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Emotional Gauahar Khan hugs Zaid Darbar after he exits Alliance right before finale: ‘For us, you’ve already won’

Emotional Gauahar Khan hugs Zaid Darbar after he exits Alliance right before finale: ‘For us, you’ve already won’

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Zaid Darbar was evicted from the reality show Alliance right before the finale. He had been playing well from the beginning in the Prime Video show, but was ultimately eliminated by Kushal Tandon, who secured the final semi-final berth. After he came out of the show, he met wife Gauahar Khan and sister Anam Darbar in an emotional reunion. Anam shared the video on her Instagram account via a joint post with Gauahar and Zaid. Gauahar Khan met husband Zaid Darbar after 45 days. Zaid meets Gauahar and Anam In the video, Anam shared that she is very excited to meet Zaid after so many days. Next, she recorded the moment when Gauahar ran and hugged Zaid tightly, and he was seen getting emotional. Anam also hugged him. In the caption, she wrote, “Zaidu… what a journey. For your very first reality show, standing alongside such experienced people, you never looked out of place. You stood tall, you stayed true to yourself, and you shined every single step of the way. For us, you’ve already …

‘May, you’ve been amazing’: Check out Katrina Kaif’s latest post feat. hubby Vicky Kaushal and baby Vihaan

‘May, you’ve been amazing’: Check out Katrina Kaif’s latest post feat. hubby Vicky Kaushal and baby Vihaan

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It’s been two years since we last saw Katrina Kaif in a full-fledged film. Even as the wait continues, her Instagram keeps offering her fans a glimpse into her private life. And the latest post is as candid as it can get for Kat! Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif. She shared multiple pictures in her carousel- ranging from pictures of her picnic with husband, actor Vicky Kaushal on his birthday, to her quest to find hot chocolate in what appears to be London. Here’s the post: Her carousel was a summary of how the month of May has been for her. It begins with a hair flip, and goes on to her finding the ‘Best hot chocolate’. “Whichever city I go my search for the Best hot chocolate is on…… happy to say that this is the best one ever….” She found the best coffee too, followed by a picture with her coffee companion, Vicky! Then comes a glimpse of Vicky’s birthday celebrations on May 16. A cute cake featuring a cartoon version of VicKat …

It’s The David Dhawan Magic We’ve Missed So Long & Varun Dhawan, You’ve Stolen The Show!

It’s The David Dhawan Magic We’ve Missed So Long & Varun Dhawan, You’ve Stolen The Show!

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Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai Trailer Review Ft Varun Dhawan, Pooja Hegde & Mrunal Thakur Out!(Photo Credit –Instagram) What an epic trailer David Dhawan has delivered! Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai is a full-on nostalgia trip back to the golden days of Govinda and Salman Khan, when romantic comedies ruled Bollywood and every Friday felt like a celebration. With Varun Dhawan, Pooja Hegde, and Mrunal Thakur leading the charge, this one has blockbuster written all over it. Scroll below for our detailed trailer breakdown! Decoding Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai Trailer The 3-minute and 15-second-long trailer introduces us to the complicated married life of Jass (Varun Dhawan) and Baani (Mrunal Thakur). They’re heading for divorce as he wants a baby, while she’s simply not on the same page. Enter Preet (Pooja Hegde), a new love interest who accidentally ends up pregnant, and just when you think things can’t get more chaotic, so does Baani, who is still legally his wife. The result? An absolute whirlwind of confusion, comedy, and drama. How on …

You’ve Seen Them Everywhere—But They’re Not Indian

You’ve Seen Them Everywhere—But They’re Not Indian

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4 min readNew DelhiMay 11, 2026 11:00 PM IST Walk through any Indian neighbourhood, garden, or market, and you are likely to come across plants so familiar that they feel unquestionably native to the country. But many species now deeply integrated into Indian landscapes and cuisine were actually introduced from other parts of the world through trade routes, colonial influence, and botanical exchange. Here are five plants many people assume are native to India, but actually originated abroad. 1. Chilli Pepper It is difficult to imagine Indian cuisine without chillies today, but chilli peppers were not originally grown in India. They were brought from Central and South America by Portuguese traders in the 15th and 16th centuries. According to Britannica.com, “Chilli peppers are native to the Americas and are cultivated in warm climates around the world.” Before chillies arrived, black pepper and long pepper were primarily used to add heat to food. Over time, chillies adapted exceptionally well to Indian climates and became a cornerstone of regional cuisines across the country. 2. Bougainvillea Known for …

Infinix Note 60 Pro Review: A design you’ve seen before, performance you’ll notice | Technology News

Infinix Note 60 Pro Review: A design you’ve seen before, performance you’ll notice | Technology News

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Quirky features in phones are not necessarily a requirement for smartphone users these days, but having them does make the experience exceptional. When you think of quirky, you may imagine a cool design, some lights, or even a fan for gaming. Well, that’s until you see the Infinix Note 60 Pro. At first glance, it feels like the design is inspired by Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro camera island and Nothing’s Phone 3 dot matrix beside the camera module. But it’s different—the design language is simpler and unique for a mid-range device. I used the device for two weeks, and here is what I thought of it. Design and display The sleek design and camera module stand out immediately. The Infinix Note 60 Pro’s frame is lightweight, with a smooth matte finish on the black glass. It hosts a two-square camera module, an RGB notification light, and a dot-matrix display. The camera island is stretched across the device, inspired by Apple’s Flagship Pro models. The colourway, Solar Orange, is also very similar to Apple’s Cosmic Orange. …

Mona Singh recalls warning excited Gaurav Gera to keep Dhurandhar under wraps: ‘Do you remember you’ve signed NDA?’

Mona Singh recalls warning excited Gaurav Gera to keep Dhurandhar under wraps: ‘Do you remember you’ve signed NDA?’

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Actor Mona Singh has shared that she once advised her close friend, Gaurav Gera, who has gained worldwide recognition for playing Aalam Bhai, to remain discreet about Dhurandhar while the film was still being shot, highlighting the importance of confidentiality in the industry. Mona Singh revealed that she warned her friend, Gaurav Gera, to keep details of his role in Dhurandhar under wraps. (Also read: Gaurav Gera posts a 1998 letter reflecting on struggles leading to Dhurandhar 2: ‘Thanks to my 23 year old self, Ma Pa’) Mona Singh advised Gaurav Gera to calm down Recalling the moment, Mona said Gaurav, who had waited nearly 10–15 years for a breakthrough project, was extremely excited after landing the role. In his enthusiasm, he began sharing details about his look and character arc with her. That’s when Mona stepped in with a reminder. “I told him, ‘Do you remember you’ve signed an NDA?’ Even if you’re telling me, you shouldn’t be sharing these things,” she said, underlining that such agreements are meant to be taken seriously, even …

‘I don’t care how many runs you’ve scored’: Pak-born cricketer slams Gavaskar’s ‘vile’ comments on Indian-owned teams buying Pakistan players | Cricket News

‘I don’t care how many runs you’ve scored’: Pak-born cricketer slams Gavaskar’s ‘vile’ comments on Indian-owned teams buying Pakistan players | Cricket News

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3 min readMar 17, 2026 04:40 PM IST India batting legend Sunil Gavaskar drew criticism from former English cricketer, Azeem Rafiq, for his recent take on the signing of Pakistan players by Indian-owned teams in The Hundred 2026 auction last week. In a column on Mid-Day, Gavaskar reflected on the Sunrisers Leeds franchise’s decision to sign up Pakistan mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed at the auction table last week for £190,000. Sunrisers are owned by the Chennai-based Sun TV Network, which also owns the Sunerisers Hyderabad in the IPL. “The furore created by the acquisition of a Pakistani player by the Indian owner of a franchise in The Hundred is hardly surprising. Ever since the Mumbai attacks in November 2008, Indian franchise owners have simply ignored Pakistani players for the IPL,” wrote Gavaskar in his column for Mid-Day. Gavaskar added that the fees paid to the Pakistan cricketers could soon facilitate military operations in the country. “Although belated, the realisation that the fees that they pay to a Pakistani player, who then pays income tax to …

‘You’ve got to train the way you mean to play’ Glenn McGrath explains why Arshdeep Singh’s wide yorkers worked

‘You’ve got to train the way you mean to play’ Glenn McGrath explains why Arshdeep Singh’s wide yorkers worked

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You could see Arshdeep Singh’s plan from the distance. As India struggled to stop the onslaught of Jacob Bethell and Will Jacks — before Jasprit Bumrah delivered the game-changing over — Arshdeep tried another way to arrest the flow. Make the left-arm seamer bowl wide yorkers. It’s a ploy that yielded results. And showed why it isn’t an easy skill to execute, whether there’s dew or not. First, the success part. On a night where Bethell swung anything in the arc, Arshdeep was the first to make him reach for deliveries by bowling wide yorkers. After being hit for a boundary off the first ball of the 14th over, Arshdeep delivered eight balls — including three successive wides to Jacks — that all landed on yorker length or ended up as low full tosses. For the first time that night, neither Bethell nor Jacks had a Plan B. Both have the switch-hits, the scoops, the jab. But against the wide yorkers, they either tried to put bat on ball for a single or two, or …

‘Sometimes you’ve got to throw stats out the window’: Shai Hope backs Sherfane Rutherford after match-turning 76 against England at T20 World Cup | Cricket News

‘Sometimes you’ve got to throw stats out the window’: Shai Hope backs Sherfane Rutherford after match-turning 76 against England at T20 World Cup | Cricket News

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3 min readFeb 12, 2026 09:05 AM IST For all the talk about numbers in modern T20 cricket, Shai Hope believes some players defy statistical judgement. After Sherfane Rutherford’s decisive 76 off 42 balls helped the West Indies beat England by 30 runs, at the Wankhede Stadium, the captain made it clear that impact matters more than averages. “Sometimes we’ve got to throw stats out the window,” Hope said at the post-match press conference. “If you ask any bowler in world cricket, if they see Sherfane Rutherford at the other end, they’re going to feel under pressure. That in itself speaks for itself.” Rutherford came into the game with modest T20 returns, his average hovering in the low 20s despite flashes of brilliance across franchise leagues. But on a surface that offered grip and demanded composure, his innings provided both momentum and stability at a crucial phase. Hope pointed to something deeper than numbers – preparation. “He’s always been a hard worker, especially with his batting. He’s very diligent with the way he goes about …

Why You’ve Never Heard of India’s Rare ‘Blue’ Ayurvedic Turmeric

Why You’ve Never Heard of India’s Rare ‘Blue’ Ayurvedic Turmeric

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3 min readNew DelhiFeb 8, 2026 09:26 AM IST Turmeric is a bright yellow spice, known for its antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. Besides its myriad benefits for skin and heart health, it also helps heal wounds. But did you know, India grows its own rare blue turmeric? Naturally bluish-purple in centre, it is an Ayurvedic herb known for its healing and immunity-boosting properties. But how does it differ from regular turmeric? Edwina Raj, Head of Services – Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics, Aster CMI Hospital, Bangalore, helped us clear up this confusion. According to her, blue turmeric is a rare plant known as Curcuma caesia, also called black turmeric. It looks different from regular turmeric because the inside of the root is dark blue or bluish-black rather than bright yellow. The spice grows mainly in parts of India and Southeast Asia and is mostly used in traditional medicine rather than daily cooking. “Regular turmeric, known as Curcuma longa, is commonly used as a spice and has a yellow colour due to curcumin. Blue turmeric has a …