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  Thanos Gauntlet added on Google easter eggs Google has rolled out an  Avengers: Endgame - themed Easter egg to mark the release of Marvel's most anticipated film, which wipes out half of the search results. To celebrate the release of Avengers:Endgame, Google has featured the frenzy cool tricks in Google Gauntlet. Follow the instructions below to use the trick:  Y ou have to do Google search 'Thanos' and the results will show an Infinity Gauntlet on the top right, next to the sharing buttons. Clicking on the gauntlet will animate the icon. It snaps its fingers and causes half of the search results to vanish into dust just like half of the universe did in  Infinity War . To reverse the effect, users just have to click on the gauntlet's icon again. Google also displays the reduction in the number of search results from around 87 million to 43 million. This is not the first time Google has introduced Easter eggs in its search results. Some of

           Grade 12 and 11 Exam Routine 2076 On the upcoming examination of Grade 11 and 12 , all the students are in full dedication to secure a great marks in their examination. In this terminal phase know the routine of your exam. And don't forget to share this to your friends so that they can prepare well.

On this new year 2076, a very sad news to all Nepalese, Aircraft Crashed In Lukla Airport. This Sunday morning a aeroplane while doing takeoff from Lukla airport to Ramechap. The aeroplane slipped from runway and crashed into next helicopter. At least 3 people died in the accident at the spot. The incident occured as the aircraft with registration 9N-AMH crashed to the two helicopters in the helipad 30-40 meter away from runway as the captain lost control. The helicopters were of Manang Airline which was Completely damaged and another helicopter of samit air. According to TIA spokesperson Pratap Babu Tiwari, co-pilot Suren dhungana and Assitant Sub-Inspector Ram Bahadur Khadka, who was stationed at the helipad, were killed in the accident. In the incident three people are seriously injured as Captain RB Rokaya who was flying the aircraft has been seriously injured, Captain Chet Gurung of Manang Air, who was inside helicopter and the airhostess of crashed aircraft have also bee

                                                          PUBG BANNED On April, 4th of 2019, Player Unknown Battleground also known as PUBG which is the most popular mobile game, PUBG (Players Unknown’s Battle Grounds) just now, saw a ban imposed on it! Yes, you read that right… The Central Investigation Bureau directed the Nepal Telecommunications Authority to impose a ban on the game. This widely popular mobile game recently came under siege due to some events and accidents. The world saw some quite bizarre actions from the players. More so, in India. And it seems that has followed its way to Nepal as well. Concerned guardians of some players sought the police for help after seeing their children developing disorders due to the game. They claimed that apart from not being able to concentrate on anything else other than the game, the children also faced sleeping disorders. The game can be, honestly, quite addicting. And many who got addicted became victims of unfortunate circ

     Facebook delays its 'Clear History' tool yet again The browsing privacy feature is taking longer to finish than expected. Last year at F8, one of Mark Zuckerberg's major announcements was "Clear History," which was touted as a way for Facebook users to have the ability to delete their account history. It was promised to arrive last year, and then was delayed until "spring 2019." Unfortunately, however, it's apparently been delayed even further. At an event at Facebook today to go over the company's latest integrity efforts, VP of Integrity Guy Rosen said that the "Clear History" feature has been pushed to fall of this year.

3-year-old locks parents out of iPad for 25,536,442 minutes A man in Washington, D.C., was locked out of his iPad for more than 25 million minutes, or 48 years, after his 3-year-old tried to use it. Evan Osnos, a writer with The New Yorker magazine, shared an image on social media Saturday, showing the screen of his locked-out tablet. “iPad is disabled,” it read. “Try again in  25,536,442 minutes .”