You never know from where you can derive inspiration and where you are going to land up to the best music you have heard in a while. Coming from such an industry is Tushar Saini (Fouji), a Punjabi singer as well as music composer who has created some amazing hits in his entire music career and emerged as a powerful lyricists too. The music industry is innovative these days, However, he really thinks about what the people like to listen to these days and combines his own hint of magic into his work. This way, he is not only taking care of his career needs and passions but also making sure that the content and songs that he is providing are well admired and received by the people. Tushar Saini completely understands these requirements and compels to them.

To begin with a little bit personal background, Tushar Saini (Fouji) is originally from a Sikhism family born on 17^th May 2000. Owing to his rich heritage and culture, he was born and brought up in Bandlehri , Punjab itself. He developed his skills quite soon, and this is the reason why he is capable of doing so many things at once at such a young age.

Some important works of Tushar Saini (Fouji) are obviously present on different platforms, the most popular one being YouTube. Important works like ‘Garoor’ and ‘My Way’ have been Played about 6,362,687  times already, this is quite a huge achievement for such a growing artist which is going to land up on his highlight list right on top.

On one hand he is still completing his graduation from Punjab University and on the other hand he is playing a very prominent role in the music industry as a singer and composer.

We need more songs from him that not only make us vibe to the music but also focus on the lyrics. To keep supporting him, follow him on his social media handles and also stream his songs, they are something to look forward to! If you ever see Tushar Saini (Fouji) on the top charts, don’t be surprised that you read about him one day. A true musician at heart, Tushar Saini (Fouji).

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Shah Rukh Khan once said, “There is only one religion in the world – hard work”. The superstar of Bollywood truly showed us how hard work could help you achieve your dreams, success and stardom. One such talented actor who has worked hard to succeed in his acting career is Anvarul Hasan Annu. Anvarul is a popular actor who hails from Rajashtan and made his mark in the film industry with his immense skills.

From a small town in Rajasthan to the big cinematic world, Anvarul Hasan Annu is quite fascinating. Growing up, he enjoyed watching movies, mimicking different actors and mouthing their dialogues with his friends. Little did he know his playful hobby would turn into passion and profession one day. When the actor landed in Mumbai, he joined the Namit Kapoor Acting Institute in Mumbai.

After several auditions, rejections and a long wait, actor Anvarul Hasan Annu made his debut with a music video, ‘Naina ni Billo’. The music video, also starring Ruma Sharma, went on to become a super hit. The amazing response to his first acting project encouraged the young actor to keep doing such great work.

After the success of his first music video, actor Anvarul starred in a big music video, ‘Lakk Shake’ music video, along with Govinda’s daughter Tina Ahuja. The music video received more than 5 million videos on YouTube. Up next, Anvarul will appear in a movie called ‘Ek Kahani’. which is slated to release next year.

About his acting dreams and career so far, actor Anvarul Hasan Annu says, “I have worked very hard to be where I am today. The film industry looks glamorous, but it’s competitive and one has to keep going on. But once you connect with audience with your talent and characters, nothing can stop you from succeeding. My journey has been a roller coaster ride, but the success of my first few projects has made me positive. I can’t wait to keep doing such brilliant work for coming years.”

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The air quality in Delhi has deteriorated significantly as a result of stubble burning and pollution from firecrackers, and Delhi residents are making conscious efforts to adjust their lifestyles in order to stay healthy.

The days following Diwali are traditionally marked by thick smoke and pollution, and this year is no exception, with air quality falling into the ‘severe’ category. Despite a blanket prohibition on firecrackers, firecrackers were let off in several parts of the city, and this, along with pollutants from field fires, has caused pandemonium in the Capital, putting the air quality in jeopardy. Delhiites have their own checklist to protect themselves against the city’s bad air quality, which includes drinking kadha’s and ashwagandha, using essential oils and humidifiers, and even temporarily leaving the city.

“It’s very sad to see that despite multiple warnings, Delhites did not pay attention to the pollution warning. It just goes on to say how insensitive we have become. The air quality was already bad before Diwali and now it is worse. I woke up 6am on the next morning of Diwali, finding it difficult to breath. With God’s grace, I do not have any respiratory problems, imagine what people with respiratory issues must be going through,” says Neha Mehra, a teacher from Mayur Vihar.

In order to stay fit and healthy at this period, Delhiites have turned to home cures. “I was expecting the pollution levels to rise after Diwali.” Because of this, winters are physically lethal for me. For weeks, I’ve been having difficulties breathing normally. As a result, I make it a point to keep the humidifier running at all times. Aside from that, I had previously loaded up on kadha, which I drink every day. I’m also using essential oils to steam and have air purifier plants at home. “I suffer sinusitis, therefore nothing helps except antiallergics, but I still believe in strengthening immunity through natural means,” says Harsha Yadav Malik, an IT consultant in New Raj.

“The smog situation in Delhi is bad,” says Neha Singh, a senior manager at IP Extension, “and we have already started seeing a nutritionist to make sure that we are putting in the proper nutrients to stay healthy.” She advised us to consume an Ashwagandha-infused beverage every day, which we are doing. Aside from that, we’re making sure to wear N 95 masks, which protect us not only from Covid but also from the smog. Also, we only leave the house when absolutely necessary.

Some are even attempting to flee the city. “My in-laws live near Nainital, and we will be travelling to live with them for a while,” says Anshu Aanand, an HR specialist at Sarvodaya Enclave. She further added, “We can’t stay in Delhi because of the pollution; it’s insane. There were so many crackers on Diwali that the seven-month-old was terrified and started sobbing. She had no idea what was going on, and she couldn’t sleep at night either. Because of the pollution, we can’t even take her out right now.”

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This year, Diwali, commonly known as Deepavali, falls on November 4th. Deepavali literally means “a row of lights,” with “deep” meaning “light” and “avali” meaning “row.” As a result, Deepavali is known as the “Festival of Lights.” According to the Hindu calendar, Diwali is celebrated on the 15th day of the lunar month Kartik.

Significance of Lights on Diwali

Diwali is a festival that celebrates the triumph of good over evil, hope over despair, and knowledge over ignorance. The festival of Diwali is surrounded by many legends.

After defeating the demon Ravana, Lord Rama returned to the kingdom of Ayodhya with his wife Sita and brother Lakshman, according to legend. Lord Ram arrived after fourteen years in exile, and his subjects welcomed him by lighting diyas in the streets of Ayodhya.

On Diwali, people light diyas and lamps in their homes to welcome the Goddess Lakshmi into their homes, as it is believed that those who worship her on this day will be blessed with wealth and success. The occasion is also thought to be favorable for making new investments.

Lord Ganesha, the God of Fortune, is also prayed to by devotees. Diwali is also known as the day of Goddess Lakshmi’s marriage to Lord Vishnu. On the occasion of Diwali, worshipers in West Bengal pay homage to Goddess Kali.

Why is Diwali celebrated every year?

Lights and colorful Rangoli designs are used to beautify people’s homes. People clean their homes and purchase various new items to decorate and enhance them.

Ladoos, for example, are made at home and shared with family and friends. Early in the morning, devotees take a bath with herbal oils and worship to Goddess Lakshmi.

On Naraka Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali, one day before Diwali, Lord Krishna is also celebrated for slaying the monster Naraka. The fourth day of the five-day Diwali festival is dedicated to Lord Krishna, and the festivities end with Bhai-Dooj, the day when a brother-sister bond is honored.

Wishing You All a very Happy Diwali!

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Ex Air Force Personnel Sunil Sihag Gora has announced the film adaptation of his best selling novel Day Turns Dark. He has completed a ten days first schedule in Sri Ganganagar Rajasthan. A Pune boy ASHUTOSH PARANJAPE has been  finalized for the lead role in the film. He is playing the character of Nitin. Writer & Producer Sunil Sihag says, “Ashutosh is playing the lead role & I’m  very impressed with the versatile new lad Ashutosh’s performance in the project. He is a rising star of the glamour world.”

Ashutosh Paranjape, a Pune based artist is an actor, dancer and a YouTube personality. He has dedicated 4 years to theatre and a year of hardwork to camera. He has been doing camera since the first covid wave and using humour in his writing and acting to keep people laughing and learning. He has written and directed a video call format web series ‘Usual ka Alag Visual’ and acted in one. He has Directed 2 shortfilms  and acted in several plays.

He also has a music video published. He recently was shooting for a film ‘Sirf Ek’ and was playing the male protagonist in the same. He’s always been active on Instagram writing and making sensible and humourous content which people really love and has an average of a million viewers.

Prashant Rana, Tushar Sharma, Vaibhav Singh, Sambhavi & Samaira are part of the project. Sudhanshu Pandey and Vikash Srivastava will join the team in the second schedule after Diwali.

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The Delhi High Court “dismissed as withdrawn” the case on Monday “a petition contesting the Delhi Pollution Control Committee’s order to prohibit the storage and sale of any type of firecrackers during Diwali in the national capital.

Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva presided over a single bench that “dismissed as withdrawn” the case “Jai Kishan Fireworks, along with 50 other licensed dealers, filed a petition requesting permission to sell green firecrackers in the Delhi-NCR zone. It also refused traders permission to sell firecrackers within Delhi to visitors from outside the capital city, which was one of the traders’ requests.

The petition sought to overturn the Respondent DPC’s decision of September 28 banning the storage, sale, and use of firecrackers in the state of NCT Delhi, as well as the Respondent No. 3 Petroleum Explosives Safety Organization’s order of October 21 suspending the petitioners’ licenses.

They further requested a suitable writ, injunction, or direction quashing the Respondent Joint Commissioner of Police’s order: The petitioners were barred from keeping and selling firecrackers by a Delhi court order dated October 21.

Please take your case to the Supreme Court. The topic is currently being investigated by the Supreme Court. Make an effort to get a better understanding of the situation. The (high court) is the incorrect forum. NGT should be notified. The judge stated that they are a specialised body. The traders, who were seeking permission to sell their merchandise here for use outside the city, withdrew their petition in light of the court’s decision.

The court stated that if someone came from a region ‘A’ with good air quality, the point of sale would be Delhi, which is in violation of Supreme Court and NGT directives. The petitioners appear to be hampered by the NGT and Supreme Court orders. They can also sell it outside of Delhi (anywhere legal), according to the report.

Given that Diwali is only three days away, the court allowed the petitioners to drop their complaint while noting that the issues before it, as well as the challenge to the ban’s legal legitimacy, remained unresolved. During the COVID-19 epidemic, the NGT ordered a total ban on the sale and use of all types of firecrackers in the NCR and all cities/towns across the country where the ambient air quality falls into the “bad” and above category on December 2, 2020.

The Supreme Court rejected the NGT judgment in July, stating that scientific studies are not required to determine the impacts of firecrackers on residents’ health. The petitioners’ lawyer, Rohini Musa, argued in front of the high court that, under the Supreme Court’s order, the sale of green firecrackers might be permitted in the national capital provided they are not intended for use here.

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The man of Passion had radiated the world with unbeatable talent taking the entertainment industry to the next level.

“Follow your passion,” says Tariq Khan, the enthusiastic and dynamic personality who has glittered the globe with his astonishing victory. Tariq Khan at a young age had motivated youths towards the glorious path of victory thrilling the entertainment industry with his unbeatable talent.

Tariq Khan born in Mumbai, from his teenage was curious and eager for acting. He nurtured his skills while he was in school in his leisure time. He completed his schooling at Lucknow and graduated from Amity University. From an early age, he was conscious of his bodybuilding and use to work out which lead him to an attractive personality his height of 5.10 and weight of 68kg added spice to his look. His killing personality was famous for his brown-eye, black-hair. He is keen on non-vegetarian food especially Biryani. When talking about his relationship he says he is single.

“Live & Die for passion,” says Tariq Khan as passionate about his talent in acting he initiated his career through social media platforms where his expressions and acting had escalated the vast crowd under his trap of success. His reels on Instagram have astonished people with his charismatic look and acting. His comedy genres had created miracles in the entertainment world.

Tariq Khan is grateful to work with Bella with whom he had shooted songs She’s Too Many thrilling people on his rhythm. It has been a successful song that has brought revolutionary on a social media platform. However, above being passionate about acting he is also a successful businessman with his venture called “Bombay Lamp Shades” which is an esteemed luxurious store in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India showing his entrepreneur skills.

The miraculous and optimistic personality of Tariq Khan is also that he is a traveler. He likes to explore London. Hence, his lively nature and living joyful life had inspired numerous youths to work hard in gulping the fruit of success.

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The festive season has begun, and following Dussehra and Karwa Chauth, Dhanteras is one of the most anticipated celebrations preceding Diwali. On this day, people put on new clothes, perform puja, and shop for gold and silver trinkets and jewelry.

When does Dhanteras fall?

Dhanteras or Dhantrayodashi is celebrated every year on the Trayodashi date, which is the thirteenth day of Kartik month’s Krishna Paksha, according to the Hindu calendar. This year, the auspicious day falls on November 13, just a day before Diwali. The festive season has begun, and following Dussehra and Karwa Chauth, Dhanteras is one of the most anticipated celebrations preceding Diwali. People put on new garments and perform puja on this day.

What is the significance of Dhanteras?

Dhanteras is marked by the worship of Lord Dhanvantari and the purchase of new items, primarily gold, silver, and utensils. This day is considered highly auspicious for those who like to shop for such items, as gold and silver are thought to protect you from evil omen and anything unpleasant. They are also thought to bring good fortune and success. Yes, there’s a full backstory to it.

Dhanteras is known for its auspicious shopping, which includes gold, silver, and utensils. However, there is a list of items that should not be done or purchased on this particular day. Dhanteras is the most auspicious time to shop for new stuff, but not so much if you want to exchange gifts. It is not advisable to present gifts on this day because it is thought that gifting someone something on Dhanteras will bring them good luck and great energy.

Because people have not spent much on vacation due to covid, gold sales during Dhanteras could break a four-decade old record, according to IBJA officials. Aside from that, elaborate ritual gathering spending was uncommon, and people had to save. People may spend more on gold because the Covid effect is expected to be reduced, according to the News18 report. 

Aroscop, an ad-exchange platform, recently performed pan-India research to determine demand and readiness to buy products. When asked about their propensity to acquire gold, 55% of respondents said they are looking forward to purchasing gold and gold jewellery during the forthcoming holiday season. According to a PTI article, almost 37% of participants stated the auspicious event Dhanteras would be their key reason for purchasing gold.

Meanwhile, ahead of Diwali and Dhanteras, e-commerce behemoth Amazon has announced deals and discounts on gold and silver coins and jewellery. In the meantime, instead of buying actual gold for Diwali and Dhanteras, consumers can invest in digital gold this year. You can begin investing with as little as Rs 1. BharatPe, a payment platform, has partnered with Safegold to launch the offer.

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The buying window for Ola Electric was supposed to open today. Customers will be able to take test rides starting this month, and S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters will be delivered soon after. The wait to acquire an Ola Electric scooter has grown lengthier, with the electric two-wheeler maker from Tamil Nadu putting back the new buying window until next month. Ola Electric said in a statement on Sunday that it is “busy completing existing orders” for its S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters, citing “record demand.”

The EV maker has stated that the buying window will now open on December 16, rather than November 1, as previously announced.“We will be opening our purchase window for fresh orders on 16th December, 2021. We will reach out to you in the coming weeks to schedule your test ride,” read the statement Ola Electric shared with its customers.

For two days in September, Ola Electric has allowed bookings for the S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters at a cost of $499. In those two days, Ola Electric claimed to have received bookings worth over Rs. 1,100 crore. Ola just stated that, for the first time since its August 15 launch, it will begin offering test rides of its electric scooters on November 10. It also stated that the final payment for the S1 and S1 Pro e-scooters will be postponed until November, without specifying a specific date.

Earlier this year, the Ola S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters were released. Ola Electric’s S1 electric scooter has sparked a lot of interest in the Indian automotive sector, and it’s the first of numerous battery-powered possibilities the business has planned. The Ola S1 is priced at Rs. 1 lakh (ex-showroom), while the S1 Pro is priced at Rs. 1.30 lakh.

On a single charge, the S1electric scooter is said to have a range of roughly 120 kilometres. It comes in ten colour variations and is powered by an 8.5kW electric motor and a 3.97kWh battery pack. The S1 Pro electric scooter has a range of 180 kilometres on a single charge and a top speed of 115 kilometres per hour. The Ola Future Factory, which is located in Tamil Nadu, is now home to the S1 electric scooters. According to corporate executives, it has a stated capacity of rolling out one unit every two seconds over a 500-acre area. The facility’s staff is completely made up of women, and when it reaches full capacity, Ola Electric will employ 10,000 people, making it the world’s largest women-only factory.
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Taliban sources reported on October 31 that the Taliban’s reclusive supreme leader, Haibatullah Akhundzada, made a rare public appearance in the southern city of Kandahar, defying widespread rumours that he had died. Even after the Taliban took over the country in August, Akhundzada, also known as the leader of the faithful or Amir ul Momineen, had not been seen in public, leading to conjecture. On October 30, Akhundzada visited Jamia Darul Aloom Hakimia, a religious school in Kandahar, according to a top Taliban leader who was present at the event.

After U.S.-led forces withdrew in September, the Islamist movement’s provisional government was disclosed, and mysterious Akhundzada remained his post as supreme commander, with ultimate control over the group’s political, religious, and military matters, which he had held since 2016. Despite the fact that some officials claim Akhundzada has made unannounced public appearances in the past, this was the first verifiable appearance of a man who has had a low public profile for a long time. 

The only photo of him that Reuters could find was an undated image shared on a Taliban Twitter account in May 2016. Because of his enigmatic existence, there has been continual conjecture about his whereabouts and health. For years, the Taliban have refused to acknowledge the death of Mullah Omar, the Taliban’s founder, and initial supreme leader.

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