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‘Just playing my game’: Shreya Kalra explains evicting Shivangi Joshi to Harshad Chopda after Lock Upp win

‘Just playing my game’: Shreya Kalra explains evicting Shivangi Joshi to Harshad Chopda after Lock Upp win

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The grand finale of Netflix’s reality show Lock Upp streamed on Wednesday evening, with Shreya Kalra emerging as the winner. Shivangi Joshi was among the top 2, and most of the other contestants could also be seen rooting for her. At the after-party, Shreya was spotted talking to Shivangi’s friend, Harshad Chopda, and explaining her game to him. Shreya Kalra was seen asking Harshad Chopda if everything is okay at the after-party. Shreya Kalra says ‘just playing my game’ to Harshad Chopda Farah Khan hosted a bash at her home, attended by co-host Riteish Deshmukh, producer Ektaa Kapoor, and the Lock Upp contestants. In a video from the bash, Shreya, Shivangi, and Harshad are seen dancing to Kisi Disco Mein Jaayen. Towards the end of the video, as Shivangi continues the revelry, Harshad and Shreya are seen chatting. After a polite hug, Shreya could be seen telling Harshad, “All good, na? I was just playing my game.” He seems to assure her that everything is alright. This comes after the finale, when a jury of …

Do you cry while meditating? A spiritual guru explains emotional release during meditation

Do you cry while meditating? A spiritual guru explains emotional release during meditation

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If you have ever cried during meditation or felt unexpected emotions surface, you are not alone. Many people have faced it, experiencing sadness, anger or even fear during a meditation session. While these reactions can feel confusing, some spiritual teachers see them as part of a person’s inner journey rather than something to fear. Aathmaan Awareness Centre shared with Hindustan Times that emotional release during meditation can take many forms. You may notice a sudden mood swing, unexplained anger, a feeling of fear in your stomach, a racing heartbeat or pressure near the base of your spine. The centre says these experiences may look different, but they can all be part of the same process of becoming more aware of your inner state. Also Read What is the secret of true meditation? Swami Mukundananda shares why devotion matters more than visualisation Why do emotions come up during meditation? The centre explains that meditation encourages you to slow down and observe your thoughts and feelings without distraction. As your mind becomes quieter, emotions that you may …

Why did FSSAI ban Old Monk variants, Antiquity Blue, and Royal Challenge? Government explains

Why did FSSAI ban Old Monk variants, Antiquity Blue, and Royal Challenge? Government explains

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The Centre on Tuesday clarified that the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)’s recent enforcement action against certain alcoholic beverage manufacturers was aimed at curbing the use of flavouring substances that mimic standardised alcoholic beverages and misleading age-related claims on product labels. In a statement, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) said the action was initiated after investigations found that some manufacturers were producing alcoholic beverages using spirit or extra-neutral alcohol and adding external flavours to recreate the aroma and taste of standard products such as rum and whisky. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

‘Fall from grace is huge’: Madhavan explains why he aspires to be like Amitabh Bachchan | Bollywood News

‘Fall from grace is huge’: Madhavan explains why he aspires to be like Amitabh Bachchan | Bollywood News

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3 min readHyderabadJul 26, 2026 12:33 PM IST An old interview of R Madhavan has resurfaced online, in which the actor named Amitabh Bachchan as the one person in the film industry who inspires him the most, saying the veteran actor’s ability to remain as relevant today as he was when he began his career is the quality he aspires to emulate. “With no disrespect to anybody, but there is one gentleman that I can’t imagine being like and I want to be like, because he’s as relevant today as he was when he started off his career,” Madhavan said in the conversation with Film Companion, adding, “I think that’s the biggest blessing you can ask for in this industry, because the fall from grace is the biggest question you would have to handle.” Madhavan, who has spoken publicly about his fear of becoming irrelevant and once took a four-year break from the industry to rediscover his hunger, said Amitabh Bachchan represents everything he hopes to become professionally. “The ability with which he has managed …

Ever wondered if the black spot after getting a pencil stuck under your skin as a kid is lead? Dr Kunal Sood explains

Ever wondered if the black spot after getting a pencil stuck under your skin as a kid is lead? Dr Kunal Sood explains

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Accidentally stabbing oneself with the tip of a sharp pencil, or getting pricked by a friend in jest, is a universal experience. It often leaves a black spot under the skin, the place where bits of the pencil “lead” might have broken off and stayed. Also Read | When is bone pain more than gym injury? Orthopaedic Dr Brajesh Koushle shares everyday warning signs But does it possess a serious health concern? This is the question that haunts many parents, especially if one knows that the element lead is highly toxic and a classic slow poison. To clear the doubts, Dr Kunal Sood took to Instagram on July 26 and explained what the black mark actually is and whether one should be concerned about it. What is the black mark? “Do you remember stabbing yourself with a pencil as a kid and wondering if the lead would stain your skin forever? In many cases, it actually can,” stated the physician. However, the good news is that it is not the toxic element that many fear …

Sleeping less than 6 hours? Doctor explains how poor sleep may make you gain weight

Sleeping less than 6 hours? Doctor explains how poor sleep may make you gain weight

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Sleep is unfortunately taken for granted, despite being one of the fundamental pillars of good health. A good cup of coffee and splashes of water may make you feel ready to go, or you may try to compensate for the lost hours over you feel ready to go, or you may try to compendate for the lost hours over the weekend by sleeping until noon. However, the ramifications of sleep loss eventually begin to creep up. ALSO READ: Can poor sleep increase hypertension risk? Cardiologist shares 5 bedtime habits to manage blood pressure This actually shows up as a very silent frustration that you may otherwise not be able to pinpoint so easily. It appears as unexplained weight gain, even when you are doing everything right, such as following a calorie deficit and meeting your daily step count. The missing clue could be that you are sleeping fewer hours than recommended. It may seem unrelated, but sleep loss can actually trigger a chain of events in your body that leads to weight gain. We asked …

How Ravi Bishnoi resolved his no ball issue: Sunil Joshi explains

How Ravi Bishnoi resolved his no ball issue: Sunil Joshi explains

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Ravi Bishnoi did not need a major technical correction. He needed a small adjustment. After the leg-spinner’s no balls became one of the talking points during India’s T20I against England in Manchester, the focus was on finding a solution quickly. The issue was not his bowling action, India’s bowling coach Sunil Joshi explained, but his alignment during the run up. “He hasn’t changed anything in his action. He has re-aligned it in the run-up,” Joshi said ahead of the second T20I against Zimbabwe on Friday. The adjustment has shown initial results. Bishnoi, who did not play the rest of the series after the Manchester T20I, returned to bowling with greater control in Zimbabwe, claiming 1/24 in the first T20I on Thursday. Joshi revealed that India had worked closely with Bishnoi and also had conversations with the support staff, including regular bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule, to address the issue. “We’ve also communicated with Sairaj. So, we’ve had good conversations with him. And eventually, we’ve seen that he’s not even going close to the return crease also, …

Received possession of your flat, but clubhouse not built? Can you seek a refund of clubhouse charges? MahaRERA explains

Received possession of your flat, but clubhouse not built? Can you seek a refund of clubhouse charges? MahaRERA explains

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The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has ruled that a homebuyer can seek a refund of money collected by a developer towards a proposed clubhouse if the promised amenity is not constructed within a reasonable period. MahaRERA has ruled that a homebuyer can seek a refund of money collected by a developer towards a proposed clubhouse if the promised amenity is not constructed within a reasonable period. (Picture for representational purposes only) (Gemini Generated Photo ) In a recent order, the regulator directed a Mumbai-based developer to refund ₹5 lakh, that had been collected as clubhouse membership charges after finding that the promised facility had not been built, even more than six years after the apartment was handed over. The case The dispute involved a homebuyer who purchased an apartment in a Mumbai housing project and took possession in October 2019. The buyer approached MahaRERA seeking a refund of the ₹5 lakh clubhouse charges, plus interest, arguing that despite taking possession over six years ago, the developer had failed to construct or provide access …

Can India shoot an epic like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in just 91 days? Leila director explains why not

Can India shoot an epic like Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in just 91 days? Leila director explains why not

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How did Christopher Nolan shoot something as epic as The Odyssey in less than 100 days, especially when long shooting schedules, re-shoots, rising cost of production budgets, working hours and more have become such a topic of conversation in India? Filmmaker Pawan Kumar, known for helming films such as U Turn and Dhoomam and the web series Leila, believes that the answer lies not in the director or the lead stars, but in the crew around them. Pawan Kumar has a theory for why one cannot follow Christopher Nolan’s shooting style for The Odyssey in India. Pawan Kumar on The Odyssey shoot time Pawan took to his Instagram Stories to answer the question: “How can Nolan complete shooting in 91 days?” Crediting his direction team, he wrote, “Because he has a team of professionals who get paid and get recognised for what they do. His first Assistant director has been the same for more than a decade.” He spoke of the situation in India, adding, “His aunt and friends are not asking him when he …

Kiran Abbavaram explains after getting trolled for saying Obsession is like his K-Ramp: ‘What’s wrong? Has same plot’

Kiran Abbavaram explains after getting trolled for saying Obsession is like his K-Ramp: ‘What’s wrong? Has same plot’

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Telugu actor Kiran Abbavaram recently got trolled online after a clip from a recent podcast circulated widely on social media. In it, the actor draws parallels between his 2025 film K-Ramp and Curry Barker’s Hollywood hit Obsession. After receiving flak, he explained at an event what he meant by saying that the two films share a plot. Kiran Abbavaram, Yukti Thareja and Inde Navarrette in stills from K-Ramp and Obsession. What did Kiran Abbavaram say about Obsession? On the Chari Not Sorry podcast earlier this week, one of the hosts told Kiran that they liked the second half of K-Ramp. The actor laughed and joked, “Isn’t that Obsession? So many people have called me and asked if I watched it. I said I haven’t because I’m busy shooting. They told me it was basically K-Ramp because it’s the girl who keeps harassing the boy. Unfortunately, our film didn’t hit ₹1500 crore.” While his joke left the hosts cracking with laughter, the internet took it far more seriously and thought he meant it as an offence. …