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  • Life coach Jay Shetty accused of faking his monk story, plagiarising posts; Social media users react

    Jay Shetty, an creator and life coach with greater than 15 million followers on Instagram, just lately drove into controversy for allegedly faking and plagiarising his life story. Was all of it lies that Shetty informed his on-line viewers when he talked about his childhood days and spending time with Indian monks?

    Author Jay Shetty. Photo Courtesy: Jay Shetty/Instagram
    Author and life coach Jay Shetty. Photo Courtesy: Jay Shetty/Instagram

    While his web site provides to his bio that “His life took a outstanding flip when he obtained a last-minute invitation to hearken to a monk converse”, these mentions are alleged to be false as per a report by The Guardian.

    Was all of it faux?

    The media outlet slammed the creator and mentioned, “Shetty forgoes a life of materials success to reside as a monk himself,” whereas mentioning that individuals near him have questioned whether or not his conversion to a life of monkhood was fairly so dramatic.

    “During his college years, Jay Shetty spent holidays residing with monks in India, immersing himself of their knowledge and teachings,” reads Jay Shetty’s bio on his official web site, however that’s one thing being argued and reportedly uncovered with the claims that the story is fabricated.

    Plagiarism

    Apart from ‘faked’ content material, the media report additionally suggests issues about plagiarism. It reminds folks of the case not too far, from 2019, when a social media influencer named Nicole Arbour addressed on-line that “Shetty constructed his social media presence by lifting content material from different folks.”

    What did social media users say?

    Amidst allegations of plagiarism and talking lies about his life on social media, X users posted about Jay Shetty and the problem. People began to handle him as a “con artist” and “fraud”. They mentioned that this part marks Jay Shetty’s downfall.

    (The article is revealed underneath a mutual content material partnership association between The Free Press Journal and Connected to India)

  • India’s indoor air horror story: Dyson’s startling discovery will blow your mind

    Dyson launches new air purifier for India

    Dyson indoor air studyIBTimes India/Sami Khan

    Dyson has exposed the unsettling truth about India’s indoor air quality crisis through its revelatory Global Connected Air Quality Data project. By scrutinizing data collected by over 2.5 million Dyson Purifiers from 2022 to 2023, the project paints a vivid picture of the air quality in real homes worldwide, with a specific and troubling focus on India.

    Unseen Threats: PM2.5 and VOCs

    Delving into the details of the data, the project highlights two silent assassins – PM2.5 and Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). PM2.5 are microscopic particles smaller than 1/25th of a human hair, and VOCs are hazardous gases emitted from various sources, both of which are rampant in Indian households. These pollutants, invisible to naked eye, pose a severe health risk and demand urgent attention.

    “Our connected air quality data unveils the harsh reality of indoor air pollution in Indian homes. It provides an unfiltered view of the challenges faced by Dyson Purifiers in the real environment, steering our efforts to engineer solutions for these challenges,” Matt Jennings, Engineering Director for Environmental Care said in a statement.

    Indians, beware!

    Contrary to expectations, India emerges as a global frontrunner in alarming air quality metrics. The report discloses that India records the highest average annual PM2.5 levels globally, with Delhi leading the list. Additionally, indoor air quality proves to be significantly worse than outdoor air, especially during the winter season. As winter descends, PM2.5 levels soar to distressing heights, surpassing World Health Organization standards. Notably, the indoor air during winter becomes a shocking 15% worse than the outdoor air, with Delhi experiencing a staggering 48% deterioration.

    The findings underscore the pressing need for immediate action in India. With indoor air quality during winter months reaching dangerous levels, individuals waking up to polluted air is as worse as it can get. Professor Hugh Montgomery, Chair of Intensive Care Medicine at University College London, emphasizes that understanding indoor pollution is the first step towards reducing exposure and mitigating health risks.

    Dyson launches new air purifier at Rs 39,900 in India; see how to save Rs 7,000 [details]

    Dyson air purifierDyson

    Dyson advocates for the widespread adoption of air purifiers as a crucial step in combating India’s indoor air pollution crisis. Dyson already offers a wide range of air purifiers equipped with advanced filtration technology. Models like the Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet are suited best for larger spaces and then there’s the Dyson Purifier Cool Formaldehyde, complete with Air Multiplier technology, to fight the battle against formaldehyde.