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Posted On: September 14th 2026, 03:22 am

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My Dream Kitchen is complete!!!

If you know me, you know how much time I spend in my kitchen. Between baking cakes and just cooking in general, the kitchen is my happy place! Now more than ever, this is where you can find me.

Detailed pictures coming soon.

Massive thank you to our contractor Kevin for making our dream kitchen a reality.

Cabinet Hardware: @richelieuhardware
Main Appliances: @kitchenaidusa
Mini Fridge: @tcl_usa
Drunk Monkeys Wallpaper: @astek_home
Pendants: @allen_and_roth
Faucets: @brizofaucet from @hvillewinnelson
Backsplash: Viviano from @flooranddecor
Counters: Elite Installation & Design
Bar stools: @wayfair
@loweshomeimprovement for most appliances, lighting and hardware
Flooring: Nucore

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GRP and RPF jointly arrested a 19-year-old man, identified as Shivratan Mahiya, at Secunderabad Railway Station on October 31.

Police recovered counterfeit ₹500 notes worth ₹60 lakh, packed in 12 bundles, from his backpack.

According to police, the accused was allegedly transporting the fake currency from Jaipur to Mumbai via Hyderabad in exchange for ₹20,000.

Another accused, identified as Om Prakash (25), is currently absconding. Police are investigating the case and searching for other people involved in the racket.

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Halloween dates back more than 2,000 years to ancient Celtic traditions, particularly the festival of Samhain, when people believed the boundary between the living and the dead became thinner. Interestingly, the first jack-o’-lanterns were carved from turnips rather than pumpkins. Irish immigrants helped popularize pumpkin carving in America because pumpkins were larger and easier to carve.
Trick-or-treating developed from older European customs, including people visiting homes in costumes or requesting food in exchange for prayers or performances. Halloween has since become a major commercial celebration, especially in the United States. Another surprising fact is that black and orange became traditional Halloween colors because black symbolizes darkness and orange is associated with autumn harvests.

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