соберём все листья, какие остались😆 Ну, или сугробы)) Что первое попадётся 😄🍂

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Aesthetics or therapy? lol 🙂‍↔️

In all honestly, the reason working out has stayed part of my weekly routine is because I notice how it affects my mental health if I don’t ❤️‍🩹

This is why I do what I do, to help nurses like you fall in love with the gym and finally get the confidence to put yourself first for once🫶🏼

Comment “GYM” below and I’ll send you my healthcare starter guide for building a routine that actually lasts🤍

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In an unusual twist to Dussehra celebrations, a massive 30-foot-tall cockroach effigy is set to be burnt at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan alongside the traditional effigies of Ravan, Kumbhkaran and Meghnad.

According to a report by The Times of India, the giant cockroach will be part of this year’s Ramlila celebrations, adding an unconventional symbol to the centuries-old tradition of Ravan Dahan.

The organisers reportedly maintain that the cockroach represents filth and dirt, and that its burning is intended to symbolise the elimination of uncleanliness from society. The committee has also denied any political motive behind the decision, although these specific statements could not be independently verified.

The development comes amid an interesting political backdrop. Delhi Police recently removed Jantar Mantar from its list of designated protest sites and identified Ramlila Maidan as one of three alternative venues. The decision followed demonstrations involving the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), whose supporters have recently been detained during protests in the capital.

While the cockroach effigy has attracted attention because of this coincidence, there is no verified evidence establishing a connection between the Dussehra display and the political organisation.

Traditionally, Dussehra marks the victory of good over evil, with effigies of Ravan, Kumbhkaran and Meghnad set ablaze. This year, Delhi’s celebrations are preparing to add an entirely different figure to the flames, one that organisers say symbolises the fight against filth.