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Inside Sanjay Dutt’s lavish Rs.295 crore world
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Inside Sanjay Dutt’s lavish Rs.295 crore world

Sanjay Dutt, a Bollywood legend with a 44-year career, continues to rule both cinema and business. With properties in Mumbai and Dubai, ventures like whisky and Dutts’ Franktea, and luxury cars including a Rolls-Royce and Ferrari, his ₹295 crore empire reflects stardom built on talent, resilience, and ambition.

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Did you know the real reason why the sky is blue and space is dark
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Did you know the real reason why the sky is blue and space is dark

Earth's atmosphere scatters sunlight, making the sky appear blue due to shorter blue light waves. Longer waves, like red and yellow, dominate sunsets as light travels through more atmosphere. This phenomenon differs on other planets with varied atmospheres. Space, lacking an atmosphere, remains black as there's nothing to scatter sunlight.

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Divyendu talks about moving beyond his boy-next-door roles
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Divyendu talks about moving beyond his boy-next-door roles

Divyendu Sharma continues to evolve as one of Bollywood’s most versatile actors, balancing emotional depth with daring choices. In his latest film *Saali Mohabbat*, directed by Tisca Chopra, he plays a complex role. Known for shedding his “boy-next-door” image, Divyendu remains grounded, driven by creativity rather than conventional success.

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THIS actress cooked her own food on sets
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THIS actress cooked her own food on sets

Remembering Smita Patil on her 39th death anniversary, this piece highlights her iconic status in Indian cinema. Beyond her acting prowess, she was a staunch advocate for women's rights and maintained humility, even cooking her own meals on sets. Her impactful roles often portrayed strong, independent women, reflecting her personal ethos.

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Shatrughan Sinha didn’t speak to Rekha for 20 years
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Shatrughan Sinha didn’t speak to Rekha for 20 years

Veteran actors Shatrughan Sinha and Rekha shared a remarkable 20-year silence. A minor disagreement during the filming of 'Khoon Bhari Maang' led to this prolonged cold war. Shatrughan Sinha revealed the fallout was over a silly issue. It was Shatrughan's wife, Poonam Sinha, who ultimately mended their relationship, restoring their friendship.

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Why Dandruff Peaks In Winter And The Smart Scalp Care That Prevents It
Health

Why Dandruff Peaks In Winter And The Smart Scalp Care That Prevents It

As temperatures decrease, dandruff becomes a seasonal struggle for many. Flaking, itching, and irritation tend to spike during winter, leaving people wondering whether it’s just dryness or something more persistent. “As temperatures drop, many people notice an unwelcome guest, dandruff. Even those without chronic scalp issues often find their scalp flaking more during winter,” says Ms. Lalita Arya, CEO, Dermapuritys. According to her, winter conditions quietly disrupt scalp balance, making flakes far more visible and stubborn. ALSO READ: Pollution-Induced Acne: Why Winter Cities Trigger Sudden Breakouts The Real Reason Winter Triggers Dandruff Flare-Ups (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Winter air is naturally dry, and indoor heating further strips moisture from the scalp. This loss of hydration weakens the scalp’s protective barrier, making it prone to irritation and flaking. “Winter brings cold, dry air, both outdoors and indoors due to heaters. This lack of moisture can strip your scalp of its natural oils, leading to dryness and flaking,” explains Ms. Lalita Arya. Reduced sun exposure also plays a role. Sunlight helps the body produce vitamin D, which supports skin and scalp health. With shorter days and less sun, the scalp becomes more vulnerable to inflammation, dandruff, and slow recovery. Dry Scalp Or Dandruff? What's The Difference Many people mistake winter dandruff for simple dryness, but treating the wrong condition can make flakes worse. “Differentiating the two is essential for proper treatment,” says Ms. Simrat Sandhu, Founder of Cosmetique by Simrat Sandhu. She explains, “If the scalp feels tight with small white flakes, it’s usually dryness. But if flakes are greasy, yellowish, itchy, or come with redness, it is likely dandruff and needs targeted treatment.” Dry scalp improves with moisture, while dandruff responds better to antifungal and medicated care. Why Over-Oiling In Winter Can Backfire (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) One of the biggest winter hair-care myths is excessive oiling. While oil feels comforting, it can worsen dandruff when used incorrectly. “Frequent oiling is one of the most misunderstood winter hair habits,” warns Ms. Simrat Sandhu. “Over-oiling can trap impurities, clog follicles, and worsen flakes, especially when dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis is involved.” She recommends oiling only once a week using lightweight, non-comedogenic oils, and avoiding heavy daily oiling that creates an environment for yeast overgrowth. Can Scalp Serums Actually Control Dandruff Scalp serums have gained popularity, and for good reason. Unlike oils, they are formulated to treat the scalp without clogging pores. “When choosing a serum to combat winter dandruff, certain ingredients are especially effective,” says Ms. Lalita Arya. Key ingredients to look for include: Salicylic Acid to exfoliate flakes Zinc Pyrithione to control dandruff-causing yeast Ketoconazole for persistent dandruff Tea Tree Oil to soothe irritation Niacinamide to strengthen the scalp barrier “These ingredients work together to reduce flakes, itchiness, and inflammation when used consistently,” she adds. Using scalp serums correctly is crucial for results. “Consistency is key,” explains Ms. Lalita Arya. “Start with applying anti-dandruff serums two to three times a week on a clean scalp. Adjust based on how your scalp responds, and always pair it with a gentle, hydrating shampoo.” Overuse, however, can cause irritation, especially on sensitive scalps. Dermatologist-Recommended Winter Scalp Care Routine According to Ms. Simrat Sandhu, the ideal winter routine balances hygiene and hydration: Use anti-dandruff shampoo twice a week with zinc pyrithione, ketoconazole, or salicylic acid. Apply a moisturising scalp mask once a week. Avoid hot showers, which strip essential oils. Opt for light oiling only if dryness dominates, not dandruff She adds that clinic-grade scalp therapies and antifungal peels may be beneficial for severe or recurring cases. Common Winter Hair Mistakes That Worsen Dandruff (Image Source: ABPLIVE AI) Even with the right products, habits can undo progress. “Hot showers, over-washing, harsh products, and skipping hydration are common mistakes that worsen winter dandruff,” says Ms. Lalita Arya. She recommends lukewarm showers, gentle cleansing, and nourishing treatments to keep the scalp balanced. Long-Term Habits That Prevent Seasonal Dandruff Preventing winter dandruff isn’t just about seasonal care, it’s about year-round consistency. “Long-term prevention requires maintaining scalp hygiene beyond winter,” says Ms. Simrat Sandhu. She advises a nutrient-rich diet with omega-3s, zinc, and vitamin D, stress management, regular scalp exfoliation, minimal product switching, and using a humidifier during dry months. “These habits help reduce recurring flare-ups and build long-term scalp resilience,” she notes. Winter dandruff isn’t inevitable, but it does require smarter care. Understanding whether you’re dealing with dryness or dandruff, avoiding over-oiling, and using targeted scalp serums can make all the difference. With expert-backed routines and consistent habits, a flake-free winter scalp is absolutely achievable. [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is shared by experts and is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

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THIS actor made a lasting impact with a limited role
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THIS actor made a lasting impact with a limited role

Vicky Kaushal, praised for his role as Kamlesh in 'Sanju', continues to win hearts with his emotional depth and sincerity. As he enjoys fatherhood with Katrina Kaif and gears up for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s 'Love & War' alongside Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, Vicky’s journey reflects growth, versatility, and lasting impact.

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Bottles thrown, banners vandalised: Messi forced to exit stadium
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Bottles thrown, banners vandalised: Messi forced to exit stadium

Football icon Lionel Messi's Kolkata visit was a whirlwind of adoration and disruption. While a massive crowd caused chaos during his stadium appearance, leading to security concerns, fans also celebrated his legacy with a 70-foot statue unveiling. Messi's return after 14 years ignited immense enthusiasm, highlighting his enduring popularity.

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Shah Rukh Khan FINALLY meets Messi - WATCH
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Shah Rukh Khan FINALLY meets Messi - WATCH

Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan finally met his football idol, Lionel Messi, in Kolkata. The actor, accompanied by his son AbRam, shared a heartwarming fan moment with the Argentine legend. Messi warmly greeted AbRam, signing his jersey, before shaking hands with Khan. This highly anticipated meeting of two global stars quickly went viral online.

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Dhurandhar: BTS video of Gaurav Gera’s transformation
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Dhurandhar: BTS video of Gaurav Gera’s transformation

Gaurav Gera's unrecognizable transformation as Mohammad Aalam in 'Dhurandhar' is a major talking point. The film's makeup team revealed the detailed process behind his makeover. Audiences expressed shock and admiration for the actor's versatility and the artist's skill. 'Dhurandhar' continues to be a box office success, with a sequel planned.

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‘Kantara 2’; ‘Varanasi: When Indian filmmakers ditched green screens
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‘Kantara 2’; ‘Varanasi: When Indian filmmakers ditched green screens

Filmmakers are increasingly embracing real locations for authentic cinematic experiences. From the spiritual backdrops of 'Kantara' in coastal Karnataka to the grand recreations and jungle adventures of SS Rajamouli's 'Varanasi', and the breathtaking Kerala landscapes in 'Raavan', these films leverage natural beauty. The Malayalam classic 'Manichitrathazhu' also utilized heritage structures for its chilling atmosphere, proving the power of real-world settings.

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SBI lowers select deposit, lending rates
Business

SBI lowers select deposit, lending rates

SBI has reduced interest rates on specific deposits and lending benchmarks following a 25 basis points repo rate cut. The bank adjusted deposit rates to maintain its net interest margin, with changes affecting 444-day deposits and those between two to three years. This move occurs as bank credit growth outpaces deposit expansion.

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