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Planning a family holiday often comes with the hassle of having to search for the perfect destination and accommodation. A home away from home where you can relax and rejuvenate with your family. With 2020 being a year of distress, in particular, who doesn’t need some time to recharge their batteries! Is relying on a 4-5 star hotel every time enough for you to create memorable experiences with your loved ones? Do you come back all happy and rejuvenated after spending a bomb? Maybe not. Even the best of hotels today are found in the most bustling and noisy areas in the city providing small rooms and limited space for the money you end up paying. What you need is a lot beyond just room and food. You deserve an unforgettable exotic family holiday accompanied by entertainment, relaxation and rejuvenation. Not only this year but every year! And here’s how it’s possible with Club Mahindra and not mere hotels: Exotic Destinations resorts are mostly located amidst nature in an ... » Learn More about How Club Mahindra’s exotic resorts are creating memorable family holidays that hotels never can

Apart from making a phenomenal cooling and scrumptious drink, hibiscus is a surprisingly better expansion to natural hair and healthy skin. For the hair, hibiscus is a delicate cleaning agent (marginally on the acidic side of unbiased), and a molding spice that helps reduce the hair fall by reinforcing and molding the roots, enhances shine, adds volume, adds a rosy color to the hair (more noticeable on lighter hair), advances hair development, and assists with scalp problems. It is likewise incredible as a delicate scalp scrub. So, here are some of the best hibiscus powders for your hair: Hibiscus Powder Features Just Jaivik Organic Hibiscus Flower Powder Protects hair from breakage Indus Valley Organic Hibiscus Powder For both hair and face Luxura Sciences Hibiscus Powder Makes hair thicker Forest Herbs 100% Natural Organic Hibiscus Powder Prevents premature graying Khadi Omorose Hibiscus Flower Powder Prevents hair loss ... » Learn More about Trust hibiscus powder for stronger, shinier hair; prevents hair loss

NEW DELHI: Receiving a tepid response from highrise buildings that were served notices nine months ago for submitting structural audit reports, Delhi’s civic bodies have now resorted to issuing final warning for disconnecting water and electricity supply if no response is received within a month. South Delhi Municipal Corporation has dispatched over 30 such warnings, while North Delhi Municipal Corporation has issued five notices so far. East Delhi Municipal Corporation is planning to initiate similar action in the future. To ensure seismic stability of buildings in Delhi, the three civic bodies had earlier issued around 1,350 notices to buildings identified as high-risk structures. These included 709 buildings in EDMC’s jurisdiction, and around 300 each in north and south corporation areas. “People need to understand that the survey is for their safety and there is no need for retrofitting in all cases. There have been instances where buildings constructed prior to ... » Learn More about Delhi civic bodies issues final warning to high-rises to do safety check

Bigg Boss 14's second runner up Nikki Tamboli has taken the fans on a trip down the memory lane by sipping coffee in her favourite mug. Nikki's fierce, fun and cute moments from the house were loved by all. There have been a lot of cute moments of Nikki, witnessed by the fans but the one that took the fans head over heels was when she posted a picture of herself sipping her early morning coffee. The post read: "Awww! #NikkiTamboli sipping coffee from her favourite Bigg Boss cup, giving major Bigg Boss missing feels. Remembering the coffee stealing, hiding the coffee and those lil coffee chit chats! #Nostalgic (sic)" In an exclusive interview with Times Of India, Nikki had stated that she will take some time to adjust with the outside world. She said, "I think I will take at least a week to live my life normally. Living inside a house for five months with the same people and so many different situations really changes a person. I can still hear Bigg Boss’s voice and ... » Learn More about Bigg Boss 14’s Nikki Tamboli creates a nostalgic moment by sipping coffee from her favourite Bigg Boss mug

Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday evening slammed the Centre over the rise in prices of petrol and diesel. The Shiv Sena chief also replied to the opposition amid the demand for ouster of Maharashtra minister Sanjay Rathod over his name being linked to the death of a woman. Addressing a press conference, he said, "The agitations that you are leading against power bills, why not lead the same ones against petrol and diesel? We saw Tendulkar's century, Virat's century, but now we will see petrol scoring a century for the first time. The finance minister is sitting here... dada (Ajit Pawar), if I have said something wrong, please correct me." "The Centre has increased its cess on fuel, GST due to states is still not disbursed. Just because you scream and shout, doesn't make what you say the truth. There are Rs 29,000 crore plus due from the Centre through GST, so why aren't they shouting and protesting against that?" he added. READ: ... » Learn More about Uddhav Thackeray slams Centre over rising fuel prices; replies to opposition over Sanjay Rathod’s resignation

Video Player Close HEFEI, Feb. 28 (Xinhua) -- Anhui, a major agricultural province in eastern China, achieved a gross domestic product growth of 3.9 percent in 2020, ranking the fourth-fastest among provincial-level economies in China by industrial upgrade. The province is one of the epitomes of China's high-quality development in recent years featuring flourishing emerging industries and scientific innovation. The changing electricity consumption of different industries during the past decades is an obvious indicator of its transformation. Data from the State Grid Hefei Power Supply Company showed that emerging industries including computer, communications and other electronic equipment manufacturing became the main electricity users in Hefei, capital of Anhui, in 2020, with leading Chinese display producer BOE Technology Group Co. Ltd. being the biggest user. Back in 2010, the top 10 list, however, was dominated by industries including chemicals, and ferrous metal ... » Learn More about Economic Watch: China’s agricultural province achieves industrial upgrade with innovation

Innovator and educationist Sonam Wangchuk, the real life Phunsukh Wangdu of Bollywood blockbuster 3 Idiots , has developed an eco-friendly solar heated tent that Army personnel can use in extremely cold places like Siachen and Galwan valley in the Ladakh region. Photographs: Kind courtesy @Wangchuk66 /Twitter Wangchuk, who has many environment friendly innovations to his name, said the solar heated military tent, besides saving on use of fossil fuel and its ill effects on environment, increases the safety of the military personnel. "This tent uses the solar energy trapped during day time to keep the soldiers' sleeping chamber warm during night. Since there is no use of fossil fuel, it saves on money and also is emission free," he said. The innovator said the temperature inside the sleeping chamber of the military tent can be increased or decreased by corresponding increase or decrease in insulation layers. "The sleeping chamber has four layers of insulation ... » Learn More about Sonam Wangchuk develops solar heated tent for soldiers

PUNE : The Pune Cantonment Board ( PCB ) has decided to seal the properties of defaulters if they do not clear the property tax arrears before March 5. The board has already issued notices to over 250 people, most of whom are owners of hotels, garment shops among others, a PCB official said. Amit Kumar, PCB’s CEO, said, “We have already given them adequate time to respond. If they don’t make the full payment before March 5, we are going to seal their properties under the Cantonment Act, 2006. It will remain sealed till we get the dues.” The PCB is supposed to get Rs38 crore from 12,200 properties. It has recovered only Rs18 crore, so far, an official said. We are left with limited revenue sources and property tax is one of them,” Kumar said, adding that some of the owners have paid part of the taxes., but they anticipate 100% recovery from them. Traders and businessmen said the legal tussle between old tenants and owners is one of the reasons for tax pendency. “Arrears ... » Learn More about Pune Cantonment Board to seal properties of tax defaulters

The Karnataka Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle Bill was passed by the State’s Legislative Council on Monday, February 8. The Bill had already been passed by the Legislative Assembly where the State government enjoys a majority. But the prospect of the Bill passing the Upper House was doubtful as the Opposition parties — the Congress and the Janata Dal (S) — have a majority in the Council; and both were opposed to the Bill. But the law was passed by the Council despite the lack of a majority. Instead of having a division vote based on actual voting as is usual and as the Opposition members had demanded, the presiding officer just declared the Bill passed by voice vote without any division. New legislative template If this sounds rather familiar, it is because an uncannily similar process was followed to pass the controversial farm laws (by the Rajya Sabha) in September 2020 . Here too, the government seemed to lack a majority to pass the bills in the Upper ... » Learn More about Voice vote as constitutional subterfuge

On February 1, 2021, in the wake of the intensification of the farmers’ protests and reports of violent incidents on January 26 – a number of Twitter accounts became inaccessible in India . These included (among many others) the accounts of The Caravan magazine, the actor Sushant Singh, and the Kisan Ekta Morcha handle, which was chronicling the protests. In the beginning, it was unclear whether this was Twitter’s decision, based on its belief that the accounts had violated its Terms of Service (the reason for its permanent suspension of Donald Trump from its platform, for example), or whether Twitter had been ordered to do so by the government, or by a court. As outrage mounted, the Government of India clarified that it had invoked Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, and ordered Twitter to block access to these accounts. The reason, it appeared, was the use of the hashtag #ModiPlanningFarmerGenocide, which was deemed a threat to public order. The merits of this ... » Learn More about Fuzzy law, unclear jurisprudence, trampled rights