Anushka Shetty turned 45 today. From Baahubali to Rudhramadevi, the actress has delivered several acclaimed performances across genres. On her birthday, look at these five films that highlight her versatility and talent.

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From Mohammed Shami to Kuldeep Yadav, here's a look at the top five Indian bowlers fastest to 150 wickets in ODIs. This list also includes Ajit Agarkar, Zaheer Khan and Jasprit Bumrah

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Kamal Haasan turned 72 on November 7. With a career spanning more than six decades, the superstar has delivered several critically acclaimed, award-winning performances in films such as Nayakan, Moondram Pirai, and many more. On his birthday, here's a look at films available on OTT platforms.

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From Jasprit Bumrah to Mohammed Shami, here's a look at the top five Indian pacers with most international wickets. This list also includes Kapil Dev, Zaheer Khan and Javagal Srinath

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The 50 Best Restaurants 2026 list was announced on Nov 4 in Lima, Peru, with Spain's Asador Etxebarri named the world's best restaurant. Kolkata-born chef Gaggan Anand's Bangkok restaurant Gaggan took the No. 2 spot and was also named Best Restaurant in Asia.

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Chinese Beauty Secrets for Glass-Like Skin 


The pursuit of Chinese beauty secrets has become increasingly popular. The age-old beauty regimens, cherished by generations of Chinese women, have been shared as invaluable skincare insights. Explore these tips to attain flawless skin, lustrous hair, and timeless beauty. 




The cooling properties of mug beans helps to detoxify the skin. This mask is remarkably effective in reducing puffiness and accelerating the healing of acne. 




A key component for achieving detoxified skin by promoting improved blood circulation and alleviating meridian blockages, the Jade roller contributes to a revitalised complexion. 




The anti-ageing properties of turmeric powder diminish wrinkles and helps maintain an even skin tone. This vibrant root not only prevents pore clogging but also stands as a straightforward solution for achieving clear and radiant skin. 




Bei Qi is believed to impart a spotless and radiant quality to the skin, contributing to the age-old allure of Chinese beauty secrets. 




 A cherished ingredient among Chinese women, its rejuvenating and hydrating properties enhance the skin’s appearance. A delightful face mask by combining pearl powder with honey and egg yolk for a truly indulgent skincare experience. 

Chinese Beauty Secrets for Glass-Like Skin

Mira Rajput Kapoor, an influencer and actor Shahid Kapoor’s wife, is a believer in Ayurveda and wellness, and shares valuable insights into incorporating ancient Ayurvedic practices into her daily routine. Here are her dos and don’ts for a balanced, healthy life: 


It’s essential to be aware of your body type — whether it is vata, pitta, or kapha — and tailor your diet accordingly. 

Follow the ‘Ritucharya’ diet, aligning your food choices with the seasons to optimise metabolism and digestion. 

Mira emphasises the benefits of a warm breakfast, kickstarting digestion and nurturing the gut for overall well-being. 




Establish a consistent sleep pattern and retire early to allow your body to relax and sync with the natural rhythms. 




Refrain from consuming raw food late at night, as it can be challenging to digest and may lead to issues like gas, bloating, or constipation. 




Combining incompatible food groups can generate toxins (ama) in the body, elevating the risk of diseases. Stick to harmonious food combinations for better health.

Mira Kapoor’s Ayurvedic Lifestyle 


6 Home Remedies to Keep Your Skin Moisturised in Winter

Coconut oil has emollient properties. Emollients fill the spaces between skin cells, creating a smooth surface. That’s why the saturated fatty acids that occur naturally in coconut oil hydrate and smoothen the skin.

Honey is a natural skin moisturiser which hydrates the skin by penetrating into deeper layers. It also aids in clearing up the pores on your skin and its antioxidant properties restore your natural glow.

Petroleum jelly, also known as mineral oil, covers the skin with a protective layer. It traps moisture underneath. This helps heal dry, irritated skin patches.

Oatmeal is a common remedy for irritated skin. To make an oatmeal bath at home, use a food processor to grind oatmeal into a fine powder, and then stir it into warm water. Oatmeal's anti-inflammatory properties will provide great relief from dry skin.

Foods rich in antioxidants and omega-3s can minimise the damage from toxins that are drying out your skin. It is advised to consume blueberries, tomatoes, carrots, beans and lentils regularly in winter.

Drinking hot water or lukewarm water regularly in winter improves blood circulation, nourishes the skin and makes it smooth and radiant. It also rejuvenates the hair and improves texture.

7 Health Benefits of Black Pepper, the King of Spices 


Black pepper is known for its potential to prevent skin pigmentation problems, such as vitiligo. Regular consumption is believed to help maintain the natural colour of skin, combating wrinkles, premature ageing, and dark spots from a young age. 




This remarkable spice facilitates weight loss and can be incorporated into tea, consumed two to three times daily. The abundance of phytonutrients in it contributes to breaking down excess fat. 




When combined with turmeric, black pepper is reputed for its cancer-preventive properties. This combination, often consumed in the form of milk, may offer protective benefits against various types of cancer. 




Regular consumption of black pepper is associated with reducing the risk of colon cancer, constipation, diarrhoea, and bacterial infections. It can be particularly beneficial during instances of constipation, preventing the need for excessive straining. 




The compound piperine present in black pepper has demonstrated effectiveness in reducing cholesterol levels, contributing to overall heart health. 




Black pepper is known for its potential to alleviate joint pain and prevent conditions like gout. It is often recommended for individuals experiencing spinal and joint discomfort. 




Create a DIY hair spa at home by combining crushed black pepper with curd. Apply the mixture to your scalp and allow it to dry for at least 30 minutes, promoting shiny and smooth hair. 

7 Health Benefits of Black Pepper, the King of Spices

10 Gen Z Words Added To Merriam-Webster Dictionary

Merriam-Webster added some unexpected Gen Z slang words and expressions to the dictionary. Let's take a look and find out the definition of those words:


To show excessive devotion to or longing for someone or something or someone (especially a man) who shows excessive concern, attention, or deference toward a romantic partner or love interest.


Romantic appeal or charm or to charm or seduce.



A photograph (such as a selfie) or video shared for the purpose of attracting attention or desire.


An extremely aggressive or energetic style or manner that someone (such as an athlete) adopts temporarily (as to overpower an opponent in a fight or competition).


Considered to be the greatest of all time.


To spend excessive time online scrolling through news or other content that makes one feel sad, anxious, angry, etc.


A secret or incognito account on the Instagram photo-sharing service.


An ambitious and successful woman (especially a businesswoman or entrepreneur)


From ttyl to NGl: 10 Gen Z Words Added To Merriam-Webster Dictionary

6 Reasons Why You Should Switch to Stevia From Sugar 


Discover the benefits of switching from sugar to stevia, a natural and calorie-free sweetening alternative derived from a plant rather than in a laboratory. Explore 6 reasons to switch to stevia from sugar. 




Can be grown at home and gives the added advantage of potential diabetes impact reduction. As a supplement, stevia leaves safeguard the kidneys without any associated side effects. 




Stevia stands out as a healthy sugar substitute with its zero-calorie count and low glycaemic index. Ideal for those managing diabetes or aiming for weight loss, it provides a sweet solution without the extra calories. 




The low glycaemic index of stevia ensures that it has minimal impact on insulin and blood sugar levels, making it a safer choice for consumption. 


Natural Sweetness from Stevia Rebaudiana 

Unlike other sugar substitutes, stevia is a natural sweetener derived from the shrub Stevia rebaudiana. 


Stevia proves to be 250–300 times sweeter than regular sugar, offering a delightful sweetness in smaller quantities. 


With fewer calories than sugar, stevia contributes to effective weight management by assisting in calorie reduction. Its absence of calories and carbs makes it an excellent choice for those on low-calorie or low-carb diets. 


6 Reasons Why You Should Switch to Stevia From Sugar

Massaging your hair and scalp regularly in chilly winter months with natural oils can nourish your hair roots and strengthen your hair follicles by moisturising the scalp and promoting blood supply in the hair roots.

It is crucial to cover your hair during winter to protect them from the moisture-robbing dry air, snow and wind. To avoid the static electricity under your hat, use a dry oil spray.

Even though a steamy shower might be just what you’re looking for in winters but hot water can zap moisture from your hair, making it brittle and more vulnerable to breaking.

Applying conditioner after washing your hair protects the outermost layer of your hair and makes them smooth and shiny. It also helps in reducing fizziness from your hair.

Wet hair is more vulnerable to damage than dry hair. Walking outside in winter with a wet head can cause hair to freeze and break. While air drying is best, it’s better to blow-dry your hair before stepping outside the house.

Due to extra dryness in winters, hairs tend to tangle more, which leads to more breakage. It is good to comb your hair daily in winters using a wide-tooth comb.

6 Easy Winter Hair Care Tips

6 Rules Of Drinking Water, As Per Ayurveda

It has been stated in Ayurveda that drinking water in a standing position can lead to pain in the joints. In Ayurveda, it is said that the balance of fluids gets disrupted in the body by drinking anything in a standing position, which leads to further accumulation of excess fluids in the joints and causes arthritis.

A person should not drink a whole glass of water in a single gulp. The water needs to be sipped at a normal pace and a few seconds of break needs to be taken halfway. If a person drinks water hurriedly, it can lead to bloating. Taking sips of water helps with digestion as well.

During scorching summers, everyone wants a glass of chilled water straight from the fridge. But Ayurveda states that it is best to avoid cold water and instead, water kept at room temperature should be consumed.

4. Drink Water First Thing In The Morning

As per Ayurveda, you must drink water first thing in the morning after waking up. This practice of drinking water in the morning is called ‘Ushapan’ and it helps in clearing toxins from the body. It is suggested to drink warm water which helps in clearing out the intestines and keeps the body well hydrated.

6. Water Storage In Copper Or Silver Vessels

It is recommended under Ayurveda that water must be stored in either copper or silver vessels. It is also better if you drink water from copper or silver glasses. According to ancient texts, water kept in these metal vessels gets positively charged and helps boost immunity. Such water also has anti-cancer properties and aids the digestion process.


7 of World's Oldest Companies Still in Operation


Kongō Gumi, founded in 578 AD, holds the distinction of being the world's oldest continuously operating company, specialising in construction, in Osaka, Japan.

Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan, established in 705 AD, not only boasts being the second-oldest operating company globally but also holds the title of the oldest hotel, nestled in Hayakawa, Japan.


Koman, dating back to 707 AD, stands as the third-oldest company globally. It is a traditional Japanese hotel, or ryokan, preserving its heritage in Japan.


Hoshi Ryokan, founded in 718 AD, ranks as the fourth-oldest operating company. It is a traditional Japanese hotel with 46 generations of family management in the Ishikawa prefecture.

Genda Shigyo, originating in 771 AD, stands out as a ceremonial paper goods company specialising in mizuhiki, symbolising Japan's enduring cultural practices.

Stiftskeller St. Peter, a restaurant in Austria established in 803 AD, emerges as the sixth-oldest global company and the oldest restaurant in the world, with a rich history intertwined with famous figures.

Staffelter Hof, established in 862, is a testament to Germany's wine-making heritage, showcasing the longevity of its wine industry.

As per World Atlas, globally there are about 5,500 companies that have been around for 200 years. These are the seven oldest companies in the world.

Surrogacy in most parts of the world is illegal. In Europe and some countries in Asia, it is an unlawful procedure. In the United States, some states, such as Arizona and North Dakota, do not allow surrogacy.

The practice of surrogacy is prohibited in Germany by law. In the year 1991, the Embryo Protection Act was passed which strictly restricts German medical procedures in the country which entail illegal actions with nascent human life.

Surrogacy is banned in Italy and extending the ban, a bill was passed this July, penalising people who go abroad to have a child via surrogacy. Parents can adopt the option of IVF to conceive a child.

Spain also bans all forms of surrogacy practices. The country considers it a very serious offence under the current Law 14/2006 which assists in reproduction techniques. Authorities have highlighted possible sexual exploitation, possible commercialisation of the surrogate mother’s body when the contract is formalised for a price and some other ethical reasons to ban surrogacy.

In France, since 1994, any surrogacy arrangement that is commercial or altruistic is illegal or unlawful and is not sanctioned by the law.

China has severely cracked down on all illegal activities related to reproductive practices, including buying or selling sperm or eggs and surrogacy. The Asian country currently allows only married women to access fertility treatments such as IVF or egg-freezing technologies.


5 Countries Where Surrogacy is Illegal

In winters,  both your indoor and outdoor plants require some extra care. One of the  common problems in winters is dryness. Just like our skin, plants also need moisturising to prevent dryness. Here are east tips to take a little extra care of your plants in winter.

House plants’ growth rate slows down dramatically in winter; this is a sign that they need significantly less watering. Overwatering can cause rotting. Watering plants once a fortnight or even less is said to be sufficient in winters.

Moving house plants into a position where they can receive maximum sunlight is crucial as the days get shorter. Also, keep an eye out for chilly wind coming in through the windows.

Closed windows during cold winter months can increase dust and indoor pollution. When dust and dirt build up on leaves, it can reduce the amount of light getting to your houseplants. Dust off plant leaves gently every few weeks.

Most of the houseplants would require 40-50% of air humidity. But during the winter season, as windows and doors are mostly closed, the moisture level inside your home would be lower. So, you can buy a humidifier which would keep your plants well.

Most of the plants are sensitive to temperature variations and thus you must remove your plants from all sorts of vents, drafty windows, or heaters or induction ovens. Always remember that too cold and too warm temperature is not at all good for plants.

As your plants are doing everything at a much slower pace in the winter, they won’t benefit at this time from the added nutrients that fertiliser provides. Give your plants a break until spring time.

6 Easy Winter Care Tips for Your Plants

Ghee is capable of generating instant heat and energy in the body, which keeps the body warm in winters. A moderated consumption of ghee can also help keep skin from getting dry and flaky.

Bajra is rich in vitamin B, potassium, magnesium, and fibre which may help to promote muscle growth and hair generation. Even consuming other millets like ragi in winters helps in improving digestion.

Sweet potato is not just high in nutrients, but also rich in fibre, vitamin A and potassium. Consuming sweet potatoes on a regular basis can cure constipation, build immunity, and reduce inflammation.

In India, winters and peanuts go hand-in-hand. Peanuts are not just a snack, but also rich in vitamin B, amino acids and polyphenols, making them good for your heart health.

During winters, a regular intake of nuts, warm and hot in nature, ensures an active nervous system and helps to keep the heart and mind healthy. For example, almonds and walnuts lower bad cholesterol and control blood sugar levels. It is good to munch on some nuts in between meals in winters.

In winters, nature provides us with an abundance of root vegetables for a reason. They are a rich source of beta carotene, fibre, potassium, manganese, most of the B vitamins and antioxidants.


This healthy sugar alternative has immense body-warming properties. Being rich in iron, it is an excellent choice for anaemics. It is essential in maintaining adequate iron levels during winters.

7 Must-Have Winter Superfoods

Ayurvedic Drinks that can Control Blood Sugar Level


Explore the potential of these six ayurvedic beverages in maintaining optimal blood sugar levels. These drinks incorporate time-honoured natural herbs and spices.



 Facilitates blood sugar management by enhancing insulin sensitivity, reducing post-meal blood sugar levels, and lowering the risk of diabetes-related complications.

 Contains curcumin, providing anti-inflammatory and blood sugar-regulating properties.

Reduces risk of kidney damage, meets vitamin requirements, and supports immunity and insulin sensitivity.

Regulates blood sugar with the presence of Charantin, a compound that lowers blood sugar levels and aids in diabetes management.


Rich in soluble fibre from fenugreek seeds, which slows down sugar absorption in the bloodstream.

Ayurvedic Drink That Can Help Blood Sugar Level

6 Health Benefits of Eating Puffed Rice (Murmura)


Well-known in Indian households and enjoyed in various forms like chikki, bhel, and ladoo, puffed rice not only delights the taste buds but also offers remarkable health benefits.



The high dietary fibre content in puffed rice promotes improved digestion, contributing to a healthy digestive system.

 Research indicates a substantial presence of vitamin B in puffed rice, making it effective in addressing various skin-related issues.



Research has validated that puffed rice, rich in dietary fibre and starch, fosters the production of short-chain fatty acids in the large intestine. This can serve as fuel for beneficial intestinal bacteria, offering protection against colon cancer.

 Nutrient-packed and low in calories, puffed rice proves beneficial for those seeking weight loss.

 Puffed rice boasts minerals such as potassium, iron, phosphorus, calcium, zinc, manganese, fluoride, and selenium, contributing to a well-rounded nutritional profile.

6 Health Benefits of Eating Puffed Rice (Murmura)

This Navratri, Try These Indian Desserts To Sweeten Your Festivities

Often called the king of Indian sweets, Gulab Jamun is a must-have sweet during Navratri. It is a soft and spongy treat, made from milk solids with a touch of flour, deep fried and dipped in sugar syrup.

Jalebi is a hard-to-resist dessert one must try during Navratri. Crispy on the outside and syrupy on the inside, this coil-like orange dessert will leave you wanting more.




Coconut Barfi is a quintessential Navratri indulgence. It is a simple yet delicious sweet, made from freshly grated coconut, sugar, and a touch of cardamom.




A creamy and melt-in-the-mouth sweet, malai peda is a delectable sweet. A sliver of pistachio or almond on the malai peda adds to its rich taste.


Navratri is a big deal in West Bengal, the birthplace of Rasgulla, a spongy and delicate dessert enjoyed throughout the country.


Besan laddoo, made from roasted gram flour, ghee, sugar, and cardamom, is a classic Indian sweet offered to Indian gods and goddesses.




Kesar pista kulfi is a frozen Indian dessert popular during Navratri. It is the perfect way to cool down during festive celebrations.

Navratri is the best time to savour exquisite sweet treats. Moong dal halwa is a labour of love that requires patience but rewards you with a heavenly experience.




Chana dal payasam is a South Indian delicacy often enjoyed during Navratri. It's a comforting and wholesome sweet dish, perfect for festive occasions.




Discover the sweetness of Navratri with these nine delicious Indian desserts.

 In 2009, the Maldives made history by conducting the world's first underwater cabinet meeting, showcasing its unique approach to governance.

With its highest point on Villingili Island standing at just 7 feet and 7 inches above sea level, the Maldives claims the title of the flattest country globally, averaging only 4 feet and 11 inches across its expanse.

During medieval times, the Maldives utilised shells as currency, a tradition reflected in the cowry shell depicted on some of the nation's coins.

The capital, Male, derives its name from the Sanskrit term "mahaalay," translating to "big house."


Ranked as the world's ninth-smallest sovereign nation by surface area, the Maldives embodies compact magnificence.

As the smallest Muslim nation globally, the Maldives proudly showcases its unique cultural and religious identity.


6 Unbelievable Facts About Maldives


6 Health Benefits Of Drinking Water From A Copper Vessel


The health advantages of consuming water from a copper vessel are remarkable. Copper, releasing ions into the water, exhibits antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant qualities, aiding in haemoglobin formation and cell regeneration. Here are some notable benefits.

 As an antioxidant, copper fights free radicals, mitigating their harmful impact and reducing cancer risks.

 Copper's cholesterol-lowering effect helps regulate blood pressure, preventing hypertension linked to copper deficiency.

Copper addresses thyroid inconsistencies, energising the thyroid gland for optimal performance.

Copper aids in breaking down food to produce haemoglobin, facilitating iron absorption and preventing anaemia.


Copper's anti-inflammatory properties provide relief from arthritis, along with bone-strengthening effects.

Copper-infused water, known as "Tamra Jal," detoxifies the stomach, as per ancient Roman and Ayurvedic traditions, promoting improved digestion.

6 Health Benefits Of Drinking Water From A Copper Vessel

Fruits Rich In Vitamin C, Other Than Oranges


 One guava has 125 mg of vitamin C, aiding in lowering blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

Abundant in vitamin C and rare mineral manganese, pineapple is a beneficial addition to your diet.

Known for antioxidants, strawberries surpass oranges in vitamin C content and are great for hyperpigmentation, and improving eyesight.

A single kiwi provides 84mg of vitamin C, accompanied by essential vitamins like K and E.


 Half a papaya offers more vitamin C than an orange, enhancing digestion and detoxifying the body.

Fruits Rich In Vitamin C, Other Than Oranges

1. Disappearances of Aircraft and Ships 


The Bermuda Triangle is infamous for the unexplained disappearance of numerous planes and ships, often without a distress signal or wreckage being found. 

In 1945, a squadron of five US Navy bombers known as Flight 19 vanished during a training exercise over the Bermuda Triangle. The aircraft and crew were never recovered. 

The USS Cyclops, a US Navy collier ship, disappeared without a trace in 1918 while on a voyage in the Bermuda Triangle. Over 300 crew members were lost. 

Some have reported that compasses go haywire in the Bermuda Triangle, leading to navigation difficulties and potentially contributing to incidents. 

One theory suggests that methane hydrate eruptions from the ocean floor could cause ships to suddenly lose buoyancy and sink. 



Some claim to have encountered mysterious electronic fog or anomalies that disrupt communication and navigation equipment in the area. 



A fringe theory suggests that extraterrestrial activity is responsible for the bizarre occurrences in the Bermuda Triangle, including abductions of ships and aircraft.

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the "Devil's Triangle," has been the subject of various mysteries and theories over the years.

7 Mysteries Of The Bermuda Triangle 

Why Ancient Skincare ‘Ubtan’ is Still Skincare Holy Grail 


‘Ubtan’, an ancient skincare mask originating from India, boasts a rich tradition of use in pre-wedding rituals and skincare practices. Comprising natural ingredients like turmeric, gram flour, milk, and yoghurt, its enduring popularity can be attributed to a range of magical beauty benefits. 


Astringent properties of ‘Ubtan’ contribute to skin tightening and the reduction of enlarged pores, imparting a smoother appearance to skin. 

Infused with skin-brightening components such as turmeric and saffron, ‘Ubtan’ proves effective in promoting an even skin tone, reducing pigmentation, and enhancing the skin’s innate radiance. 


The antioxidant-rich blend safeguards the skin against free radicals, known contributors to premature ageing. Regular application has the potential to diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. 

With ingredients like yoghurt, milk, and honey, ‘Ubtan’ harnesses natural moisturising properties, ensuring optimal skin hydration and preventing dryness. 

Ground lentils, chickpea flour, and rice flour in ‘Ubtan’ act as natural exfoliants, delicately eliminating dead skin cells, unclogging pores, and fostering a smoother complexion. 

Planning meals in advance enhances control over stress eating. Maintaining a written record increases awareness of suitable snack choices.

Why Ancient Skincare ‘Ubtan’ is Still Skincare Holy Grail

7 Countries with Cheapest Netflix Subscription 

People of Afghanistan get a basic Netflix subscription plan for $3.99 (Rs 332), standard for $7.99 (Rs 665) and the premium for about $9.99 (Rs 831).

Indonesia is next on the list, where Netflix offers a basic plan for $4.27 (Rs 355), standard for $7.88 (Rs 656) and a premium for $12.21 (Rs 1016). 

In Philippines, Netflix offers a $4.38 (Rs 364) basic, $7.02 (Rs 582) standard and $9.66 (Rs 804) premium plans. 

Colombia is next with basic Netflix subscription plan for $4.13 (Rs 343), standard at $6.58 (Rs 547) and premium comes for $9.52 (Rs 792

India stands third among the countries having cheapest Netflix subscription. Here the basic plan costs $2.40 (Rs 199), the standard $6.02 (Rs 500), and the premium plan $7.84 (Rs 652). 

The second country with the cheapest Netflix subscription is Egypt. The basic plan costs $ 2.27 (Rs 189), the standard $3.89 (Rs 323) and the premium is for $5.35 (Rs 445).

The cheapest Netflix subscription in the world is in Pakistan where the basic plan costs $1.47 (Rs 122), the standard $2.61 (Rs 217) and the premium one costs $3.59 (Rs 298). 

7 Countries with Cheapest Netflix Subscription

Garba Fever: Get Inspired by Alia Bhatt's Exquisite Hairstyles


Alia Bhatt is an extremely loved actress and her fans simply go ga ga over not just her performances but also her style statement. If you have caught the garba fever and need some styling inspiration, then look no further. Alia Bhatt is here to slay!


If you have long hair, you can go for this half-updo hairstyle. It will help you keep the bangs away from your face and give you a graceful look.


If you want something graceful and have mid-length hair, you can go for this messy bun. You can add some accessories to complete the look.


We don't ever imagine a ponytail with ethnic outfits, but here is Alia Bhatt proving all of us wrong. You can also rock the garba floor in this easy-peasy messy ponytail.


If you are in a rush and do not have time to add much drama to your hair, this hairstyle will come to your rescue. On wet hair, do a mid-part and scrunch up your hair, bunching up portions in your fist to add soft waves. This method gives you amazing natural volume.


Alia Bhatt stunned everyone with her fishtail braid. If you have short hair, this hairstyle would be perfect for you.

Here are Alia Bhat inspired hairstyle for your garba night

6 Benefits of Drinking Saffron (Kesar) Water

Saffron, predominantly cultivated in Kashmir and parts of Himachal Pradesh, boasts numerous health advantages. Explore why you should add saffron water to your diet and relish its benefits.


Saffron imparts a healthy, red glow to your face, improving skin texture and freshness. Daily consumption of saffron water naturally lightens the skin

 Abundant in antioxidants such as Crocin and Safranal, saffron shields the skin from free radical damage, ensuring a youthful and radiant complexion by neutralizing these radicals.


Introducing saffron water into your routine a few days before your menstrual cycle can lead to lighter periods and reduced pain from cramps.

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