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Imagine mocking someone over a basic physics fact and then getting the physics wrong yourself. 😂 A ceiling fan doesn’t “create” air—it circulates the air already present in the room, creating airflow and a cooling effect. That’s basic science, not a political opinion. CM Mohan Yadav explained a simple... show more

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