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  In this world full of attractions, we all are addicted to one thing or another. Some people are addicted to money, some are addicted to technology. No matter which type of it is, excess of anything can be harmful to you. But here we are not talking about those addictions. Instead, we are talking about addictions to alcohol and drugs. Nor these things kill you, they also make your life living hell. When we are high we may not realize it at that time but these drugs are damaging our body. Some people realize while they are on drugs that it is destroying their life but still they are so in control of these drugs that they can’t stop taking it. it becomes their daily routine and a habit they can’t get rid of. Sometimes to be addicted feels like battling with a force every day that consumed you fully. It totally drained your energy. Recovery is definitely not easy but every step took towards it must be something to be proud of and celebrated. If you or your loved one is struggling to reco

  MS Dhoni, the former captain of the Indian cricket team, announced his retirement on 15 August from international cricket to bring down the curtain on his 15 years career as an India player. “Thanks a lot for ur love and support throughout. from 1929 hrs consider me as Retired,” MS Dhoni wrote this message on an Instagram post telling their fans and saying goodbye to the international cricket. MS Dhoni has been one of the best wicket-keepers who played for international cricket and we don't need to say this much as his records prove to us everything. He has last played for India in the World Cup 2019 semi-final loss to New Zealand at Old Trafford in Manchester, played over two days on July 9 and 10. Jay Shah, Honorary Secretary, BCCI, said: “MS Dhoni is one of the greats of the modern era. I understand it’s a personal decision and we respect that. ‘Mahi’ as we all fondly refer to him, has had an exceptional career in international cricket. His captaincy has been both inspiring an