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  Ingredients: Milk powder : 2 cups Sugar : 1 cup Milk : 1/2 cup Ghee (clarified butter) : 1/2 cup Cardamom powder : 1/2 tsp Nuts (optional) : Chopped almonds or pistachios for garnishing. Steps: Prepare the mixture : In a pan, mix milk and ghee on low heat. Add milk powder gradually, stirring continuously to avoid lumps. Cook the mixture : Add sugar and cardamom powder. Keep stirring until the mixture thickens and leaves the sides of the pan. Set the barfi : Transfer the mixture to a greased tray or plate. Spread evenly and press gently. Garnish with chopped nuts if desired. Cool and cut : Let it cool completely. Cut into squares or diamond shapes. Tips: Adjust sweetness according to your taste. Use non-stick cookware for easier handling. This quick and simple recipe replicates the rich texture of traditional khoya-based barfi with milk powder as a substitute. Here are some notable electronics-related projects recognized by Guinness World Records: Longest-running Humanoid Robot De...

  Objective: Create a simple, fun, and functional walking robot that resembles an animal (e.g., a dog, cat, or insect). This robot will move its legs to simulate walking and can be powered by basic motors and batteries. Click here for the Video Materials Required Microcontroller : Arduino Nano or Uno Servo Motors : 4–6 small servo motors (depending on the number of legs) Batteries : 7.4V Li-ion battery pack or AA battery holder Frame Material : Popsicle sticks, lightweight plastic, or 3D-printed parts Jumper Wires : For connections Breadboard : For wiring and testing Miscellaneous : Screws, glue gun, double-sided tape, and decorative items for the animal theme Action Plan 1. Design the Frame Choose the type of animal your robot will mimic (e.g., a four-legged dog or six-legged insect). Build the frame using popsicle sticks or plastic. Ensure the frame is lightweight but sturdy. Attach joints where the legs will connect to allow free movement. 2. Assemble the Legs Cut legs to the de...