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Day 2 of Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI 2026 has Ananya Panday and Radhikka Madan walking the ramp.
On the second day of Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI (Fashion Design Council of India) 2026 at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, Bollywood made an impressive appearance. Ananya Panday, who stole the show for designer Rahul Mishra in an eye-catching all-white costume in partnership with Supima Cotton as part of the White Gold showcase, was one of the day's most talked-about celebrity fashion moments.The collection's sporty yet opulent style, which included a pleated skirt and a clear, ethereal white shirt with clean lines, argued for a modern style that stood out on the ramp. Echoing the idea of modern refinement, the styling with a shiny oversized blazer was perfect. To keep the attention on the ensemble, the hair was maintained stylish and smooth. Her face was softly contoured to accentuate her eyes, and her naturally toned makeup suited the ensemble. The simple, glowing appearance was counterbalanced by the subdued lip color. The Liger actor maintained a tidy, camera-ready appearance that highlighted her looks.Radhikka Madan, who walked for designers Mannat Jain and Sneha Ali Shetty, was another highlight of Day 2 of Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI 2026. Wearing a boxy, cropped shirt with bright Madras patterns and teal pleated slacks, the Angrezi Medium actor looked hip and young.The entire ensemble was completed with Madan's statement bag, which had the same checkered design as the shirt. To project an air of authority, she included platform heels! In order to add intricacy without overwhelming the ensemble, she also wore shiny silver statement earrings.
Published 21 Mar 2026 05:52 PM
Dr. Madhu Chopra adds, "I feel it's drooping a little bit," but she doesn't go crazy after giving herself a Botox injection on the right side of her face.
Dr. Madhu Chopra, Priyanka Chopra's mother and dermatologist, recently posted a photo of herself getting Botox on the right side of her face. "I feel like my face is drooping a little, so I'm going to get Botox. You can notice that I have a lowered mouth angle. Compared to my left, my right side is comparatively weaker. In an Instagram post, she stated, "I usually botox my right."Dr. Madhu remarked, "My eyebrows and eyelids have come down, and I do have lines," as she demonstrated a straightforward injection technique. Watch me, then. I just marked myself. I'll take care of it myself. Since I am aware of where I must provide, I will first remove the marks. "It's painless, harmless, and I am very careful about under-correcting the first time," she continued after the treatment. I don't go too far. I don't shoot a lot. Only from unit to unit. In four to five days, I shall see the outcomes. I will redo it if there are any corrections that need to be addressed. Going slow and low is preferable to swinging your eyes, moving your mouth, or making your face look synthetic.Let's get a better understanding of the process from a professional. Botox is a refined protein used in aesthetic dermatology to temporarily relax some facial muscles, according to Dr. Shweta Nakhawa, consultant dermatologist at KIMS Hospitals in Thane. It creates a smoother appearance by softening dynamic wrinkles like crow's feet, frown lines, and forehead lines by decreasing muscle activity. According to Dr. Nakhawa, the impact usually lasts a few months.
Published 17 Mar 2026 05:46 PM
According to recent studies, daily vitamin and mineral dosages help lessen severe irritation in teenagers.
One of the most prevalent and upsetting issues that teens and their families deal with is irritability. Its primary symptom is an overreaction to unpleasant emotional stimuli, which leads to intense irritability and outbursts of rage. Even though some people find success with current treatment choices like psychotherapy and medication, they might be difficult to access or poorly tolerated.Based on a double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial, our new study demonstrates that broad-spectrum micronutrients (minerals and vitamins) might considerably lessen extreme irritability in teenagers. Particularly significant changes were seen in those with extremely disruptive behavior. This provides a physiologically based, safe, and scalable substitute for traditional psychiatric therapies.Numerous psychiatric conditions, such as anxiety, depression, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and other disruptive behavior disorders, are associated with irritability.Interventions that specifically address irritation, have fewer adverse effects, and are accessible to all populations are desperately needed. Young people's mental health statistics are particularly alarming. According to a Lancet panel, youth mental health has been deteriorating worldwide over the past 20 years and has now entered a "dangerous phase." Despite this, studies regularly show that there are few accessible and effective treatments for young people who are extremely irritable. This points to a serious unmet public health need.
Published 09 Mar 2026 05:47 PM
Lekin, I never believed in oiling before.Behind her shiny hair, Chitrangada Singh reveals a secret combination.
On the podcast Let's Talk for Namitaa, Chitrangada Singh recently talked about her hair care regimen and credited oiling for improving the quality of her hair. "I never used to believe in oiling, lekin bahut farak padta, oiling is very, very important," she said. The quality of your hair has improved since I started using rosemary, pepper mint, almond oil, and teen cheezon ko mix karke mujhe diya hai kisni.IndianExpress.com contacted Dr. Bhawuk Dhir, Consultant Dermatology, PSRI Hospital, to verify the actor's claim. He concurred that oiling has advantages, "but with realistic expectations."According to Dr. Dhir, "regular hair oiling can be scientifically effective, but its impact varies from person to person." He explains that oils don't directly promote the growth of new hair by activating biological growth pathways. The main functions of oils are as protecting and emollients. They protect the hair shaft from friction and environmental harm, prevent breakage, lessen dryness, and seal in moisture," he says. During oil application, a light scalp massage may also promote improved blood circulation. Dr. Dhir continues, "The evidence is stronger for improved texture and reduced damage rather than dramatic hair growth, even though this creates a healthier scalp environment."
Published 24 Feb 2026 05:56 PM
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The age-old query, "How do you know he's the one?" is addressed by Richa Chadha.
Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha are a great illustration of what a modern marriage ought to look like. The pair has repeatedly demonstrated that a strong friendship is the foundation of a successful relationship by being polite and encouraging of one another during both good and bad times. However, choosing the correct companion is a prerequisite for reaching that point, and in this complex age of online dating, most of us find it difficult.Chadha recently discussed her ideal spouse and how to locate the right man in an interview with content producer Kritika Khurana on her podcast, What's Up Sister? "I think actually when someone is the one, you know," Chadha said in response to Khurana's question, "How do you know he is the one?" There will be a voice in your head or spirit telling you, "Okay, this is the person I want to be with and spend my life with.""What happens when you are in a bad relationship?" the Heeramandi actor asked Khurana. "It's really toxic," she retorted. Your physical and mental well-being are plainly affected, and you are unable to concentrate on your task. Chadha disclosed that when you are in a healthy relationship, a lot of the reverse occurs. "Your life really does improve when you have a terrific spouse. Because your life may turn into hell when you have a horrible partner," she said.A good relationship is promoted by developing and strengthening friendship with one's spouse, according to psychologist Juhi Pandey of Mpower Helpline. Spending quality time together, encouraging one another on a personal, social, and professional level, sharing interests, and recognizing and expressing one another's work are all ways to achieve this. In a relationship, forgiveness is crucial. Keeping grudges damages the connection in addition to adding to one's emotional load. In order to resolve the argument and continue their connection, couples should also forgive one another in the same way that a good friend forgets and forgives their past disagreements, she continued.
London's annual Christmas meat auction is packed with bettors.
LONDON, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Meat traders flung cheap turkeys to the highest bidders in a public auction at London's historic Smithfield Market on Tuesday, a long-standing Christmas tradition whose future now hangs in the balance.In a public auction held Tuesday at London's historic Smithfield Market, meat sellers threw inexpensive turkeys to the highest bidders, a long-standing Christmas custom whose survival is now in jeopardy.The location in the financial area of the City of London has been a center for the trade of meat and animals for around 900 years. At one point, it drew vendors from all across England and produce from as far away as Argentina and Australia. However, Smithfield Market's future is unknown because city officials decided last month to close it, freeing up precious property area for future redevelopment. The majority of meat vendors have stated that they intend to relocate to another area of London after the Smithfield market closes in 2028. For many years, throngs of gamblers have braved the cold and flocked to Smithfield Market on Christmas Eve in order to purchase excess produce at discounted prices. They exchanged cash, and only cash, for lamb legs or red meat slices that were thrown into the crowd.
Cult of 5am: advantages and disadvantages of rising early
The "5am club" is becoming increasingly popular, despite the fact that some people view it as a smug wellness fad and others swear by it as a morning miracle.More and more individuals are getting up early, whether it's to exercise, meditate, journal, pick up a new skill, or simply get moving. However, will you actually "win the day" with this technique, or will it only wear you out later?Leadership expert Robin Sharma claimed in his book "The 5am Club" that the technique enables one to attain "productivity, prosperity, performance and impact" comparable to that of "superstars, virtuosos, and geniuses."In fact, journalists who have tested the wellness trend have reported higher productivity. According to Anya Meyerowitz in Glamour, "my day-to-day motivation around work has gone up," and she was "bursting" with ideas. Shannon Talbot stated, "I was definitely more productive," on Today's Parent.Cons: impracticability An early start necessitates an early bedtime, which is a disadvantage. Russell Foster, chairman of Oxford University's Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Institute, told The Guardian that many individuals would have to go to bed by 9 p.m. in order to receive enough sleep. "Unfortunately, most of us aren’t able to do that," due to "all this stuff we need to do, whether that be helping kids with homework or putting a load of washing on" . Another issue with a 9 p.m. bedtime is that other people, whether they be neighbors, family members, or random onlookers, are still probably going to be out and about, making it difficult to obtain a good night's sleep at such an early hour.
Although DIY collagen supplements are popular for beautiful skin, experts warn
Amla, beetroot, carrot, and apple are common household ingredients that have gained attention in the pursuit of youthful, glowing skin. Skinfluencers are promoting a drink made from these ingredients as a collagen supplement.When the year comes to an end, "collagen" is the term that has sparked the whole cosmetics business. Beauty firms have made significant investments in the trend as a result of the fascination this phrase has caused.You ask, how? By introducing a variety of collagen-based products, including as protein powders, supplements, and moisturizers, you have drawn the interest of beauty influencers worldwide. However, collagen remained for all the right reasons and appears to be here to stay, in contrast to other trends that come and go.However, what is collagen? According to Mumbai-based nutritionist and wellness specialist Debjani Gupta, who spoke to India Today, collagen is an essential protein that accounts for around 30% of the body's overall protein content.It is essential for maintaining the firmness, plumpness, and suppleness of the skin. Higher collagen levels in our twenties and thirties give the skin a firm, toned, and glowing appearance, especially when combined with appropriate eating and lifestyle choices. But as we get older—into our forties and fifties—our bodies produce less collagen, which results in aging symptoms including drooping skin and a lighter skin tone.Collagen's roles in the body The body uses collagen for a number of essential purposes, including: Replacing dead cells: It encourages new cell development. Organ protection: Collagen acts as a barrier to keep important organs safe. Preserving skin elasticity: It gives the skin strength, suppleness, elasticity, and structure. Supporting blood coagulation: In the event of an injury, collagen is essential for blood coagulation.Collagen has gained popularity due to all of these benefits, particularly its ability to increase skin suppleness. However, the cost of collagen supplements and powders is high (an average of Rs 2,500 for 500 gm), which has led Indians in particular to turn to "juggad" and choose natural recipes that are said to increase the body's production of collagen.
Indian rapper Badshah was fined for breaking driving laws, but his team disputes the claims.
Following allegations that he was fined for a traffic infraction in Gurugram, Haryana, on December 15, 2024, Indian rapper Badshah is facing criticism. According to reports, the rapper was in a convoy that received a $182 fine for operating a vehicle on the incorrect side of the road.According to Gurugram Police, the Mahindra Thar involved in the collision was penalized for unsafe driving under several provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act. Even if Badshah was in the convoy, it's still unknown if he was the one behind the wheel.The Thar was registered under the name Dipender Hooda of Panipat, said to Virender Vij, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) for Gurugram. Gurugram Police Public Relations Officer Sandeep Kumar went on to explain that the investigation was based on the vehicle's license plate and that more research was being done. The claims have been categorically refuted by Badshah's team, who called them "false" and "defamatory" in a statement. The statement denied the accusations as baseless and stressed that Badshah was not driving. Regardless of a person's famous position, the incident has spurred public debate over the enforcement of traffic laws, with many demanding for greater accountability.I am excellent friends with Hania: Badshah The bond between Hania Aamir and Badshah is the type of wonderful cross-border experience that will leave any enthusiast speechless. Fans have begun to wonder if there is a deeper bond between the two as a result of this. By elucidating the role of the Pakistani actor in his life, the Indian rapper refuted all rumors. "Hania and I have a strong bond and are extremely good friends. That's all there is to it; everytime we get together, we have a great time. I am content with my life, and she is content with hers. At the Sahitya AajTak 2024, Badshah stated, "Our equation is fantastic, but people frequently misunderstand it and see what they want to believe."
Youth bowel cancer rates are skyrocketing; easy lifestyle modifications can help prevent it.
According to a recent Lancet study, early-onset bowel cancer is on the rise in adults aged 25 to 49 worldwide, although it is more pronounced in England than in other nations. The risk of this malignancy is significantly increased by lifestyle factors. The main causes of its rise are a poor, low-fiber diet, an increase in highly processed foods, obesity, and inactivity. In the UK, bowel cancer is the third most frequent type of cancer. Indeed, altering one's lifestyle can lower a young person's risk of developing bowel cancer: Consume a nutritious diet: Consume a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and low in fat and balanced. Another option is to aim for at least 30 grams of fiber each day. Take action: Every week, try to get in at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 75 minutes of strenuous activity. Limit your alcohol intake: Moderately consume alcohol. Steer clear of tobacco: Don't use tobacco in any way, including smoking or vaping. Keep your weight in check: Reducing obesity is crucial since it is associated with colon cancer in young adults. Obtain routine examinations: Get regular assessments, including colonoscopies, if you have symptoms or are at higher risk because of your family history. Early identification can
Hydrated and glossy Winter beauty routines are dominated by lip oil
This winter, lip oil is popular. We spoke with experts to find out if this winter beauty trend is a fleeting craze or really worth the hype.Lip oil has become the most popular beauty product of the season as the cold winter winds blow in. Due to popular ASMR videos showing its smooth application, lip oil has received over 30 million views on Instagram, attracting the interest of beauty fans. This multipurpose wonder is revolutionizing how we take care of and dress our lips in the winter by fusing the moisturizing properties of a lip balm with the glossy look of a lip gloss.Lip oil has evolved from a specialty product to a need on the market in recent years. Its ability to address dryness, one of the main beauty problems of the season, has caused its popularity to skyrocket this winter. According to makeup artist Divya Arora, "lip oils are enhanced with nourishing ingredients like jojoba oil, almond oil, or hyaluronic acid, in contrast to traditional lip glosses, which can frequently feel sticky or drying." These ingredients guarantee that lips stay supple, soft, and shielded from the severe winter weather.
Sleep divorce: The reasons why some couples choose to end their relationship right before bed
Imagine falling asleep for the first time and then being startled awake by a bedquake brought on by your partner's restless leg. Or perhaps you've just pulled the covers tight about you only to have them ripped off again.Some couples have tried sleeping apart as a result of frequent nightly annoyances including loud snores and excessive body heat. This practice, also referred to as "sleep divorce," enables couples to wake up feeling rejuvenated and still together, even if they are in different rooms or beds.When two individuals in a close relationship choose to sleep apart and not share a bed, this is known as a "sleep divorce. " The Toronto Psychology Clinic's director and clinical psychologist, Dr. Saunia Ahmad, clarified that although they might be in the same room, they aren't actually in the same bed."Divorce doesn't have to be a bad choice, even if the term clearly has a bad connotation.According to Ahmad, she prefers to use the phrase "co-regulating" your sleep because it can be a constructive method to deal with the reality that two individuals have different sleeping habits. According to Ahmad, it's perfectly OK and even beneficial for your relationship if you and your partner have been sleeping in different beds (or have discussed it) in order to have a better night's sleep.
Volunteer 'Pals' reveal Hong Kong's hidden stories and build bridges between cultures.
HONG KONG— Hong Kong resident Marco Kwok joyfully embraces another identity when he takes off his suit after a demanding day as a finance professional: host to guests from all over the world.As a volunteer for the Hong Kong Pals program, which is run by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, Kwok enjoys showing tourists his city's best-kept secrets."As a cultural ambassador, I share this priceless experience with my friends and family in Hong Kong in addition to providing guests with the information they require and learning about their cultural origins. He describes it as a type of mutual enrichment. Since its inception in 2009, the initiative has brought together approximately 100 people from various backgrounds who are all passionate about their cherished city. These individuals are enthusiastic citizens who wish to promote Hong Kong's way of life and cultural legacy, provide local knowledge and guidance, and make sure that every visitor experiences the warmth and charm of the city. Agnes Tam had many recollections from her time while volunteering. A retired executive from a global firm once used old, yellowish photographs to enable an elderly man who had been born in Hong Kong and was returning after leaving for the UK when he was five years old rediscover his early recollections of the city. She recalls, "We found 19 of the 20 locations he had photos of," with joy shining in her eyes. "When we parted, he gifted me his precious photo album to express his gratitude." With so many volunteer activities, Tam's post-retirement schedule is more hectic than ever. "I increasingly find that volunteering not only enriches my life but also allows me to discover self-worth and happiness in giving," she states. Lee Ka-lun, an education doctoral candidate
The "dumbest thing on the internet" viral video features an influencer using green chillies as a "natural lip plumper."
Online criticism of the possible health hazards of using green chilli as a "lip plumper" erupted when a Delhi-based beauty influencer's video went popular.After publishing a contentious beauty tip online, a Delhi-based beauty blogger has created a stir by using a green chilli as a "natural lip plumper." Shubangi Anand uploaded the video to Instagram, and in a matter of days, it has received over 21 million views.Shubangi holds a green chilli in the beginning of the film, slices it, and then presses the exposed end to her lips. The apparent effects of the chilli begin to take effect as she proceeds with the procedure. She inhales deeply, tints her lips, and adds a glossy finish to complete her appearance. Her followers are encouraged to attempt the unconventional method themselves by the caption, which asks, "Would you try?" and includes emojis of fire and chilli.
"Surrogacy is not a fashion trend, is it?"Ashwini Kalsekar discusses why she never had children in her statement, "Humare paas utne paise nahi the."
Recently, actor Ashwini Kalsekar talked candidly about her experience with infertility and the difficulties brought on by a kidney ailment.In an interview with Hauterrfly, she shared her story and responded, "Honestly, we did," when asked if she and her husband Murali Sharma had ever thought about starting a family. However, as I mentioned, I had a kidney problem. Additionally, surrogacy is not a fashion trend. We didn't have enough money, and surrogacy wasn't popular at the time, so tha toh humare paas utne paise nahi the. We were still having trouble settling in. We tried, and at one point the doctor stated, "Ashwini, it's literally like what they say in movies," meaning that your kidney would not be able to handle the weight. Thus, youDoes renal health, however, have a significant impact on pregnancy safety? We consult a specialist."Kidney conditions significantly elevate the risks associated with pregnancy due to the essential role kidneys play in maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance, managing waste elimination, and regulating blood pressure — functions that are further taxed during pregnancy," says Dr. Vinutha G, senior consultant obstetrics and gynecology and women health expert at Athreya Hospital.
Masaba Gupta works out for the first time since giving birth:
Masaba Gupta is thrilled to be going back to the gym forty days after giving birth. The fashion designer shared the noteworthy update on her Instagram Stories, where she can be seen exercising on the traveling rings, which are used for a range of workouts and activities."I prepared myself like a happy child...with my bottle and bag as if it were the first day of my first postpartum workout. Gupta stated, "Back with chief Apoorv Mathur – new body, new goals, same focus.""And you have a new superpower. #Motherhood is a superpower," her coach wrote while reposting it.According to experts, these rings provide a full-body workout by working several muscle groups, which might contribute to the enjoyable development of strength and endurance. These rings aid in targeting the arms, shoulders, back, chest, core, and legs, depending on the particular action.Dr Deepthi Bawa, senior consultant-gyneacologist, IVF specialist, laparoscopic and cosmetic surgeon, SPARSH Hospital for Women and Children, said that postpartum workouts — like ring exercises — play a key role in a mother’s recovery journey, both physical and mental. “The controlled movements required in these exercises help rebuild core strength, which is often weakened due to pregnancy and childbirth. Core strengthening helps with posture and lower back pain, which is a typical issue for new mothers, according to Dr. Bawa.Furthermore, pelvic floor health is improved by these functional strength training activities, which is crucial for preventing urine incontinence and promoting recovery following vaginal or cesarean delivery.Additionally, strength training after giving birth helps to improve blood circulation and increase endorphin synthesis, which helps to combat weariness and increase overall energy levels, according to Dr. Bawa. Dr. Bawa, however, advised moms to start under expert supervision and tailor their exercise regimen to their stage of recuperation. For new moms who want to regain their physical health, gentle, incremental training can be life-changing.
Obese children may be at risk for heart attacks: Simple preventative measures and warning indicators that all parents should be aware of
Children should restrict portion sizes, eat three meals and no more than two snacks a day, avoid energy-dense and nutrient-poor foods like fruit juices or fast food, eat a sufficient breakfast, and consume more raw fruit and vegetables.Hormonal changes and vascular dysfunction linked to obesity eventually result in hypertension, hyperinsulinemia, chronic kidney disease, dyslipidemia, and cardiac dysfunction. These conditions are all linked to an elevated risk of cardiovascular events in early adulthood. A number of preventative measures are being taken to lessen children's cardiovascular load. This report provides a thorough analysis of cardiovascular morbidity linked to obesity, our hospital's preventative diagnostic workup, and potential therapies for children.
The history of chiffon from Maharani Gayatri Devi's wardrobe in Jaipur to yours
Chiffon's legacy is ingrained in history, from the royal courts of Europe to contemporary designers' studios.Few textiles can match chiffon's legendary elegance. Light, airy, and classic, it has been worn by both queens and commoners, solidifying its status as a representation of elegance. Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur, whose carefree fashion transformed chiffon saris into royal couture, was one of its most famous champions. Gayatri Devi's mother, Maharani Indira Devi of Cooch Behar, inspired her to commission beautiful French chiffon saris, which have come to represent subtle grandeur.According to Rohini Singh of Just Chiffons, a Jaipur-based brand that draws inspiration from the individual fashion tastes of India's aristocracy, "Chiffon saris are the pinnacle of effortless elegance." "Our label was born because my mother started making chiffon saris to preserve the charm of pure silk chiffon, which was otherwise hard to find," she explained.The history of chiffon spans time and culture, from ancient China to the royal palaces of India and French haute couture. Chiffon still captivates people today by fusing centuries of artistry, cultural development, and timeless beauty. The opulent silk fabric known as chiffon was first used by the aristocracy in ancient China. Its voyage to Europe in the eighteenth century introduced it to French fashion, where the French term chiffe, which means rag, gave it its name. But chiffon was anything but common, thus this moniker belied its luxury. According to Pearl Academy assistant professor of textile design Mainak Dey, "Chiffon has always been synonymous with affluence." Because of its delicate texture, it was initially adopted by European nobility before becoming a global fashion statement. Chiffon was a favorite of high couture by the 19th century, praised for its effortless drape and semi-transparent nature, which gave each piece of clothing an air of mystery.
The first commercial for Kushal's Fashion highlights the delight of finding jewelry.
The ad illustrates how discovering the ideal piece of jewelry for a special occasion can be facilitated by a recommendation from a friend of a friend of a cousin.A film showcasing the delight of dressing up for special occasions introduces Kushal's Fashion Jewellery's first brand campaign. As the primary creative theme, the movie uses a "chain reaction" to show how most customers find Kushal's through friends and family. Kushal's positioning as the go-to source for stylish jewelry that is simple to purchase, wear, and show off is further supported by the advertising campaign.Designed by Talented and directed by Shai, this 55-second video breaks from conventional jewelry advertisements. It emphasizes a natural emotion—desire—despite not being overtly sentimental. The relatable plot of a whimsical chain reaction illustrates how accessible Kushal's jewelry is, making it suitable for any occasion.This 55-second video, which was created by Talented and directed by Shai, deviates from traditional jewelry ads. In spite of not being explicitly sentimental, it highlights a natural emotion—desire. Kushal's jewelry is accessible and appropriate for any occasion, as demonstrated by the relatable plot of a whimsical chain reaction.Tanvi Garde, Head of Brand at Kushal's Fashion Jewellery, said, "This campaign speaks directly to our consumers' journey, showing how discovering Kushal's through friends and family is central to what makes our brand meaningful." "We hope that customers will find the ideal piece of jewelry at Kushal's and that the campaign will capture the joy of dressing up for special occasions." "Jewellery is heavily guarded by category codes due to years of advertising by legacy brands," Malvika Thirani, Creative, and Abhishek Kumar, Brand Strategist at Talented, continued. We've been conditioned to anticipate the worse. However, there is no script to follow when it comes to trendy jewelry. This simply meant using a huge playing area that was remote from pre-made templates. The outcome? A movie about reasonably priced jewelry that looks
Here's how to cut an avocado securely because many people get hurt.
In recent years, avocados, which were once a rather unknown fruit, have become increasingly popular. Unfortunately, a strange kind of injury known as avocado hand has increased in tandem with this surge.Cutting avocados causes cuts and abrasions to thousands of individuals annually. Due of their increased familiarity with these injuries, surgeons have come up with the name "avocado hand" to refer to them. Because the fruit is slippery, individuals frequently lose their hold and cut themselves by accident. Millennials aren't the only generation that loves avocados. In the twenty-first century, the fruit has grown in popularity in the United States. The fruit has gained a reputation as a healthy snack since it is low in sugar and high in good fats, but it also poses a very special risk. Every year, avocados cause around 9,000 ER visits, many of which are due to hand injuries from improper cutting methods, a condition known as "avocado hand." "When individuals cut their avocados for guacamole, they use a sharp paring knife in one hand while holding the avocado in the other. And that paring knife slips as it strikes the avocado's pit. Next, the advice
Police said that a Delhi flat fire killed a 16-year-old and injured four family members.
Delhi News Live: Greetings from Delhi News Live! We'll be reporting on all of the major news as they break throughout the capital city today. We will provide you with up-to-date information on breaking law and order, significant political events, weather, and social updates. For updates on everything you need to know to get by in Delhi, make sure to check frequently.New Delhi: On Wednesday, a fire broke out at the home of a 16-year-old boy in Nand Lal Bhawan, Shani Bazar Road, Kishangarh, New Delhi, resulting in his death and the burn injuries of four family members. At approximately 3:27 AM, the incident took place. A fire was burning in a two-room apartment on the fourth floor when Kishangarh's Station House Officer (SHO) and his team swiftly got on the scene. All of the home goods were destroyed, but the fire was contained. Police cars quickly transported the five family members—including a woman—to the hospital. A five-member family was discovered to be the residents of the apartment after an investigation. Aakash Mandal, age 16, and Sunny Mandal, age 22, have been hospitalized to the AIIMS Trauma Center's New Burn and Plastic Surgery Ward. They are in a serious state. A forensic squad and a mobile crime team have been dispatched to the scene. According to local inquiry, Laxmi Mandal is a private gardener, and his two older sons are employed by Blinkit. Anita Mandal is a homemaker, and his younger son is still a student.
Experts offer advice on how to distinguish between authentic and fake paneer.
Paneer is a mainstay in many cuisines because of its flavorful and adaptable qualities. Cottage cheese gives a delicious flavor to any dish, whether it is grilled, fried, or crumbled. Both adults and children adore and enjoy it, making it one of the most widely used vegetarian protein sources. However, is it possible to determine whether the paneer you are eating is tainted? Being able to recognize it is crucial, especially with the development of fake paneer.Shlloka Joshii, a lifestyle expert and instructor of classical hatha yoga, explained how synthetic paneer is manufactured, saying that vendors use water, lime, starch, and milk powder to make it. To give it that deliciously creamy appearance and color, some people even add detergent and palm oil. You are not alone if you frequently find yourself answering inquiries concerning its quality and validity. It takes an acute sense of taste, smell, and sight to distinguish real paneer from imitation. You can tell the difference between the two with confidence by evaluating its texture, color, taste, fragrance, ingredient list, and source.When it comes to paneer, texture really does speak. The texture of real paneer is solid but somewhat crumbly. It should retain its shape when gently pressed between your fingers, but yet give slightly, according to dietitian and certified diabetes educator Dr. Archana Batra. Conversely, fake paneer is typically too mushy or rubbery. Therefore, it could be time to doubt the legitimacy of your paneer if it crumbles at the least touch or feels like a stress ball, Dr. Batra advised.
