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American dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster has named "gaslighting" as its word of the year for 2022

What is Merriam-Webster's word of the year?

American dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster has named "gaslighting" as its word of the year for 2022

'Gaslighting' &mdash; mind manipulating, grossly misleading, downright deceitful is Merriam-Webster's word of the year.
According to America's oldest dictionary publisher, searches for the word Gaslighting on its website increased by 1,740% in 2022 "with high interest throughout the year".
The word was in the top 50 words looked up on the Merriam-Webster's website to earn top dog word of the year status.
Merriam-Webster dictionary explains gaslighting as psychological manipulation of a person, usually over an extended period of time, that causes the victim to question the validity of their own thoughts, perception of reality, or memories and typically leads to confusion, loss of confidence and self-esteem, the uncertainty of one's emotional or mental stability, and a dependency on the perpetrator.
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9-0! It was a massacre at Anfield as Liverpool demolished Bournemouth in the English Premier League.It was the joint biggest top-flight win ever for the Reds, who had defeated Crystal Palace with the same margin 33 years back. They also equalled the Premier League records for goals scored and margin of victory.
After being winless in their first 3 games of the season, Liverpool finally shook off a sluggish start to the season. In fact, by the time the first half got done, they had already smashed 5 goals.Also read: Champions League Draw: Who will your favourite team face?
Even after the break, the Reds continued their onslaught. Roberto Firmino &amp; Luis Diaz both finished with a brace each as Liverpool finally got their season going in some style.
It was surprising though that Mohd Salah, their talisman, and top-scorer for the past 5 years didn't even get on the scoresheet or manage an assist during their incredible rout of the Cherries.

Premier League: Liverpool smash nine past Bournemouth to equal top-flight record

Liverpool shook off their poor start to the season in style, smashing home 9 goals to register their joint biggest top-flight victory. Tap for details

Liverpool's 9-0 victory is their joint biggest top-flight win, they had defeated Crystal Palace with the same margin 33 years back.

9-0! It was a massacre at Anfield as Liverpool demolished Bournemouth in the English Premier League. It was the joint biggest top-flight win ever for the Reds, who had defeated Crystal Palace with the same margin 33 years back. They also equalled the Premier League records for goals scored and margin of victory.
After being winless in their first 3 games of the season, Liverpool finally shook off a sluggish start to the season. In fact, by the time the first half got done, they had already smashed 5 goals. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/champions-league-draw-barcelona-bayern-munich-inter-milan-in-group-c-here-are-all-the-8-groups-1661497903929">Champions League Draw: Who will your favourite team face?</a>
Even after the break, the Reds continued their onslaught. Roberto Firmino &amp; Luis Diaz both finished with a brace each as Liverpool finally got their season going in some style.
It was surprising though that Mohd Salah, their talisman, and top-scorer for the past 5 years didn't even get on the scoresheet or manage an assist during their incredible rout of the Cherries.

Watch: Elderly Kashmiri woman creates internet storm with her newly learnt English skills
A 36-second video of an elderly Kashmiri woman flaunting her newly acquired English skills has taken the internet by storm.
The video, which was originally uploaded on Twitter by one Syed Sleet Shah, has found its way to other platforms such as Whatsapp and Facebook as well.
The young man names certain fruit, vegetables and animals in Kashmiri and asks the woman, clad in traditional attire and easily looks to be in her 80s, to identify them in English.
Though she falters the first time while identifying ‘cat’, she then makes up for it by pronouncing the animal as ‘kyaet’, and her overbearing Kashmiri pronunciation seems to have won over the people.
She goes on to identify onion, apple, garlic and dog in a unique accent, and the video has become a social media hit.
Although the location of the woman is not known, the accent of the man recording the video suggests that they belong to a rural district of the valley. Many Twitter users responded with kind comments on the post.

Watch: Kashmiri grandma triggers internet storm with newly learnt English skills

Age ain't an impediment to pick new skills! Check out this Kashmiri Grandma who has triggered an internet storm with her newly acquired English skills

((TAKE THE NAT OF THE PART WHERE SHE SAYS KAYTE))
This 37-second video of an elderly Kashmiri woman flaunting her newly acquired English skills has taken the internet by storm.
((PLAY BIT MORE NAT OF THE VIDEO))
The young man names certain fruit, vegetables and animals in Kashmiri and asks the woman, clad in traditional attire and easily looks to be in her 80s, to identify them in English. ((BRING BACK THE KAYTE&nbsp;NAT))
Though she falters the first time while identifying &lsquo;cat&rsquo;, she then makes up for it by pronouncing the animal as &lsquo;kyaet&rsquo;, and her overbearing Kashmiri pronunciation seems to have won over the people.
She goes on to identify onion, apple, garlic and dog in a unique accent, and the video has become a social media hit. ((PLAY THE VIDEO AS MUCH POSSIBLE))
 ((SHOW SOCIAL MEDIA REACTIONS OVER BELOW VO)) Although the location of the woman is not known, the accent of the man recording the video suggests that they belong to a rural district of the valley. Many Twitter users responded with kind comments on the post.

Although the location of the woman is not known, the accent of the man recording the video suggests that they belong to a rural district of the valley. Many Twitter users responded with kind comments on the post.

A 36-second video of an elderly Kashmiri woman flaunting her newly acquired English skills has taken the internet by storm.
The video, which was originally uploaded on Twitter by one Syed Sleet Shah, has found its way to other platforms such as Whatsapp and Facebook as well.
The young man names certain fruit, vegetables and animals in Kashmiri and asks the woman, clad in traditional attire and easily looks to be in her 80s, to identify them in English.
Though she falters the first time while identifying &lsquo;cat&rsquo;, she then makes up for it by pronouncing the animal as &lsquo;kyaet&rsquo;, and her overbearing Kashmiri pronunciation seems to have won over the people.
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She goes on to identify onion, apple, garlic and dog in a unique accent, and the video has become a social media hit.
Although the location of the woman is not known, the accent of the man recording the video suggests that they belong to a rural district of the valley. Many Twitter users responded with kind comments on the post.

Our very own Mr Thesaurus has struck again.
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday took a dig at the acronym of the India-UK-led solar energy initiative being 'OSOWOG'. Tharoor pointed out that 'wog' is a British term of insult for "the likes of us Wily Oriental Gentlemen".
India on Tuesday launched 'One Sun, One World, One Grid' at the global climate conference COP26 in Glasgow with an aim to harness solar energy.
But Tharoor wasn't impressed with the acronym. "Can't believe the acronym for the new UK-India 'One Sun One World One Grid' is OSOWOG," Tharoor tweeted.
"WOG is a Brit term of insult for the likes of us Wily Oriental Gentlemen, and "Oh So Wog!" sounds like a nasty put-down. Can only have been dreamed up by someone at @PMOIndia with a tin ear," the former Union minister said.
According to the Merriam Webster, wog is used as an "insulting and contemptuous term for a dark-skinned foreigner and especially for one from the Middle East or Far East".

'WOG an insult': Shashi Tharoor's dig at acronym of India-UK solar initiative

'WOG a British term of insult': Shashi Tharoor's English lesson after India-UK solar initiative is named OSOWOG

Tharoor's dig at acronym of India-UK solar initiative

Tharoor's&nbsp;dig at acronym of India-UK solar initiative
WOG a British term of insult for the likes of us: Tharoor
India-UK new solar power initiative is called OSOWOG
'Oh-So-Wog' sounds like a nasty put&nbsp;down: Shashi&nbsp;Tharoor

India on Tuesday launched 'One Sun, One World, One Grid' at the global climate conference COP26 in Glasgow with an aim to harness solar energy

Our very own Mr Thesaurus has struck again.
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday took a dig at the acronym of the India-UK-led solar energy initiative being 'OSOWOG'. Tharoor pointed out that 'wog' is a British term of insult for "the likes of us Wily Oriental Gentlemen".
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India on Tuesday launched 'One Sun, One World, One Grid' at the global climate conference COP26 in Glasgow with an aim to harness solar energy.
But Tharoor wasn't impressed with the acronym. "Can't believe the acronym for the new UK-India 'One Sun One World One Grid' is OSOWOG," Tharoor tweeted.
"WOG is a Brit term of insult for the likes of us Wily Oriental Gentlemen, and "Oh So Wog!" sounds like a nasty put-down. Can only have been dreamed up by someone at @PMOIndia with a tin ear," the former Union minister said.
According to the Merriam Webster, wog is used as an "insulting and contemptuous term for a dark-skinned foreigner and especially for one from the Middle East or Far East".

Cohen as Borat comes to haunt Trump, US prez calls actor a 'creep'

Donald Trump is no fan of English comedian&nbsp;&nbsp;Sacha Baron Cohen, calls him a 'creep' and 'not funny'.&nbsp;

Trump no fan of Sacha Baron Cohen, calls him a "creep"

VO- As the English comedian Sacha&nbsp;Baron Cohen's second instalment of his film Borat&nbsp;creates a global laughter riot, one person isn't clearly impressed with his&nbsp;effort.&nbsp; In truth, Cohen's&nbsp;Borat Subsequent is a telling tale of the global rise of the right-wing&nbsp;leaders and for US president Donald Trump, the movie release days ahead of the November elections, is clearly upsetting.&nbsp;
So the Republican minced no words in his take on Cohen. Trump called the actor a creep&nbsp;as he&nbsp;spoke to reporters aboard Air Force One. Well a swipe from Borat&nbsp;Margaret&nbsp;Sagdiyev, the character Cohen plays in in the 2006 sequel, may be on cards. &nbsp;
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US President Donald Trump says he thinks Sacha Baron Cohen, the English comedian behind The Dictator and Borat Films, is &lsquo;a creep.&rsquo; The second installment of Borat, Borat Subsequent Movie film, shows Trump&rsquo;s lawyer Rudy Giuliani in a compromising position in a hotel room with a much younger woman journalist in a "faked interview." On Friday night, speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said he didn&rsquo;t know what happened with Giuliani. &ldquo;But, you know, years ago he tried to scam me,&rdquo; Trump said of Baron Cohen. &ldquo;And I was the only one that said, &lsquo;No way. This guy is a phony guy.'&rdquo; Trump said the incident happened about 15 years ago, he was likely referring to Baron Cohen&rsquo;s 2003 interview with him while playing Ali G. Further referring to Cohen, Trump said, &ldquo;I don&rsquo;t find him funny. &ldquo;To me, he&rsquo;s a creep,&rdquo; he added.

US President Donald Trump says he thinks Sacha Baron Cohen, the English comedian behind The Dictator and Borat&nbsp;films, is &lsquo;a creep.&rsquo;
The second installment of Cohen's 2006&nbsp;comedy&nbsp;riot, Borat Subsequent, shows Trump&rsquo;s lawyer Rudy Giuliani in a near compromising position in a hotel room with a much younger woman journalist in a 'faked interview'. On Friday night, speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said he didn&rsquo;t know what happened with Giuliani.
&ldquo;But, you know, years ago he tried to scam me,&rdquo; Trump said of Baron Cohen. &ldquo;And I was the only one that said, &lsquo;No way. This guy is a phony guy.'&rdquo;
 Trump said the incident happened about 15 years ago, he was likely referring to Baron Cohen&rsquo;s 2003 interview with him while playing Ali G.
Further referring to Cohen, Trump said, &ldquo;I don&rsquo;t find him funny.&nbsp;&ldquo;To me, he&rsquo;s a creep,&rdquo; he added.

BARC halts ratings for news channels over TRP fraud

Amid row over TRP&nbsp;fraud,&nbsp;TV ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months

BARC halts news channels ratings for 3 months over TRP fraud

TV ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months. Amid the row over alleged rigging of TRPs, the agency said that it will review its system. The suspension of ratings applies to all English, Hindi, regional and business news channels. Mumbai police have filed cases against Republic TV and 2 Marathi channels over allegedly manipulating TRPs. Owners of the Marathi channels have been arrested and the directors and promoters of Republic TV are being investigated.

Republic TV, 2 other channels in dock: Mumbai police bust TRP racket

The Mumbai Police claims to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently paid to keep channels switched on the entire day.

((VO))
The Mumbai Police on Thursday claimed to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently asked to keep channels switched on the entire day. The officers claimed that even in uneducated homes, some English news channels remained switched on.&nbsp;Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh said that two people have been arrested in the matter and officers are searching locations of their associates.
"TV advertising industry is worth 30,000-40,000 crore. The rates are decided on the basis of TRP. Even if minor changes are made in TRP, it affects advertising," he said.&nbsp;
((VO))&nbsp;Singh identified Republic TV,&nbsp;Fakt&nbsp;Marathi and Box Cinema by name and said owners of two channels have been arrested. He said&nbsp;BARC has submitted that Republic TV is a suspect in TRP manipulation.
((SOT ON REPUBLIC))&nbsp;

The Mumbai Police on Thursday claimed to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently asked to keep channels switched on the entire day. The officers claimed that even in uneducated homes, some English news channels remained switched on.&nbsp;Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh said that two people have been arrested in the matter and officers are searching locations of their associates.
"TV advertising industry is worth 30,000-40,000 crore. The rates are decided on the basis of TRP. Even if minor changes are made in TRP, it affects advertising," he said.&nbsp;
Singh identified Republic TV,&nbsp;Fakt&nbsp;Marathi and Box Cinema by name and said owners of two channels have been arrested. He said&nbsp;BARC has submitted that Republic TV is a suspect in TRP manipulation.

Monty Panesar reveals why Stokes might miss IPL 13

While Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals expects Ben Stokes to return by October, Monty Panesar&nbsp;feels otherwise!

Panesar: Stokes'&nbsp;presence in the IPL&nbsp;will be massive.

While many local English media reports suggest that Ben Stokes will join his IPL&nbsp;team Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals by the first week of October for&nbsp;the ongoing&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;edition, former England cricketer Monty Panesar&nbsp;feels otherwise. Raising doubts about his participation this season, Panesar&nbsp;said that the English all-rounder might miss the complete IPL&nbsp;season. Stokes' father has been diagnosed with brain cancer and he is currently in New Zealand,&nbsp;supporting his family. Panesar&nbsp;who feels that Stokes is the&nbsp;'superman of cricket' also said that his presence in the IPL&nbsp;will be massive.&nbsp;

Smith, Archer, Buttler clear Covid test: IPL 2020

Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals trio, Steve Smith, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have all tested negative for the mandatory Covid-19 test. The three players will now be available for the team's&nbsp;&nbsp;first IPL&nbsp;match against CSK&nbsp;on September 22. The&nbsp;English players arrived in UAE&nbsp;on September 17, along with 18 other English and Australian IPL-bound players who were involved in a bilateral limited over series in UK.&nbsp; Earlier&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;reduced the quarantine period for the 21 players to 36 hours to ensure that they were available for their respective upcoming IPL matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals trio, Steve Smith, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have all tested negative for the mandatory Covid-19 test. The three players will now be available for the team's&nbsp;&nbsp;first IPL&nbsp;match against CSK&nbsp;on September 22. The&nbsp;English players arrived in UAE&nbsp;on September 17, along with 18 other English and Australian IPL-bound players who were involved in a bilateral limited over series in UK.&nbsp; Earlier&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;reduced the quarantine period for the 21 players to 36 hours to ensure that they were available for their respective upcoming IPL matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Gareth Bale arrives in London to seal Spurs deal

Welshman Gareth Bale arrives at Enfield&nbsp;training center ahead of the&nbsp;Tottenham deal.&nbsp;

Gareth Bale arrives in London to seal Spur deal

Welsh footballer Gareth Bale arrived on Friday afternoon to complete his move back in Tottenham&nbsp;from Real Madrid. The 31-year-old who&nbsp;left the club in 2013 for a then-record fee of &pound;85 million was struggling with his game in recent seasons under Madrid manager Zinedine&nbsp;Zidane.&nbsp;While Bale's contract with Madrid runs until 2022, he is set to earn&nbsp;&pound;13m in wages for his year-long loan. Apart from Gareth Bale, Sergio Reguilon&nbsp;is also expected to join the English club for a fee of around&nbsp;&pound;27m

Mammootty turns 69! Mohanlal, Chiranjeevi & others wish the actor

South Superstar&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;who is known for starring in several Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and English projects films turned 69 on Monday.
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South Superstar&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;turns 69
Celebrities wish&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;on his special day

South Superstar&nbsp;Mammootty&nbsp;who is known for starring in several Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and English films, turned&nbsp;69 on Monday. With a five decade long career in movies, Mammootty&nbsp;won three National Film Awards, seven Kerala State Film Awards, and thirteen Filmfare South Awards along with a&nbsp;Padma Shri, in 1998.
On the occasion of his 69th birthday not just fans, but several&nbsp;celebrities too&nbsp;took to social media to wish him.&nbsp;
Mohanlal&nbsp;wished his 'dear Ichakka'&nbsp;a very happy birthday.
Chiranjeevi wished Mammootty&nbsp;&amp; tweeted that he is proud to be his colleague &amp; his work in the film industry&nbsp;is a real treasure for movie lovers.
While&nbsp;Prithviraj&nbsp;posted a picture with the star and wished him on his special day.
Take a look at some other wishes.&nbsp;

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