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Bipasha says body shaming didn’t break her: ‘Proud of my age, won’t fall to the pressure of looking young’
Bipasha Basu opens up about the harsh realities of postpartum trolling, celebrating her journey towards self-acceptance. Embracing motherhood has granted her a refreshing outlook on life, empowering her to step back into the spotlight. With new projects on the horizon, including a gripping crime thriller web series, she asserts that confidence remains vital in navigating…
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Madhavan doesn’t believe in being a cosmetic father for son Vedaant: ‘My profession doesn’t allow’
Actor R. Madhavan shares his unique parenting approach, prioritizing values and confidence for his son. He believes in giving children freedom to form their own opinions and make decisions. Madhavan does not focus on being a “cosmetic father” present at every event. He instilled gratitude and respect for everyone in his son Vedaant. Vedaant, a…
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India’s richest village Madhapar and the surprising story behind its extraordinary wealth
With a staggering Rs 7,000 crore in fixed deposits and 17 bank branches, Madhapar village stands out as a beacon of financial vitality. Many locals boast relatives abroad, sending money back home, which has been a vital source of support for generations. This long-established migration pattern has led to remarkable infrastructure growth, transforming the village…
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Psychology Says Parents Who Put Kids’ Medals On The Fridge May Be Saying More Than Pride
Showcasing children’s drawings and achievements brings about numerous psychological rewards. It conveys to youngsters that their contributions are important. This recognition nurtures a sense of capability and belonging. Praising effort instead of natural talent encourages a development-focused mindset. Furthermore, these displays transform into lasting family mementos that can be cherished for generations.
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Inside Mukti Bhawan, the unique death hotel of Varanasi where people check in to die
Mukti Bhawan, situated in the heart of Varanasi, serves as a haven for those approaching the end of their journey. This serene retreat encourages individuals to accept their final days with spiritual grace. Guests are permitted to stay for a strict fifteen-day period, during which their ultimate aim is to attain liberation through death in…
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Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ makers put an end to release delay rumours
Nani’s upcoming action thriller ‘The Paradise’ is set to hit theaters globally on September 24, 2026. The production team has officially confirmed the date, quelling any rumors about possible delays that circulated on social media. This exciting project reunites Nani with director Srikanth Odela following their previous triumph. Audiences can look forward to the film…
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Adnan says it was never difficult to find work in India as Pakistani
Reflecting on his transformative journey, Adnan Sami reveals his pride in becoming an Indian citizen as of January 1, 2016. He articulates this bond by stating, ‘I became Indian, and India became my home.’ This pivotal change came after his Pakistani passport lapsed, leading to citizenship granted by the Ministry of Home Affairs in honor…
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Quote of the day by Katharine Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn’s quote highlights the necessity of personal initiative for life’s progress. She believed individuals must actively steer their own journeys without external reliance. This timeless message encourages taking responsibility for decisions and opportunities presented. Hepburn, a renowned actress, achieved significant success through her independent spirit. Her enduring philosophy continues to inspire people to take…
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Hanuman Ansh actor Shobhinaw was the last man standing
Hanuman Ansh actor Shobhinaw Satyaa reveals he was the “last man standing” as cast and crew quit over production struggles, before stepping in as lead after the original actor fell ill. Made on a Rs 2 crore budget, the film has earned 23 times its cost, nearing Rs 150 crore with a sequel confirmed.
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Was Amitabh Bachchan banned in Egypt? The Indian superstar whose arrival caused a ‘national crisis’
In the 1980s, Indian cinema faced restrictions in Egypt as its popularity surged. Amitabh Bachchan’s films, particularly Mard, gained remarkable acclaim among Egyptian fans. His visit to Cairo in 1991 sparked a frenzy that was likened to a national emergency. Bachchan’s songs and films captivated audiences, transcending the language barrier. This extraordinary admiration culminated in…