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  1. ADMIN
    Delhi government has imposed a night curfew with immediate effect from today as Coronavirus cases are surging in the country. The night curfew will be effective from 10 pm to 5am till 30th April.

    ANI took to Twitter to confirm the news saying, “Night curfew imposed in Delhi from 10 pm to 5 am with immediate effect till 30th April, in the wake of #COVID19 situation: Delhi Government.”
    Check out the post here-
    Night curfew imposed in Delhi from 10 pm to 5 am with immediate effect till 30th April, in the wake of #COVID19 situation: Delhi Government pic.twitter.com/V3WufATG77
    — ANI (@ANI) April 6, 2021
    The state was earlier contemplating the idea of imposing a night curfew in the national capital. A senior government official told PTI, “A proposal for imposing night curfew is under consideration. The details are being discussed, including the time period of the curfew which could be from 10 pm to 5 am.”
    Here’s what people on the internet have to say about the decision of imposing night curfew in the national capital-
    Useless to put night curfew that too after 10 PM
    — Ashish Vashist 🇮🇳 (@ashishvashist) April 6, 2021Isse kya hoga Kanjarwal...
    — हरीश शुक्ला (@ishuklaharish) April 6, 2021Woww.. what a decision..!! 🤭🤭🤭
    — Sanchita Roy 🇮🇳 (@sanchita_in) April 6, 2021 pic.twitter.com/RcTvGw2a4R
    — Akshat Aggarwal (@AkshatAgg31) April 6, 2021As effective as Odd-Even rule hmm
    — anand krishna (@awesum_ak) April 6, 2021Night curfew are useless
    — Rakshit Jain (@imrj287) April 6, 2021Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said that the national capital is under the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic. Now the micro-containment zones are being set up in places where there are two or more cases.
    It is also being said that the sudden rise in the COVID-19 cases is as people are not following proper social distancing norms and proper Coronavirus guidelines.
    Apart from Delhi, other states that imposed night curfew include other states like Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Odisha, Gujarat, and Punjab. This has been done to contain the surge in Covid-19 cases.

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  2. ADMIN
    Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan welcomed their second baby on February 21, 2021. Kareena was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai where she gave birth to her baby boy. They made a conscious decision to not show their baby’s face till it’s the right time because their first son Taimur Ali Khan was brutally trolled for his name. They haven’t revealed their second son’s name yet.
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    Yesterday night, Randhir Kapoor shared a picture of a baby which he later deleted but by that time, people had already taken screenshots and circulated them online, claiming that this was Kareena and Saif's second son. He took to Instagram and shared a collage of two babies. While one appeared to be Taimur, the other one was the new member of the Pataudi family, as the fans claimed.
    Here’s the screenshot:
    © Instagram
    If you are thinking this is the picture of Kareena’s second son, there’s a twist here. A source close to Kareena exclusively told us, “The picture of the baby that is going viral is completely fake. The fans will have to wait a little longer as the couple hasn’t decided when to share the images of their son on social media.”

    Kareena has been working round the clock and returned to work just a month after she delivered her second baby. Speaking about it, Kareena had said in December, "No, there has never been any plan that I have to do this or that. It's just that I have never been that kind of a person who would sit at home and say, 'Now I want to put my feet up'. I am doing what I want to do. Working — whether it’s during my pregnancy or post-delivery — has been a point to just say that when has anyone ever said that pregnant women can’t work? The more active you are, the healthier the baby is and the happier the mother is. After delivery, too, once you feel fit enough, one should do what they feel like doing, and try to balance it out between giving time to the child as well as your work and yourself. I have always been very proud of being a working mother."
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    She broke stereotypes when she became a mother for the first time and is following the same route again. 
    Nonetheless, what do you think about the leaked picture incident? Do you think it's a fake or was it actually the picture of Kareena and Saif's second son? Tell us in the comments below.

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  3. ADMIN
    It’s a treat for all the Piku fans as Deepika Padukone and Amitabh Bachchan will reunite for the Indian adaptation of the Hollywood film, The Intern. The remake will be directed by Amit Ravindernath Sharma and produced by Sunir Kheterpal and Deepika.
    It was earlier Rishi Kapoor who was supposed to play the part but after his demise, the makers roped in Amitabh for the role. Yesterday, Deepika shared the announcement with her fans and also dropped a poster of the film. She wrote, "What an absolute honour to be collaborating with one of my most special co-star again! Welcoming @amitabhbachchan to the Indian adaptation of #TheIntern."
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    The Intern is a 2015 comedy-drama, which starred Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway in lead roles. The film revolved around the story of a 70-year-old man (De Niro), who becomes a senior intern at an online fashion website. Anne Hathaway, who plays the role of the company's CEO, forms an unlikely friendship with De Niro's character. The film had received mixed reviews from the audience. 
    People are mighty upset about the fact that Bollywood is again making a remake. They have already declared it a disaster even before its release. A few social media users even went on to say that the original one too had no wow factor so there was no need to invest in a remake of this particular movie. People also bashed Bollywood for its lack of originality. 
    © Twitter/Taran Adarsh
    © Twitter/Taran Adarsh


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  4. ADMIN
    Managing money is not the easiest thing to do. Trust me when I say this because as much as I want to save money, I sometimes end up losing it all - well, because of poor money management skills. 
    So, here's what I realized - money management should not be boring and it definitely isn't rocket science. All you need to do is be committed to managing it and diligent in learning how to. 
    If you fall under the same category as me, I thought I'd share a few excerpts from this webinar that I recently attended. The webinar was conducted by MensXP Experience to explain the basics of financial planning. 
    Conducted by known panelists who have experience and background in the field, this session taught me a lot of things about growing my money. And well, some of the questions by the people on it also answered some of my unanswered questions. 
    One of my key takeaways from the session was something that my mother has been doing for a long time, which is investing in gold. She has been telling me how important it is to be doing that since it is an appreciating asset at every given time.

    This session was conducted by the following panellists for one and a half hours.
    1. Rajesh Kothari, Founder, and CIO - AlfAccurate Advisors
    2. Divya Gujral, Partner, Rohit Sethi, and Associates
    3. Henna Nagpal, Managing partner, Altamount Select
    4. Prakash Diwan, Head, Crossborder Investments Altamount Capital UK Ltd.
    The webinar was divided into four sessions - direct equities, taxation, general financial planning, and overseas investments. 
    Sounds complex? Don't worry, they break it down well enough for us to grasp the basics of good financial planning. You too can join in on the next Finacial Planning Seminar by MensXP Experiences to tackle what we millennials call our urban-poor lifestyle.
    In the meantime, let us know in the comments below what you do to save money and how do you invest it.

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  5. ADMIN
    We have said this before and we can confidently say it again - Ranbir Kapoor has often shown us that he has one of the best collections of sneakers. The man truly is a hypebeast, and owns some of the most sought after sneakers in the world.
    © Instagram/RanbirKFanClub
    Recently, on a visit to a dentist in Mumbai, he showed us again why people think that he is a proper sneakerhead.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Ranbir was seen wearing one of the most expensive sneakers that money can buy. But first, let’s take a look at his outfit.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Ranbir was seen wearing a rather basic looking grey coloured T-shirt, and a pair of really dope-looking jeans. The jeans were slightly distressed and were decorated rather elegantly with bleach stains.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Along with that, he was seen wearing a rather dapper-looking baseball cap, and mask that matched his shirt.
    © Viral Bhayani
    As we said, the highlight piece of his ensemble was the pair of sneakers. Ranbir was seen wearing the Jordan 1 Retro High Dior, a pair of sneakers that was a part of a capsule collection made by Nike & Dior. 
    © Viral Bhayani
    Also known as the Air Dior, the sneaker had a limited production run of 8,500, which when you compare it to other Air Jordan 1s, is not that high a number.
    © Nike
    When it was brand new, it retailed for $2,000 or just over Rs 1.56 Lakhs and sold out within minutes. Add your import duties and taxes, and you’re looking at a pair that would have cost north of Rs 2.3 Lakhs, easily. But that’s not what the sneakers are worth today.
    © Nike
    Today, they resell for as high as $9,000 or roughly Rs 6 Lakhs. At a minimum, they resell for about $7,200 or Rs 5.8 Lakhs.
    © Nike
    However, Ranbir has got a trick up his sleeves that allows him to pick up the choicest of sneakers for much less than what normal mortals like us would have to pay. 
    © Viral Bhayani
    Speaking to a popular men’s lifestyle magazine about his obsession with sneakers, Ranbir gave away some juicy tidbits about his sneakers and how he collects them.
    © Viral Bhayani
    He said that he has a guy in London, a reseller who is in the business of picking up the latest pairs of kicks as soon as they drop. This guy apparently reserves 2 pairs for Ranbir, which he picks up each time he visits London. He buys 2 pairs of each pair, one to wear and one to stock.
    © Viral Bhayani
    That’s one neat trick to pick up kicks that go out of stock as soon as they drop. But then, isn’t it a bit obvious for someone who’s as massive a sneakerhead as Ranbir? We just can’t wait to see what other exotic pair Ranbir shows up in.


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  6. ADMIN
    Kangana Ranaut never leaves an opportunity to give lessons to people when she feels that they are doing something unethical. Recently, Kangana was clicked outside a dubbing studio in Mumbai and looked pretty in her white suit with a printed dupatta but what irked people was that she wasn’t wearing a mask despite the rising cases of COVID in India. 
    Here’s the video:
    View this post on InstagramAfter the video went viral, Bigg Boss contestants Suyyash Rai and Kishwer Merchant dropped in their comments slamming her for her carelessness. Suyyash wrote, “Duniya ko gyaan dene mei sabse aage khade ho jaate hain (They stand at the forefront to enlighten the world)! Dumbness at its best !" While Kishwer said, “She never is in a mask... it’s not even in her hand? How?” 
    © Viral Bhayani Instagram
    People also started to bash her and tagged her as ‘gyaan devi’. They mocked her for giving lessons to others but not following the safety protocols herself.

    © Viral Bhayani Instagram
    © Viral Bhayani Instagram
    Of the 103,558 cases, India reported on Sunday, over 57,700 infections came from Maharashtra. The state government has issued a set of new restrictions, including night curfews, weekend lockdowns, and some daytime prohibitions. And Kangana was quick to criticise the partial lockdown imposed by the state government.

    Kangana is also in news for her upcoming release, Thalaivi. It shows Jayalaithaa's days as a film actor before she entered politics. Directed by Vijay, the film stars Kangana in the title role and Arvind Swami as MG Ramachandran. The film depicts the story of Jayalalithaa's life through various stages -- from her struggles in the film industry to reaching the peak of stardom and then venturing into politics.
    The film also features Arvind Swami as MG Ramachandran, Prakash Raj as M Karunanidhi, Jisshu Sengupta as Sobhan Babu, and Bhagyashree as Jayalalithaa’s mother Sandhya.
    At the trailer launch, Kangana also mentioned that Thalaivi was the first film in her career that she was recommended for. “Thalaivi is the main focus of my life right now. This journey would have not been started if Vijayendra sir had not recommended me. For the first time, I got recommended for a role. Usually, I get recommended only to get thrown out of films. So, for the first time, a man recommended me for a film. But I was very much apprehensive about taking on the role. I’m not very familiar with the politics in Tamil Nadu and even the film industry for that matter,” said the Queen actor.
    Here’s the trailer:

    Thalaivi releases on April 23 this year.

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  7. ADMIN
    In a very shocking incident, a man in Pakistan killed two and injured three people while trying to recreate a scene from PUBG. In the process of emulating the gameplay of the popular battle-royale game PlayersUnknown BattleGrounds, the man started to shoot people in Lahore’s Nawan Kot neighbourhood.
    © YouTube/AryNews
    CCTV footage shows that the man was trying to recreate the game’s gameplay by pretending to be surviving in the neighbourhood. The man even tried to replicate in-game items such as a helmet to role-play the game in real life. AryNews reports that the man is said to be a PUBG addict and was arrested after locals in the area were alerted by gunshot sounds. 


    According to the police, the man opened fire in the neighbourhood after a domestic dispute with his family. He killed his sister-in-law, a friend and injured his own family members i.e. his mother, sister and brother. Deputy Superintendent of Police Umar Baloch also said that the family tried to stop the accused from playing the battle royale game on several occasions. 
    “The accused recreated a PUBG scene,” the police officer said. “The accused had a brawl with his family the other day. Today, he brought a pistol from somewhere and opened fire,” he added.
    This is the first time someone has tried to emulate the popular game in real life. Having said that, this is not the first time a crime has been committed because of the game. Last year in Jammu and Kashmir, three PUBG players killed a man who asked them not to make noise while playing the game.
    © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    PUBG has been under the scanner in India as well for addiction-related issues and crimes that follow due to addiction to the popular video game. The game has now been banned in India due to recent border tensions with China, however the company is now looking to relaunch the game in the country but struggling to get permission from the Indian government.


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  8. ADMIN
    Dia Mirza was brutally trolled when she chose to get married for the second time, with businessman Vaibhav Rekhi. It proved that our society continues to be sexist because this wouldn't have happened had a man chosen to get married for the second time. Dia and Vaibhav got married in Pali Hill, Bandra in an intimate wedding ceremony on February 15.
    Almost a month and a half later, Dia announced on April 2 that she is expecting her first child with her husband Vaibhav Rekhi. She also shared a pregnancy photograph where she can be seen cradling her baby bump. She captioned it, “Blessed to be…One with Mother Earth…One with the Life Force that is the beginning of everything…Of all stories. Lullabies. Songs. Of new saplings. And the blossoming of hope. Blessed to cradle this purest of all dreams in my womb 🏻🏻🏻”
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    She was trolled brutally for the same but Dia has now chosen to break her silence and give it back to the haters. An Instagram user asked why had she not shared the news of her pregnancy before she got married. The user wrote, "That's so good, congrats. But the problem is, she tried to break the stereotypes with woman priests, why couldn't she announce her pregnancy before the marriage? Isn't becoming pregnant after marriage a stereotype we follow? Why can't women get pregnant before marriage?"
    To which, Dia replied, “Interesting question. Firstly, we didn't marry because we were having a baby together. We were already marrying as we wanted to spend our lives together. We discovered we were going to have a baby while we were planning our wedding. So this marriage is not the result of pregnancy. We didn't announce the pregnancy until we knew it was safe (medical reasons). This is the happiest news of my life. I've waited for many many years for this to happen. No way I would hide it for any reason other than medical." 
    She went on to add, “Only answering this because 1) Having a child is a beautiful gift of life 2) There must never be any shame attached to this beautiful journey 3) As women we must always exercise our choice 4) Whether we choose to be single and parent a child or be in a marriage it is after all our choice 5) As a society we must un stereotype our idea of what is right or wrong, instead of training ourselves to ask what is fair or unfair." 
    © Instagram/Dia Mirza
    Isn’t it unfair to put other’s lives under a microscope? We should instead be celebrating such women and put an end to the taboo around pre-marital ***.

    What do you have to say about it? Let us know in the comments section below.

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