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  21. ADMIN
    When we talk about fusion wear looks in general, we often see the most innovative ones during weddings or Diwali. 
    Since the festive season just went by, we have so many instances of celebrities stepping out or posting pictures on Instagram of groundbreaking looks that we would love to emulate in the future.
    For instance, this Diwali, a lot of celebrities took the opportunity to celebrate after staying at home for months amid the coronavirus pandemic. This included the likes of celebrities like Ishaan Khatter, Siddhant Chaturvedi and Ibrahim Ali Khan.
    In fact, in the recent pictures of Ibrahim, he legit looks like a younger version of his father, Saif Ali Khan. 
    Take a look at the pictures here:
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    Ibrahim was wearing a beige and green printed kurta in silk with seemingly long hair, courtesy the fact that most people are avoiding the risk of going to the salon.  
    But with the grown hair, he does look like a younger version of his father, Saif Ali Khan from his Kal Ho Na Ho days. 
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    While there is talk of Ibrahim Ali Khan taking up a project in Bollywood soon, we are sure everyone is waiting with bated breath to see how the young Khan will carry on the legacy of his father. 

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    The COVID-19 lockdown prompted a lot of migrant workers to return to their villages. Apparently, there was a spike in mobile data usage at that time in the rural areas as all the workers are assumed to have rapidly used up their data allowances.
    The same has been confirmed by some senior industry analysts and executives. This trend continued well till September when the workers started returning to the cities after the lockdown restrictions were slowly eased. These usage patterns strongly contributed to the overall data usage levels.
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    Jio and Airtel's expansion in rural areas also acted as a catalyst to this new trend. As a result, rural consumption now accounts for roughly 45% of overall mobile data usage, and urban usage makes up 55%. This is a significant change compared to the 40:60 ratio before the COVID-19 lockdown.

    While speaking to ET, a top telco executive said, "Post-lockdowns, rural mobile data usage for the Big 3 telcos grew by 30-35% sequentially in the June quarter, which was much sharper than the estimated 15-20% rise in urban data usage".
    It's, however, worth pointing out that there has been a decline in rural voice minutes during the same period. The rural voice minutes usage fell 5% sequentially in the June quarter as the volume of urban-to-rural voice calls dropped as migrant workers went home.
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    It'll be interesting to see how the usage pattern changes now that the lockdown restrictions have been eased and the migrants are back in the cities. We'd love to see more users being retained in the rural areas.

    Source: ET

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    Barack Obama recently revealed that he used to watch Bollywood movies in his college days with his friends and why not, we all love old Hindi movies, after all. He reiterates while speaking about his fascination with India in his book ‘A Promised Land’.

    He also said that he has a special place for India as most of his childhood years were spent in Indonesia listening to the epic Hindu tales of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata.
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    Obama also revealed that he had never been to India before his Presidential visit in 2010 and he wrote in his book, “India always held a special place in my imagination. Maybe it was because I’d spent a part of my childhood in Indonesia listening to the epic Hindu tales of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, or because of my interest in Eastern religions, or because of a group of Pakistani and Indian college friends who’d taught me to cook dal and keema and turned me on to Bollywood movies.”
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    In 2017, when Obama travelled to India in December, he said in an interview in Delhi that he loves dal and keema. He also that he is the first-ever US President o have the recipe for daal. He added that while his keema is excellent, his chicken is okay. Back then, he had also said that he finds it incredibly hard to make Rotis.

    Here’s what people on the internet have to say about this-
    He's very fortunate. Most Indian kids don't get the chance to do that.
    — sonia 🇮🇳🕉 (@sonia_sinha) November 17, 2020Ab samajh aaya Modi ji "my friend Barack, my friend Barack" kyon bola karte the.
    — Sanjeev Kumar (@sanjeevkumar__) November 17, 2020Khush ho jao Baharatiyo.......
    — redblood2714@gmail.com (@redblood2714) November 17, 2020Without understanding it probably...Just listening doesnt help.. It just becomes one more activity.... https://t.co/srswlqZmxJ
    — radha raju (@radharaju18) November 17, 2020That's why Obama stood out as a cultured man.
    — Pradeep (@PPK37523) November 17, 2020Irony is we depend on others to inspire us to follow & hv faith in our religion.
    — ila saxena (@SaxenaIla) November 17, 2020Which movies do you this the former US President watches? Let us know in the comments below.

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