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  7. ADMIN
    When it comes to defining celebrities' style aesthetics, we focus on their style, personality and how it comes through in their everyday outfits. 
    Having said that, some actors have already established their position as sneakerheads in the industry, while some others relate to a rather functional vibe. Maniesh Paul is definitely one of these actors. 
    He is often seen on the streets wearing rad outfits inspired by the latest street drips that are often complemented with the best of the sneakers out there.
    © Viral Bhayani
    In fact, he has one of the most versatile sneaker collections out there. 

    He knows how to smartly pair his outfits with the right kind of sneakers which often take his outfits to the next level. Case in point, a recent OOTD. 
    Take a close look at what he wore here:
    © Viral Bhayani
    © Viral Bhayani
    The 39-year-old actor was seen wearing a hoodie with a graphic print of Sylvester Stallone's iconic character Rocky on it. 
    He was also wearing a pair of grey track pants with the Champion monogram on them. He even wore a pair of shades on the accessories front. 
    To complete the look, he wore a pair of Big logo trainer 2.0 in grey and orange, otherwise known as glacier grey and tan presidio colourways by Onitsuka Tiger.
    This sneaker, for Onitsuka Tiger, is a playful take on the brand's heritage. The sneaker silhouette is designed in mixed materials with neutral hues. 
    The standout feature for this sneaker is the oversized signature stripes of Onitsuka Tiger in orangem laid over the quarters and integrated with the sneaker's outsole.
    © Onitsuka Tiger
    The design comes across as both modern and stylistically striking from a distance. The sneaker silhouette is priced at 150 Euros which comes down to Rs 13,000 approximately.

    © Viral Bhayani
    © Viral Bhayani
    Maniesh has always been a great tv host, but it is clear that no one can challenge his clever style game. 

    In the past, he's pulled off a look wherein he wore two different sneakers at the same time. Another time, he wore lion sneakers worth over Rs 15,000. 
    It is clear that Maniesh is on to something.

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  13. ADMIN
    When it comes to the Indian smartphone market, the Redmi Note series launch is probably more important than the iPhone launch. Mi India has managed to make this series of smartphones the number 1 selling device in the country and that’s due to its pricing. But in 2021, price is not the only factor that customers consider and Mi India answered its target audience with the Redmi Note 10 Pro series. When I first opened the box of the smartphone, I didn’t look at it as a budget smartphone simply because of how it looks and feels. It seems like Mi India has managed to make the perfect smartphone that delivers everything you want that costs Rs 18,999 and upwards. It’s got an OLED screen for starters, a feature customers have been asking for a while. But that is not the only department where Mi India has made improvements. Let’s talk about what the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max has to offer and where it has made improvements that benefit its users. 
    Design and Display  © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max is not a small smartphone by any means and one can assume that thanks to its nomenclature. When you first look at the phone, it is around the same size as the Galaxy S21 Ultra albeit lighter. The materials used for the smartphone’s chassis are far superior than other smartphones we have used in the same price category. It feels like any other mid-range flagship device but without the premium price tag. The back is quite subtle to look at with very minimal branding and a surface that refracts light at different angles. The overall look is quite classy and distinct from the rest of the smartphones in the category that tends to imitate each other.

    At the front, the smartphone has a 6.67-inch AMOLED display that has a refresh rate of 120Hz. The display is probably amongst the best quality you can find on smartphones in this category especially since the Redmi Note series have been known for using LCD screens in the past. The display also supports HDR10 content for customers who like to watch content on Netflix and other apps that support the format. The phone has a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels with an aspect ratio of 20:9. The overall display quality is quite satisfactory where colours look vivid and accurate enough for daily use. It’s not the same quality as a flagship Samsung device and that’s understandable considering the asking price. If you are looking for a smartphone that doesn’t cost too much and offers the best display possible in return, the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max fits that bill quite well.
    © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    Having said that, even though the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max uses an AMOLED panel, it doesn’t have an in-display fingerprint scanner. Instead, the phone uses a side-mounted scanner on the power button which is quite comfortable to use. It’s a bit more accurate and faster than an in-display fingerprint scanner. We also love the fact the smartphone comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack. The phone also has an IR blaster so that users can control appliances like TVs, Air Conditioners from the phone. 

    Performance and Battery  © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 732G chipset paired with up to 8GB of RAM. In our usage, the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max handled daily tasks with a breeze even with MIUI on top. Scrolling, launching apps and carrying out daily tasks felt ultra-smooth especially with the dynamic refresh rate turned on. Having said that, not all apps run as smooth simply because they haven’t been optimised to take advantage of the high refresh rate yet. While testing a game like Genshin Impact, the smartphone handled it fairly well while there were some noticeable frame rate drops when there were more assets displayed on the screen. However, for competitive games like Call of Duty and other battle-royals games, you shouldn’t face any problems. It is worth note that Genshin Impact has not been fully optimised for the SD 732G platform and you can expect improvements in performance once the developers optimise the game for the SoC. 

    When looking at Benchmark figures, the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max scored 565 (single-core) and 1741 (multi-score) which is fairly respectable for a budget-friendly device. It’s definitely better than the Poco M3 thanks to increased speeds up to 2.3 GHz.  
    © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    The battery backup on the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max is also quite impressive as it can last up to 1.5 days or more on a single charge. The 5020 mAh battery can be fast-charged at 33W using a power-delivery charger that comes in the box. You can also use any third-party PD charger as well however it will only draw power at 18W. The smartphone takes about 40 minutes to reach 50% charge and a bit longer for a full charge.

    Cameras The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max comes with an impressive 108MP primary camera that isn’t being offered by any company right now in this price category. The camera does take 12MP binned shots, however the results are still quite impressive for an average user. The camera has great dynamic range but the details captured by the sensor are slightly a hit and miss. Maybe a future update might fix this problem, however as of now daylight images do need a bit of work.  In terms of night photography, the night mode does a fair job without over-exposing light sources. You may face some issues trying to focus on subjects when there isn’t enough light and end up with blurred shots. 
    © MensXP/Akshay Bhalla
    There is also an 8 MP ultra-wide camera that has a FOV of 118˚. In daylight usage, the ultra-wide camera gives satisfactory results and manages to capture some incredible images. It is by far my favourite lens to use on the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max as it does a better job than any other phone we’ve used this year. There’s also a 5 MP macro-lens that you can use to capture images up-close, however it’s not something you will end up using every day. For portrait images, there’s a 2MP depth sensor as well which results in quite accurate shots. The phone is capable of detecting edges better than smartphones like the OnePlus 8 Series and has enough editing options for you to play around with. 

    If you want to check out the camera samples from the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max, check out our camera samples below:
    Software The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max comes with MIUI 12 out of the box and this is where things can get a bit controversial. You will be served ads from apps like GetApps which can be avoided by switching to a different region when setting up the phone. The OS also needs a bit of optimisation when it comes to taking advantage of the 120Hz refresh rate panel. At times, we did notice frames drops while scrolling, hinting that there needs to be a bit more optimisation from the company. Other additions such as smart home controls in the control center, would make it easier to manage devices without having to use the Mi Home app. 
    The Final Say The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max is a great smartphone to consider if you are looking for a smartphone that perfectly blends features, performance and look. The Redmi Note 10 Pro Max is a testament to Mi India’s commitment to delivering a great smartphone for the Indian customer base and it will be very hard for the competition to beat the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max. There are slight issues with the OS at the moment, however we expect it to be fixed in an update soon.

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  20. ADMIN
    The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in its 2020-21 Approval Process Handbook has released new rules for the eligibility for undergraduate engineering courses, and people have some serious concerns. If you’re not sure what the entire issue is, read on.
    According to these new rules, students are only required to clear three of the following subjects in Class XII to apply for B.Tech or BE programs: Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Information Technology, Biology, Informatics Practices, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational subject, Agriculture, Engineering, Graphics, Business Studies, and Entrepreneurship.
    Both academics and the public are now raising concerns over what this would mean for the quality of our engineers.
    Maths, physics not a must for engineering! Are you serious? Indian students already fare poorly in #engineering #math . Your want to worsen this further? https://t.co/aoF1oepsCY
    — Viraj Kulkarni (@VirajZero) March 12, 2021U can’t even survive one semester of Education in a Tier-1 college if u r not good in Maths & physics.

    With AICTE making PCM no longer mandatory for engineering education, it is only paving the way for further degradation of STEM education.
    — Pikachu (Pika/Pika) (@zLaTaNPiKaPi29) March 12, 2021WTF!!

    Maths & physics are fundamental subjects in engineering pic.twitter.com/S2O809Jb01
    — Neha (@NehaKoppula) March 12, 2021MBBS not a must for Doctors.

    Maths and Physics not must for Engineers.

    These guys want other professions to be run by useless, incompetent people, just like they run the country.
    — "Loin King PM" Lion (@Loquacious_Lion) March 12, 2021Engineering without Physics and Maths is like cooking hot food without Oven, cooker, stove...

    What morons are ruling our country is beyond embarrassing now..

    https://t.co/WEPd1S0Yw9
    — Vinay Kumar Dokania 🇮🇳 ️ (@VinayDokania) March 12, 2021The All India Council for Technical Education has scrapped the mandatory requirement for maths and physics at the 12th grade for admission to engineering colleges.
    Scrapping maths will definitely affect the quality of engineers produced. However scrapping physics is debatable.
    — Daniel Davekumar James (@DanielDavekumar) March 12, 2021However, the organisation said that those with insufficient background in any required subjects will be offered bridging courses in universities. This includes subjects such as “mathematics, physics, engineering drawing for students coming from diverse backgrounds to achieve learning outcomes of the programme”, according to the handbook.
    And some others think that’s fair enough.
    “If a student without maths is admitted he will be required to do a lot of math courses in first year.”

    This approach should be good enough no? If a kid wants to study something else in school and then is motivated enough to work extra hard to study engineering, it’s good only.
    — Harsh (@harsh8848) March 12, 2021They have relaxed the eligibility to join an engineering course. They are not removing those subjects from engineering courses.
    — Pradeep Ananth (@PradeepAnanth_) March 12, 2021What are your thoughts? Should maths and physics be compulsory in 12th or will the new rules help us find better engineers? Tell us in the comments!

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  21. ADMIN
    Sports keepsakes are always in high demand across the board. 
    Limited-edition exclusive collections created through collaborations between celebrities, sportspersons and brands, sports gear including sneakers and jerseys worn by players or even signed by them, have always been sold at sky-high price points for their massive fanbase.
    In the last couple of weeks, NBA legend Michael Jordan's rookie card was sold for a record-breaking $738,000 which comes down to Rs 5,38,74,369. 
    Since then, more of his keepsakes are up for sale. One of the keepsakes, namely a pair of Air Jordan 1 is priced at 1 Million dollars which comes down to Rs 7,30,02,000. approximately.
    © Farfetch
    The OG sneaker silhouette Air Jordan 1s is unworn and is designed in the iconic "Chicago" colourway. 

    This is being currently sold by eBay seller pinstripe_auctions. The sneakers have been autographed by Michael Jordan during his rookie year or his debut year. 
    Surprisingly, there are one of about 15 to 20 pairs of deadstock (never worn before sneakers) of Air Jordan 1s with the stock keeping unit of '850204TYPS' in existence. 
    Moreover, the seller has apparently reported that the Jordans are one of the two publicly verified deadstock pairs in existence with Michael Jordan's rookie signature.
    © Farfetch
    There also seems to be a mismatch in size in the listing with sizes 13 and 13.5, which were built in 985 for Michael, as size 13.5 is not available on the racks right now. 

    While the price may seem far-fetched, to put things in perspective, a similar pair of game-worn Air Jordan 1 was sold at an auction for $615,000 last year, which comes down to Rs. 4,48,97,798. 
    The listing further reads, "Please do not miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of the finest pairs of Air Jordan 1 player samples that were owned by Michael Jordan," the present eBay listing reads.
    © Farfetch
    It also comes with a letter of authenticity, so it does check all the boxes in case, you're wondering. 


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  22. ADMIN
    Virat Kohli, unquestionably, has an expensive taste and is into exquisite stuff, mostly things that come with a hefty price tag. 

    Whether we are talking about his ridiculously expensive bags or his Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo watch, he knows his game right. 
    Amongst so many wealthy cricketers, who have time and again, showcased their love for extravagant things, including Hardik Pandya and Yuzvendra Chahal, Virat's choices usually stand out.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Well, he just showed us yet another example of why he is the king of exquisite things. Take a look.

    © Viral Bhayani
    © Viral Bhayani
    Anushka Sharma and Virat had a baby girl two months ago and they named her Vamika. Virat recently posted an adorable picture with his wife Anushka of him kissing her forehead. 

    He took to share this picture on the occasion of Vamika's two-month birthday.
    This picture crossed over Rs 65.5 Lakhs likes within minutes and fans started showering their love for the couple.
    While this picture was packed with PDA, we also couldn't take our eyes off the watch that Virat was wearing.
    Take a look:
    © Rolex
    It seems to us that Virat can't get enough of Rolex watches. He was yet again seen showcasing a new watch from his collection called The Rolex Sky-Dweller. 

    This watch is a distinctive one as the watch is made for world travellers.  It is made with a fluted bezel.
    © Rolex
    Furthermore, it has a dark rhodium dial with luminous everose gold hands and index hour markers. As for its functions, the watch has an annual calendar and the dial type is Analog. 

    As for more, this watch has a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and comes with an oyster lock clasp.
    The Price:
    Given that this watch is from a legendary brand as Rolex and the fact that this Sky-Dweller watch is another exquisite piece, assuming the price of it would be sky-high won't be wrong.
    © Rolex
    The Rolex Sky-Dweller Watch is almost worth $50,000, say roughly Rs 36,33,700. 

    Virat has often been spotted in several Rolex watches, but this one, by far, is one of the most expensive watches from his collection. I mean, imagine shelling out Rs 36 Lakhs for a watch!
    © Viral Bhayani
    This isn't the time only when Virat has worn such an ostentatious watch. 

    He once celebrated his birthday wearing the Rolex Yacht-Master worth Rs 17 Lakhs and then again, a Rolex Daytona Cosmograph Daytona watch worth Rs 8 Lakhs as he was seen chilling in his balcony.

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  23. ADMIN
    Stylistically, the 1970s & the 1980s were a phenomenal period for fashion, in Indian cinema. 
    We saw some pretty cool style moves back then, which, believe it or not, people still follow to this day, including our Bollywood celebrities.
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    There was this instance when Ranveer Singh dressed up in a flamboyant, 1970s Disco outfit.
    © Viral Bhayani
    And then, there was the time when Rajkummar Rao dressed up as Amitabh Bachchan from Yaarana, for his film Ludo.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Well, it seems that retro-dressing has found a new fan in Rajkummar Rao too, as he pulled off something similar, yet again.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Rajkummar Rao was seen in Delhi while promoting his film Roohi, and then at the Mumbai Airport, in a rather dapper looking vintage ensemble, which was mostly white.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Rajkummar was seen wearing a pair of white pants, all-white sneakers, and a rather dapper looking, mainly white jumper, with yellow and grey stripes. Basically, he pulled off a ‘Jeetendra.’
    © Viral Bhayani
    For those who have been living under a rock, and don’t know who Jeetendra is or rather what his body of work has been, Jeetendra is one of the most successful stars in the history of Indian cinema. 

    He was also a prolific dancer, and was known for wearing completely white ensembles, which had just a hint of colour.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Well, Rajkummar Ras was dressed in a similar manner.
    © Viral Bhayani
    The quasi-monochromatic outfit indeed looked superb. We like how Rajkummar decided to go for a piece that had the vertical yellow stripe across it. That bit of yellow uplifts the entire ensemble by a mile. 
    © Viral Bhayani
    Then, there are the vintage yellow acetate sunglasses the’s got. They too have a very vintage appeal, thanks to the yellow coloured lenses. 
    © Viral Bhayani
    Then there is the black backpack that he’s got. The backpack too had a vintage quality about it, especially with those brown patches of leather and zipper tags.
    © Viral Bhayani
    Finally, there are the sneakers, which we have to admit, are one of the cleanest, whitest pairs of coke white sneakers we have seen. 

    Chunky white sneakers are all the rage this year it seems, with countless celebrities opting for more of these.
    © Viral Bhayani
    All in all that’s a really cool outfit, especially, when you consider the vintage aspect of Rajkummar’s outfit. 


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  24. ADMIN
    Sometimes, celebrities end up doing certain things that land them into trouble for all the right reasons. Recently, actor Vicky Kaushal received a lot of flak for performing a stunt in which he is standing on a horse’s back and that has made people criticize him for not being kinder to animals.  
    The actor posted a picture of the same on Instagram and claimed that he was trying to recreate Anil Kapoor’s painting from the movie Welcome. In the film, Anil Kapoor’s character was called Majnu Bhai and he has painted a donkey standing on the back of a horse. But, fans didn’t like the joke and called him out for his actions. 
    Check out the post here-
    View this post on Instagram
    Vicky took to Instagram and wrote, “Got a little too inspired by Majnu bhai’s painting this morning. @anilskapoor.”

    Many people didn’t find Vicky Kaushal’s picture funny at all and were surprised how he used an animal to look cool on social media. 
    Here’s what people have to say about the picture- 
    © Instagram/Vicky Kaushal
    © Instagram/Vicky Kaushal
    A user on social media commented on Vicky‘s post saying, “Can we for once think about the animal.” Another wrote,“Is that horse ok.”  

    A user also commented saying, “I am pretty sure this is bad for the horse’s back. Vicky, you can do better than this.”
    What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below!

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  25. ADMIN
    With the first of five T20I series between India and England set to begin at 7 PM on Friday at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, the list of commentators for the series has been revealed.
    One of the most prominent members of the Hindi commentary desk would be the former opener of the Indian cricket team and two-time IPL winning captain Gautam Gambhir. 
    #IndiaTaiyarHai to watch the Men in
    give it their all in the Paytm T20I Trophy #INDvENG.

    You too can stay ready by having our experts answer your queries - just tweet them using #AskStar. #Byjus #CricketLIVE | 1st T20I | Today, 5:30 PM | Star Sports & Disney+Hotstar VIP pic.twitter.com/adwK0m8wdD
    — Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) March 12, 2021
    Oddly, as soon as the news broke, a unique set of requests began to flow Gambhir’s way with the fans of the Indian cricket team requesting him to compliment and praise the touring England team while doing no such thing for the Men in Blue.
    gautam Gambhir said eng will win 5-0 thats why i am very happy
    — UPENDRA MOHAN SARKAR (@sarkar_upendra) March 12, 2021
    @GautamGambhir Bhai Panoti mt daalio pls aur @cricketaakash please gaana mt gaaio
    — Devansh Dhingra (@dhingra_1012) March 12, 2021
    I request @/GautamGambhir Sir to be critical of Kolly https://t.co/FxiLJZ966S
    — Phoebe♡✿ (@Enchante__18) March 12, 2021
    But Why Do People Not Want Gambhir To Praise Team India?
    Simply because whenever the former cricketer praises or backs up a player or a team ahead of a match, they seem to not do so well and end up with a bad performance on the ground. 
    It has been an under-the-radar running gag with the Indian cricket fans who continue to make hilarious requests to the southpaw about not choosing any Indian cricketers in his fantasy cricket team and ask him to praise the best performing player in the opposing side as much as he can so that in the next match they end up choking.
    One of the greatest instances of such an occurrence was when Gambhir had selected Delhi Capitals’ Marcus Stoinis to be the captain of his fantasy team for the IPL 2020 final.
    I have picked Marcus Stoinis as captain of my fantasy XI for the #IPL2020 final. Among the bowlers, I have gone for @ashwinravi99 over Anrich Nortje.

    Watch me at https://t.co/Dip9FHRLDC during #IPL2020 as I pick my best FantasyXI for @weRcricket.#DCvMI #GambhirFantasyXI #IPL pic.twitter.com/D3AshgrZ8O
    — Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) November 9, 2020
    The Australian, who’d had a phenomenal IPL season in 2020 ended up getting out on a golden duck on the batting end of the team and also turned out to be the most expensive bowler for Delhi in the final against Mumbai Indians.
    For the India-England series, Gambhir’s Hindi commentary panel will be joined by Aakash Chopra, VVS Laxman, and Parthiv Patel.
    For the English channel, Harsha Bhogle will be joined by Graeme Swann, Ajit Agarkar, Deep Dasgupta, Murali Kartik, and Laxman Sivaramakrishnan.

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