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  15. ADMIN
    Grooming is an underrated thing and not all men are keen on following a routine. 

    Often, this arena is so ignored that men forget to keep a check on their fingernails as well and hardly pay any heed to it.
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    If you really care about the appearance of your hands, then read on to find out about some common clipping mistakes you are probably making and how to stop them:

    1. Using Traditional Type Of Scissors © iStock
    There was a time when using a pair of scissors to cut nails worked well. But in today's time, clippers actually reign supreme as they help get rid of sharp edges of the nails. 

    While travelling as well, nail clippers are never confiscated but scissors are. 
    Considering all these things, one needs to be equipped with the right sort of tools for nail cutting.
    2. Using Just A Nail File © iStock
    While caring for your nails, just using a nail filer is not enough. It's supposed to be the last step of nail cutting. 

    First, you need to start with the clippers and then use a file to get better results. 
    3. Not Taking Care Of Other Parts © iStock
    It's good that you have cut your nails but what about your cuticles? 

    If there is dirt in it or they are cracked and dry, they won't look well-groomed. While cutting your nails, don't ignore the hangnails and cuticles. 
    Using a clipper is the best way out and for dry cuticles, use jojoba oil for intensive hydration.
    4. Not Keeping Your Tools Clean © iStock
    Sometimes, if the nail-care tools are of low quality, they will catch rust due to the moist environment. This will also be a hassle while cutting your nails.

    It can lead to infection and if you share the nail cutter with others, make sure it gets cleaned from time to time so that it doesn't catch any germs.
    5. Not Using A File At All © iStock
    Manicures are expensive for a reason. The nail cutting sesh is finished with filing. 

    But at home, if you only trim your nails and don't use a file, the nails will end up having sharp edges. Using a file, on the other hand, can give the nails a smooth texture.
    Trimming your nails in a round shape helps with ingrown nails. Finally, a quick brush with a file can keep them in good shape.

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  22. ADMIN
    Paresh Pahuja had a dream debut in Tiger Zinda Hai - a film under the YRF Banner, a stellar star cast with Salman Khan & Katrina Kaif as the leading pair, and a franchise that is considered to be one of the biggest money-minters in Bollywood.  
    After that, there was simply no stopping him.
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    Ever since then, he has been seen in a number of OTT series, playing some rather interesting characters. 

    He was seen in Little Things, Marzi, and then in Tandav, where, barring all the unnecessary controversies, we had some really power-packed performances by some stalwart actors.
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    Clearly, Paresh is just getting started.  

    We sat down with him for a quick chat to talk about his transition from advertisement to films, his breakthrough, and his take on all things fashion and style. 
    Edited excerpts: 
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    · From appearing in advertisements to shooting for films, your transition took place in a rather short time. How did that happen?

    The way I see it, it is a series of dots that did not connect. 
    I wanted to be a cricketer, but that did not happen. I wanted to try my luck with it, but that didn’t work out either. Eventually, I ended up in Mumbai, looking for a good job, and a flat. 
    My flatmate was a casting director, and he helped me out to land a few advertising gigs. Eventually, Shanu Sharma saw me and asked me to test for a film.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · There’s this perception that men do not need to be fashion-conscious. Do you agree?

    Not at all. Style and fashion are very individualistic but at the same time, it is about you feeling good and comfortable. 
    It is about finding the aesthetics that work for you. We’re not blessed with great genes, and have a bit odd structures and proportions. 
    You need to understand that, how to layer up and make things look symmetrical.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · What are some sartorial staples that every guy should have in his closet?

    Everyone should have a few go-to's. 
    Mine include a plain white T-shirt and a plain black one, some chinos, a black leather jacket, white sneakers, boots, brown Oxfords, and a well-structured blazer, and a Jodhpuri suit. This is all you really need.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · How would you define your personal style statement?

    Fashion is a very individualistic thing for me. My sense of style changes every day, I would say. I am constantly experimenting with things. 
    What I have realised over the years is when it comes to style, inside out, is outside in. What that means is that my style depends a lot on my mood. 
    On certain days, when I am feeling a little low, I tend to gravitate towards darker, more muted colours, and on other days, I will pick something vibrant, like a mustard yellow shirt. 
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · Who is that one style icon that you always look up to? Why?

    There are two actually. The first is David Beckham, not just for his clothes or hair, but his personality. I love his tattoos, his earrings, everything just oozes charm.
    The second one would be Ryan Gosling, for his ability to dress up in a very simple, but a classical manner
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    ·  What is that one fashion trend that you don't understand or are unable to relate to?

    Ill-fitting shirts. 
    I really don’t understand the point of those really long T-shirts, the ones that go up to the knees and neither do I understand those supertight V-neck T-shirts that most struggling actors wear to auditions.
    · What do you think of men using cosmetics?
    To each his own. 
    All of us are just trying to feel good about ourselves, and if looking a certain way makes us feel good, then there’s nothing wrong with that. 
    Whatever makes you feel at home, go for it.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · Do you have a dedicated skincare routine? Tell us about it?

    I usually begin by washing my face and follow it up with a moisturiser that has a mild SPF rating. After my workouts, I will shower and again moisturiser, and go for a lip balm.
    At night I will again use my face wash, and shampoo & condition my hair, if needed, and follow that up with a night cream.
    Every once in a while, I would go for a facemask, or a scrub, and some ice cube face massages.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · Few key things that all men must know when it comes to dressing better?

    Firstly, understand your body, the fit that it requires, what sort of colours you look good in, that sort of stuff.
    Secondly, get good with shoes. You need a minimum of 4-5 pairs, including a black & brown pair of oxfords, boots and sneakers. 
    Third, the devils in the details. Pick your socks, belts, sunglasses or spectacles very carefully, and ensure that they suit you and your wardrobe.
    Next, get a nice haircut, it tops everything off very neatly.
    And finally, get a nice looking watch that fits your wrist perfectly. They are great as an accessory and can really uplift an outfit.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · One historical era that you find extremely fashionable? 

    1920s Paris, the way we saw it in Midnight In Paris.
    · One celebrity who can teach everyone else a lesson or two on how to pull off the Indian menswear elegantly.
    Saif Ali Khan. The way he dresses up in ethnic menswear is just phenomenal.
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    · Your favourite style icon from Bollywood that you would like to collaborate with, for a video?

    Ranveer Singh. He is very over the top, I think we will pair well. Opposites work well together, right?
    · Tailored suits or ready to wear suits?
    Tailored suits, always.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · Sneakers or boots?

    I’ll go for boots. Sneakers are too casual for my taste.
    ·Traditional ethnic wear, or something contemporary?
    Something contemporary, like a well-structured blazer.
    © Instagram/pareshpahuja
    · Multicoloured prints or monochrome outfits?

    Slightly multicoloured, but not something that is too loud.
    As much as people like to bash social media, there’s no denying the fact that a large chunk of our lives is being shaped by it. What better way to really gauge this phenomenon by the rise of influencers over platforms like YouTube and Instagram? Indeed, the world has become one small ‘gram’.
    As a series Influencing The ’Gram seeks to explore how social media influencers changed the way we think of fashion over the decade, and how for most of them, even though they consider themselves to be ardent renegades, fashion and style contribute immensely to their online personas.



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  23. ADMIN
    A baby boy in Iraq has left the world reeling after making history by being born with three penises.

    Medical marvel?
    © Unsplash
    “To the best of our knowledge, this is the first reported case with three penises or triphallia,” Dr Shakir Saleem Jabali wrote in the International Journal of Surgery Case Reports.

    The boy’s parents brought him to the hospital when he was three months old after they discovered a swelling in his scrotum.
    And once the doctors examined him, they observed that he had a 2-centimetre (0.8-inch) member near the root of his primary *****, and another 1-centimetre-long ***** under his scrotum.
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    This rather interesting news was met with a flurry of reactions on Twitter:

    a legend is born
    — therandomkalbo (@ringohernan) April 3, 2021Such a lucky guy!
    — Ryan (@fontesora) April 3, 2021Porn companies.....sign him Now! Bahahaha
    — UKNOWHO (@buffmiracle1) April 3, 2021God really has his favourite
    — 𝙕𝘼𝙄𝙉 (@ZAINRXJA) April 2, 2021This is the start of a new species of the luckiest gene of man!!!!????
    — Different (@Muutumb0) April 3, 2021To all those of you thinking about the kid being some kind of overcompensated miracle and his unending future possibilities with the opposite ***, well, don’t be excited for too long. 
    Since the child’s additional phalluses didn’t have urethras, the doctors decided to surgically remove the other two penises and during a follow-up appointment a year later, the boy was pronounced to be problem-free.
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    Cases of extra penises are extremely rare, with Diphallia - where one extra ***** is identified - affecting about one in every five to six million births.

    According to Doctors Shakir Saleem Jabali and Ayad Ahmad Mohammed in the report, “Triphallia (three penises) is an unreported condition in a human until now. Patients with supernumerary penises have a unique presentation and no cases are identical.”
    Well, when the child grows up, he is going to hear a story about himself from his parents that will probably leave him speechless for a long, long time. 

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