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Diamonds can only be formed at depths beyond 150 kilometres, at pressures 50,000 times higher than the surface of earth.

Indian startup Inshorts curates news and presents each news story's key points in less than 60 words. The app also has bookmark, favourite, like, and share features.



Above diamond advertisement was seen in the app on 18/July/2018. The message in the advertisement is quite motivational and inspirational.



An Android user can download the Inshorts app by clicking following link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nis.app
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