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Why vegan Vegan" in the current situations most popular diet let's know about it. Vegan is the way of living that excludes all dietary and animal-based products that include meat and eggs. Advantages of vegan This diet helps you in body weight management. This gives a lite feel to body-mind and soul to relax. A vegan diet is not only simple it's also less in carb more in fibre. Cost of the diet is pocket friendly for all categories. Health benefits for vegan: Maintenance of type-2 diabetes and healthy gut. Being as vegan less in the chance of cardiac issues and balance of cholesterol level. Promotes hair growth and helps in weight loss.

2nd and)l lq+Q1Qq1ql These are cute and pretty trending plants. In this lockdown, these succulents are great for recreation, not only that these plants add beauty for our regular lifestyle that makes attractive. Easy to manage:  As introverts, they are not attention seekers, these make it so easy for lazy people. As the other name called drought plants implies, all you need to do is water them twice a week with a very little quantity of water. Grow your plant as your wish: These little plants fit at any place as the garden, shoes or any empty vessel. These plants are not attention seekers but they need love, patience and caring heart. It's just a small plant but gives a lot of happiness and change your mood within a short time. I have an advice, for the next occasion gift your self a plant take at your desk or table I am sure that gives a positivity. These cute plants are so magical and spread positive vibes around you

The Tajmahal is a mausoleum sitting on the banks of the Yamuna river in Agra, India. It was built on orders of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. Construction of the main structure started in 1632 AD and completed in 1648 AD.   Interesting facts : Taj was concealed by the ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) during world war || using a big scaffold to misguide bombers. After Taj, Shah Jahan wanted to construct a mausoleum for himself in black marble. However, it never saw the light of day. Mumtaz Mahal was initially cremated in Burhanpur across the Tapti before her final burial at Taj Mahal. No longer a white wonder. Over the years conversations have raised concerns about the changing colour of the Taj. Extremely high pollution levels of the city of Agra has started turning pristine white marble yellow in colour. If adequate measures are not taken quickly, wonder in white might no longer be called so.