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Kriti Sanon on women being trolled for film’s box office failure: ‘I come across really hurtful comments’ | Bollywood
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Kriti Sanon on women being trolled for film’s box office failure: ‘I come across really hurtful comments’ | Bollywood

Kriti Sanon is currently basking in the success of her two back-to-back releases of 2024. The actor has achieved yet another milestone as her heist-comedy Crew is shattering box office records. In a recent interview with Zoom TV, she spoke about the fate of women-led films. Kriti also stressed on women being targeted for a movie's failure. (Also read: Kriti Sanon on star kids getting better opportunities: ‘I had more potential’) Kriti Sanon recently reacted to female actors being trolled after a movie's box office failure. Kriti Sanon reacts to sexism towards female actorsKriti, while interacting with Zoom TV was quizzed about female actors being held responsible when a film fails to perform well in theatres. She said, “It's just very sad. At times, I do come across really hurtful...
Munna Bhaiya will return in Mirzapur season 3? Here’s what Divyendu Sharma has to say | Web Series
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Munna Bhaiya will return in Mirzapur season 3? Here’s what Divyendu Sharma has to say | Web Series

Mirzapur 3 is going to return for the third season, as announced by Prime Video last week. Divyendu Sharma left a huge impact on the show with his dark portrayal of Munna Bhaiya. The actor reinvented himself with the show after playing the innocent Nishant Agrawal aka Liquid in Pyaar Ka Punchnama. In a recent interview with Humans of Bombay he reacted to fan theories about his possible return in the crime-series. (Also read: Paatal Lok Season 2 and Call Me Bae to Follow Kar Lo Yaar and Be Happy: Amazon Prime Video announces new shows for 2024) Divyendu Sharmaa recently revealed if he will return in Amazon Prime’s Mirzapur 3. Divyendu Sharma demolishes fan theories about Mirzapur 3During his interaction he was asked if he is making a surprise comeback as Munna Bhaiya since there ar...
Why Heart Disease Research Still Favors Men
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Why Heart Disease Research Still Favors Men

Published in partnership with The Fuller Project, a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to the coverage of women’s issues around the world.Katherine Fitzgerald had just arrived at the party. Before she could even get a drink, she threw up and broke out in a sweat. “I was dizzy. I couldn’t breathe. I had heart pain,” Fitzgerald says.She knew she was having a heart attack.What she didn’t know then was that the heart attack could have been prevented. Fitzgerald, a health-conscious, exercise-loving lawyer, should have been taking statin drugs to stop the buildup of plaque in her arteries that caused the heart attack and two others that followed.Fitzgerald’s case illustrates a dangerous gap in medical care between men and women. While they are equally likely to suffer heart attacks, women are more lik...
Crew box office collection day 9: Kareena Kapoor, Tabu and Kriti Sanon-starrer shows growth, crosses ₹50 cr | Bollywood
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Crew box office collection day 9: Kareena Kapoor, Tabu and Kriti Sanon-starrer shows growth, crosses ₹50 cr | Bollywood

Crew box office collection day 9: Kareena Kapoor, Tabu and Kriti Sanon-starrer Crew opened well at the box office. Although it showed a dip in numbers during the week, the film has now picked up on its second weekend. According to the latest update by Sacnilk.com, Crew has now managed to cross ₹ 50 crore at the box office. Crew revolves around the journey of three working women set against the backdrop of the aviation industry. (Also read: Crew box office collection day 8: Kareena Kapoor, Tabu and Kriti Sanon-starrer remains steady, might earn ₹4 cr) Kareena Kapoor, Kriti Sanon and Tabu in a still from Crew. Crew box office day 9The report adds that Crew has collected ₹ 4.97 crore on its second Saturday. This indicates a growth in numbers when compared to the collections of the la...
Is It Safe to Eat Eggs and Chicken During the Bird Flu Outbreak?
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Is It Safe to Eat Eggs and Chicken During the Bird Flu Outbreak?

The ongoing outbreak of bird flu has infected at least one person in the U.S. and has raised questions about how safe poultry and eggs are to eat right now.So far, there have been no reported cases of spread among people, or of a person contracting this strain of avian influenza (also known as H5N1) from contaminated egg or poultry products, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC says that the current public health risk is “low.”Here's what scientists know right now about bird flu and food safety. EggsThe largest producer of eggs in the country, Cal-Maine Foods in Texas, temporarily stopped production at one of its facilities on Apr. 2 after H5N1 was identified there. The company also culled more than 3% of its flock in response to the outbreak.Eggs...
JNU students union disrupts shooting of web series on ‘Emergency period in India’ on campus | Web Series
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JNU students union disrupts shooting of web series on ‘Emergency period in India’ on campus | Web Series

New Delhi, A shooting of a web series on the 'Emergency period in India' in the Jawaharlal Nehru University here was disrupted by the varsity's students' union on Saturday, even as the administration said that it has granted permission for the shooting to take place on campus premises. HT Image The JNUSU objected to the shooting of the web series on campus at the administration block, terming it as "commercialisation" of the university space and demanded to know why permission was granted to film at the administration block when students are barred from protesting at the site. Unlock exclusive access to the story of India's general elections, only on the HT App. Download Now! Nearly 500 crew members have been stationed on campus for the past two days setting up production fac...
COVID-19 ‘Radically’ Changed the Leading Causes of Death
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COVID-19 ‘Radically’ Changed the Leading Causes of Death

April 5, 2024 3:48 PM EDTCOVID-19 became the second leading cause of death globally in the year after it was declared a pandemic, according to a study published in the Lancet.While heart disease remained the top killer, COVID “radically altered” the main five causes of death for the first time in 30 years, displacing stroke, the publication said. In 2021, 94 in every 100,000 people died from COVID, on an age-standardized basis.Since 1990, global life expectancy increased by 6.2 years, mainly due to reductions in death from diarrhea and lower respiratory infections and better outcomes for people suffering from a stroke or ischemic heart disease.Read More: Ozempic Gets the Oprah Treatment in a New TV Special“Our study presents a nuanced picture of the world’s health,” said Liane Ong, co-firs...
Navya Naveli Nanda says she became entrepreneur at 21 due to her ‘privileged background’: I have more than I deserve… | Bollywood
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Navya Naveli Nanda says she became entrepreneur at 21 due to her ‘privileged background’: I have more than I deserve… | Bollywood

Jaya Bachchan and Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter Navya Naveli Nanda co-founded Aara Health and also started the NGO Project Naveli in her early twenties. In an interview to ETimes, the 26-year-old opened up about coming from privilege and how it played a role in her career. Navya joined her father Nikhil Nanda's business at 21, and now also hosts her vodcast What the Hell Navya, featuring mom Shweta Bachchan, herself and Jaya. Also read: Navya Naveli Nanda doesn't want to give any advice to cousin Aaradhya Bachchan Navya Naveli Nanda gets real about her privileged background. ‘Got opportunities because of my background’Asked about her achievements, Navya Naveli Nanda said, “My upbringing has shaped who I am, like it does for everyone. When we talk about being an entrepreneur at ...
Evidence of Dangerous ‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in Bandages
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Evidence of Dangerous ‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in Bandages

Many brands of bandages may contain PFAS chemicals, according to a new report commissioned by Environmental Health News (EHN) and the consumer watchdog site Mamavation. Of the 40 bandages they analyzed in a lab, 65% contained signs of PFAS chemicals.Also known as “forever chemicals,” because that’s approximately how long they linger in the environment, there are at least 12,000 types of PFAS. The health consequences of PFAS exposure are unclear. But this class of chemicals has been linked by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to increased risk of certain cancers, decreased fertility, high blood pressure in pregnant people, developmental delays and low birthweight in children, hormonal disruption, high cholesterol, reduced effectiveness of the immune system, and more. According to th...
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