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‘Too Bad If Someone…’: Masaba Gupta Takes Indirect Dig At Mrunal Thakur Over Bipasha Basu’s ‘Manly’ Remark
Neena Gupta’s daughter and fashion designer Masaba Gupta seemingly took an indirect dig at Mrunal Thakur in her latest social media post. Masaba re-shared a post featuring Elle India Digital Cover Star Bipasha Basu and hailed the actress as the “last of the OGs.” Her post appeared to reference Mrunal’s earlier comments about Bipasha’s muscular…
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‘Tameez Mein Rehna Chahiye’: Kailash Kher Reacts To Samay Raina, Sharon Verma’s Bihari-Kashmiri Pandit Jokes On India’s Got Latent
Singer Kailash Kher weighed in on the ongoing debate around comedy and public discourse, calling for people to remain alert and respectful while expressing themselves. His comments come amid criticism over jokes involving Bihar and Kashmir made during an episode of Samay Raina‘s India’s Got Latent. Speaking to ANI, Kher was asked about comedians making…
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Cristiano Ronaldo Caught Red-Handed! Al-Nassr Star’s Hilarious Spy Moment With Danilo Leaves Fans In Splits | Video
Cristiano Ronaldo provided one of the lighter moments during Al-Nassr’s Saudi Pro League clash against Al-Ittihad, with the Portuguese superstar caught trying to sneak a peek at Danilo’s tactical instructions. The amusing incident took place during a stoppage in play and quickly grabbed attention online. Ronaldo appeared curious about the piece of paper Danilo was…
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Best Gaming Laptops Under Rs. 1.5 Lakh in India
Here are some of the best gaming laptops for buyers with a Rs. 1,50,000 budget. Our picks include the Asus TUF Gaming F16, Dell Alienware 16 Aurora and HP Victus 15.6, among others. They offer a balance of high refresh-rate displays, the latest chipsets and longer battery life.
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Samsung Galaxy A27 Review: A Bit of Give and Take
Samsung’s Galaxy A27 definitely looks the part for a mid-range smartphone. With a modern hole-punch Super AMOLED display, a Qualcomm processor and rock-solid software support, it checks a few boxes for a mid-ranger too. But after a few weeks of use, we aren’t convinced it’s the right choice for most.
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What Happens When Children’s Books Talk About Caste?
Some say, “Here is caste. Let me explain it.” A few others say, “Here is a person who fought caste.” Far fewer say, “Here is a child living within a caste society.” The recently released Duckbill imprint BLUE, written by Devashish Makhija and illustrated by Satwik Gade, takes the latter route, allowing young readers to…
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CM Mohan Yadav Sets Indore Metro On Ujjain, Pithampur Track; Regional Expansion Plan Takes Shape
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Indore’s Metro network is set to become part of a larger regional connectivity plan, linking the city with Ujjain, Pithampur and other urban and industrial centres, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said on Saturday while inaugurating the Metro’s first phase. Calling it an important milestone for Maa Ahilya’s city, Yadav also highlighted the…
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Tome And Plume: Faustian Bargain, Not Nature, Causes Floods In Places Like Chitrakoot
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Unplanned development, poor maintenance, and choked drains have turned roads in Bhopal into Sundarbans Delta, where riding a bike or car gives the feel of a boat journey, and when it does not rain, they remain dusty Nature is partial to Madhya Pradesh, as it remains free from natural calamities, like Nepal-like…
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From Miley Cyrus To Prateik Smita Patil: Here’s Why Celebrities Are Changing Their Names
A famous surname can bring recognition, but it can also come with expectations, family history and constant attention. In recent years, several celebrities have chosen to drop a family name, use only part of their name or adopt another name professionally. The reasons are different — some want an identity of their own, some want…
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Forget PIN Codes? How DIGIPIN Could Change The Way India Finds Addresses
India’s take on Shakespeare’s “What’s in a name?” could well be, “What’s in an address?” Every Indian who has looked for a house “near the big tree” or “behind the old shop” and been told to “just ask anyone” knows how finding a door can mean wading through stacks of descriptions, fickle landmarks, inconsistent building…
