Shahid Kapoor REACTS to claims of paid trolling against Alia Bhatt's Cannes look: 'Negative aspect is part of job' | Hindi Movie News

Shahid Kapoor REACTS to claims of paid trolling against Alia Bhatt’s Cannes look: ‘Negative aspect is part of job’ | Hindi Movie News

Actor Shahid Kapoor has reacted to a film critic’s recent claim that a paid negative PR campaign may have triggered massive trolling against Alia Bhatt following her Cannes Film Festival appearance. During the conversation, Shahid shared his views on industry rumours, manipulation, and the importance of authenticity in showbiz. Shahid Kapoor on industry rumours and…

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David Hockney Death News: David Hockney, one of Britain’s most celebrated artists, whom King Charles III called a man of “irrepressible charm and talent,” passes away at 88

David Hockney Death News: David Hockney, one of Britain’s most celebrated artists, whom King Charles III called a man of “irrepressible charm and talent,” passes away at 88

Renowned British artist David Hockney, celebrated for his iconic swimming pool paintings and vibrant style, has passed away in London at the age of 88. His career spanned seven decades, embracing diverse mediums from painting to digital art, leaving a legacy of joyful and innovative work that deeply touched the public and art world alike….

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What Himalayan villagers eat for breakfast

What Himalayan villagers eat for breakfast

Gundruk, the fermented leafy green that appears across Nepal and Himalayan-adjacent regions, is one of the most interesting breakfast companions in the mountains. It is made by fermenting and drying leafy greens, often mustard or radish leaves, and then using them in soups, side dishes or as part of a larger meal. In winter especially,…

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Indus Waters Treaty fallout? Nearly a third of Pakistan reels as Sindh, Balochistan face water crisis

Indus Waters Treaty fallout? Nearly a third of Pakistan reels as Sindh, Balochistan face water crisis

Is the fallout from Pakistan’s terror policy now reaching its fields and farms? With India keeping the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, a severe water shortage across Sindh and Balochistan is fuelling fears of an “economic massacre” in agricultural regions.Months after New Delhi put the decades-old treaty in abeyance following the Pakistan-sponsored Pahalgam terror attack,…

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