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Astro Zindagi- Weekly Horoscope (September 27- October 3)
Overall, this week will be favourable for you. If you want to earn money in order to strengthen your financial position, the mantra of success for you is to only invest your money after seeking the advice of people who are more learned and experienced than you. You will be seen putting in your best efforts to improve family life.
Fusion dissolves all barriers: Classical singer Nadeem Khan
Hindustani Classical vocalist Nadeem Khan, hailing from the reputed Rampur-Sehaswan Gharana, who collaborated with London-based flautist Katrina Fountain for the album 'Aghaaz' remembers, "It was a milestone in my musical journey. I will always be grateful to her for the project as it gave me exposure to western music and its techniques. I learnt a lot from this collaboration, it was an unforgettable experience," he tells
5 steps to soft & happy skin
The first and the simplest step towards healthy skin is regular cleansing and moisturising, it is advisable to use a moisturizing body soap that ensures your skin gets the right nutrients and remains supple and nourished. A great product suited to this requirement is Fiama Gel Bathing Bar, which is enriched with nature's goodness.
'Heritage Trails, One District, One Product'
The documentary -- 'Heritage Trails, One District, One Product' in association with the Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) government is hosted by popular TV actor, Gaurav Chopra, who takes the audience through this enlightening journey as he visits cities like Agra and Varanasi. The show will give the audience an immersive experience as Chopra learns to and makes products with the local artisans.
44% millennials skipped breakfast during pandemic: Study
The study was done between March 2020 and February 2021 by London-based market research major Euromonitor International and PepsiCo India through its brand Quaker. According to an official release, the study highlighted that 44 per cent of urban millennials skipped breakfast and delayed meals due to increased household chores and late start to the day.
Black foods are the new super-food
What are black foods? Foods with the pigments called anthocyanins are known as black foods. Anthocyanins are found in black, blue and purple coloured foods and have hidden nutrients and benefits galore. These pigments have rich anti-oxidant properties which promote health and have the potential to reduce the risk of cancer, heart disease and stroke.
Top flower trends for festive season
Dried foraged flowers are the big hit of 2021. Trends forecast two methods of using dried flowers -- either in bud and head form in a bowl as potpourri or as dried full flowers, branches and even using foraged items like feathers, leaf skeletons and the like. Ready arrangements are being replaced in favour of personalised bouquets wherein the customer chooses the pattern, container and variety of blooms themselves
Turn loneliness into action this festive season
Kanchan Rai, Mental and Emotional Well-being Coach, Founder, Let Us Talk, mentions ways to turn your loneliness into action this season: Say yes to socializing: When we are experiencing loneliness, it can be easy to slip into the habit of saying no to social activities. Seclusion can make it challenging to feel driven and the mere thought of physically seeing people can lead to stress.
Kriti Sanon and Shanaya Kapoor talk clean beauty
Don't take our word for it, beauty icons Kriti Sanon and Shanaya Kapoor also believe in natural and clean beauty products, and associate with the 'Naturali' range launched by RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group. The new age nature-inspired personal care brand aims to provide a one-of-a kind experience to their customer infused with trendy natural ingredients delivering quick visible results.
Covid-19 pandemic exacerbated food insecurity: Study
"Food security is not only about putting calories into our bodies, but also what we eat -- and it is calorie-dense, nutrient-poor foods that are typically cheap and affordable. So while food insecurity can lead to hunger, over time it can also lead to obesity and other related metabolic dysregulation," said lead author Niyati Parekh, Professor of public health nutrition at NYU.
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