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Dear friends across our vibrant community 🌎 Wishing you all a joyful, peaceful, and inspiring New Year! 🎉🍾 As we step into 2026, let’s take a moment to celebrate the incredible journey we’ve shared. Over the years, our network of channels and groups has blossomed into a beautiful tapestry of voices, ideas, creativity, and connection. Whether through poetry, conversations, knowledge-sharing, or simple moments of laughter — we’ve built something truly special together 🤝💬📚. This new year, may we continue to grow, learn, and uplift one another. May our spaces remain filled with kindness, curiosity, and the courage to express ourselves freely. Let’s welcome 2026 with open hearts, open minds, and a renewed spirit of togetherness 💫🌈. Here’s to new beginnings, deeper bonds, and countless moments of inspiration ahead! Happy New Year to each and every one of you! 🥂💫 With warmth and gratitude, ⭐️@Poetly // ⚡️ @tgWiz 🎭

Probably this is the right time to secure all those usernames groups/channels even bots for which you don't have sim present with you.

Telegram premium feature to have multiple accounts in one app will be useless isn't it?

As per new govt. Rules even web app logins will require relogin every 6 hours

The government has introduced a major rule that will change how many popular communication apps work in India. This includes WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, SnapChat, ShareChat, JioChat, Arattai and Josh. If you use any of these, things may soon work differently. Here is what it means. What has the government said? The Department of Telecommunications has told these apps that within the next 90 days, they must make sure their services work only when the correct SIM card is in the phone. If you remove that SIM, the app should stop working. This is known as SIM binding. Today, you can verify your WhatsApp or Telegram account once and keep using it even if you remove the SIM, change it or even switch to Wi Fi. The government says this freedom is creating a security problem.

There are two big requirements as per new rules being framed for social media apps including whatsapp and telegram that requires these apps to implement the below requirements within next 90 days. --Continuous SIM presence: Apps must check regularly whether the original SIM card is still inserted in your phone. If not, the app must automatically stop working until you insert the correct SIM again. --Web access restrictions: If you use WhatsApp Web or similar web versions, the government wants you to get logged out automatically every six hours. To log in again, you will have to scan a QR code with the app. This is to ensure the device and user are genuine. Apps must report back to the government within 120 days that they have followed all instructions.

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To keep up with this evolving world, Tarifi suggests that instead of committing to long academic programmes, aspiring technologists should explore niche areas where AI is still in its early stages, like biology. Or he suggests even bypassing the academic route altogether. He points out that someone can learn a lot more outside formal classrooms, where adaptability and hands-on experimentation are far more valuable. “You will move much faster. You’ll learn a lot more. You’ll be more adaptive to how things are changed,” he explained.

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🐦 Spotted Munia The Silent Talkers That Visit Me Daily They’re smaller than sparrows, quieter than most birds, and endlessly endearing. Known as Spotted Munias, these tiny creatures are often called Silent Talkers—not because they’re mute, but because their soft whistles feel like whispers in the wind. Their full-time job? Nest-building. You’ll see them hauling grass strands twice their size, weaving intricate homes—sometimes not even for themselves, but for communal use. It’s teamwork in feathers. Some take on the role of scavengers, feeding others in their flock. Yes, they’re that social. And they’re mostly vegan too—living off seeds, grains, and the occasional berry. Why am I telling you this? Because they make my day.  And maybe… they’ll make yours too.  Clicking them is a challenge, but I managed to capture a few moments—like this one. - Rajiv 🦁 @Poetly 🙏

🎉 Soon, 10 Years on Telegram — A Journey of Building & Creating As I approach a decade on Telegram with this ID, I’ve been reflecting on the countless projects I’ve worked on — from community-building to bot development, content curation to creative collaborations. It’s been an incredible ride, and I’m grateful for every moment. 🔥 Latest Updates for Writers & Poets Recently, I wrapped up a few exciting updates tailored especially for our literary community. If you're part of @WritersClub, you’ve probably noticed the new auto literary reviews triggered when you share your post with the #review tag — a feature powered by AI to offer instant feedback and insights. ⚡️ @WritersDirectory is now fully functional, and integrated with @ml3bot, which acts as your gateway to getting featured and listed. It’s designed to spotlight your work and help you connect with readers, writers, and potential collaborators. 📣 In terms of content, @WritersCafe and other channels are now getting regular valuable updates. ⭐️ Apart from this as my older username @tgWeb was taken back by telegram, the new network @tgWiz (call it Telegram Wizards) network is building up. Already content has started curating on https://tgwiz.com/stream from some of the network channels. More updates will follow along for this.. 👍 Over the years, I’ve poured my time into building communities that offer value — whether it’s informative content, self-help resources, or spaces that make your time on Telegram truly worthwhile. More updates are coming soon. But for now — thank you for being part of this journey and this network. Your presence means everything. — With appreciation, 🙏 @Poetly Rajiv

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And when I miss you, know that I'm missing my home— not just a place, but the echo of your voice in morning light, the soft gravity of your gaze that held my world together. I’m not just longing for your hand in mine, but for the way silence felt softer when we shared it. For the laughter that made the walls feel alive, for the ordinary moments dressed in the magic of your presence. You are not just a person. You are the flicker in the lamp when the nights get too long. You are the scent of coffee and comfort at dawn. You are the coordinates where I am no longer lost. So when I say I miss you, know I’m aching for more than skin and voice— I’m aching for that quiet, sacred feeling of belonging. Because you… You were never just someone. You were my somewhere. You were my home. What do you miss?

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