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Bollywood actress Radhika Madan channeled her inner "dark knight" in a new photograph she posted on social media. Radhika took to Instagram, where she shared a picture of herself dressed in a stunning black dress. She completed her look with minimal make-up and chose to keep her tresses open. … [Read more...] about Radhika Madan Channels Her Inner ‘Dark Knight’ With Stunning Photo

“When someone is ready to buy content, it lifts the producer out of debts, even if it means he stands to make no gains from the trade. But some platforms insist on rev-share models with multi-year payment structures. There is no upright fee in such cases. This is only one issue of selling content to OTT platforms,” he adds. … [Read more...] about Venkat Prabhu: ‘Refreshing to see other directors write roles for me’

3. Muscle gains: HIIT not only helps lose fat but also aids the building of more muscle mass in your body. This is especially true for people who were less active to begin with, and jumped right into HIIT. So, while weight training is still the best way to sustain an increase in muscle mass, HIIT can give you a kickstart. … [Read more...] about HIIT Workout: 7 benefits Of High-intensity Interval Training You Need to Know

SEOUL, Aug. 6 (Xinhua) -- South Korea's tech behemoth Samsung Electronics unveiled new devices in the company's first online rollout event amid the lingering worry about the COVID-19 pandemic, the company said Thursday. … [Read more...] about S. Korea’s Samsung unveils new devices in 1st online rollout event

In the last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reviewed several projects at regular intervals in the newly formed Union Territories. Approval for a Central University in Ladakh has been granted in tune with the commitment made to the people of the hilly region. This university will be a landmark in providing quality education to students of not only the Ladakh region but also the border districts of Himachal Pradesh. The university campus will also have a Centre for Buddhist students, fulfilling a demand of local populace. To ensure universalisation of education, the Right to Education Act 2009 being extended to J&K is in the final stage. Capacity building of the education infrastructure in the Jammu-Kashmir region is another focus area along with large-scale curriculum reforms, teachers’ training, infrastructure upgradation and integration of education technology. … [Read more...] about Books, not bullets in J&K