Virudh Deep (Alcohol & Drug Abuse Assistance Coordinator)

Yeah, you can definitely do that. It's pretty straightforward on the iPhone.

Just open the conversation and find the specific message you want to zap. Press down and hold on that message bubble. A little menu will pop up from the bottom. You'll see an option that says 'Unsend'. Just tap that, and it's gone.

The main thing to remember is that this removes the message for everyone in the chat. It'll disappear from their view too, not just yours. It’s different to deleting the whole chat, which only ever removes it from your own inbox.

Easy as that, mate. You'll be sorted in no time.

You can't do this online, which is a bit of a pain. For security, you must visit an Aadhaar Enrolment Centre in person. You can find your nearest one on the official UIDAI website.

You do not need to bring any documents for just changing your mobile number. Just take your Aadhaar card or number. At the centre, they will take your biometrics, like a fingerprint, to confirm your identity. There is a small fee to pay, it's about 50 rupees. The update is usually done within a few days. It's a simple process.

The process is mostly online now, so you rarely need to write a physical application. Just visit your state police's official website and search for 'Citizen Services' or 'Character Certificate'. You will find an online form. Fill in your personal details, specify the purpose, and upload scanned copies of your ID proof, like Aadhaar, and a photograph. You can also pay the required fee online. This method is much faster and more convenient.

The word 'cab' is simply the shortened form of 'taxicab'. This is the correct full form for a vehicle hired for public transport.

Think of it this way. The subject is the main actor in the sentence. It is the 'who' or the 'what' we are talking about. The predicate is the rest of the sentence. It explains what the subject is doing or what it is. The predicate always includes the verb. So, in “The sun shines brightly,” “The sun” is the subject. The predicate is “shines brightly.” It is the fundamental structure of how we build our thoughts.

The most common Hindi word for flower is 'phool'. It's pronounced almost exactly like the English word 'full'. A pretty easy one to remember

That’s a great question. The Hindi/Urdu word 'auzaar' has a simple and direct English translation. Most often, it means 'tool.'

However, 'auzaar' can be a bit more flexible than just 'tool.' It really depends on the context. Think of a mechanic working on a car in their garage. The wrenches and screwdrivers are their 'auzaar,' which we would call 'tools' or a 'toolkit.'

But if you're talking about a farmer, their 'auzaar' might be larger items like a plow or a seeder. In that case, we would probably use the words 'implements' or 'equipment.'

So, while 'tool' is the most common and usually correct answer, the best English word can change. 'Tool,' 'implement,' and 'equipment' are your best options.

It's when someone is exploring if they might be bisexual. They're not quite sure about their feelings yet. They might be thinking if they fancy people of more than one gender. It’s a normal part of figuring out who you are. It is nothing to worry about.