Produced by Kamal Joshi, MD of Mashakbeen Studios, they have roped-in South Stars Bharat Bopanna and Viranika Shetty in their new single release TU JO MILA.

Tu Jo Mila is a melodious composition by well known composer Teenu Arora aka. Harjot Arora, penned by Ramya Iyer and directed by Vassishta. The flamboyant voice of LK Laxmikant embraces the lyrics to attune in to a harmonious soothing romantic number which travels through the ears wanting to put it on repeat mode.

Bharat being worked with a plenty of Kannada serial TV series, Web series and quite a couple of ad commercials is a well-known face in the industry. Sharing the screen chemistry with Viranika Shetty, both gel with each other to evolve romantically as a couple.

Viranika is also an influencer on social media with more than 105k followers and is a leading Kannada actress with a movie scheduled to be released. Both the stars has marked their debut in Bollywood through Mashakbeen Studios and hope to soar high.

Mashakbeen Studios has released its teaser on 27^th Aug generating a wave of response. The audience eagerly waiting for the launch of the song is now blissed to tune in for a repeat pleasure to the ears. The whole team has delivered a fantastic number which would be tingling in the ears for months to come. The song has been released on YouTube by 3^rd of September and you can listen the track on YouTube https://youtu.be/bglMWekAozk

The social media is already full of reels and memes using the music. All in all Tu Jo Mila is creating ripples through the musical fabric of the industry.

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Your hair is your crown, and Lass Naturals’ newest hair care product ensures you keep it shiny and glamourous in minutes. Their latest addition for natural hair care, the Natural Hair Serum, is a lightweight and non-greasy product. It is formulated to cut down on frizzy hair while giving your hair a boost of glossy shine. This serum by Lass Naturals is a quick solution for rough, tangled hair that looks frizzy and dull. Enriched with the wholesome goodness of Broccoli Seed Oil, Argan Oil, Baobab, and Ratanjot, this hair serum gives your hair a 6-in-1 boost of glamorous benefits: frizz control, rough end smoothing, protection from humidity nourishes dry hair, instant detangle and glossy shine.This hair serum is free from Silicones, Mineral Oils, Parabens, Petroleum free etc. In addition, the formula ensures the serum is paraben and silicone-free, making it suitable for all hair types and colour-treated hair.

With a simple to apply process, Lass Naturals’ latest hair serum is going to make you fall in love with hair once again.
The product is available at- www.lassnaturals.com

Lass Naturals is a global brand Providing manufacturing & marketing natural products from head to toe including hair, skin, and body care. Integrated in the year 1975, Ram Lal Inder Lal (P) Ltd. possesses the brand Lass, located in Delhi (India), and has all the mandatory legal consent from the Government of India.
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Both Storage and parking are perennial common man problems in India, which need to be catered wisely to increase the liveability index.

India is a populous country with a maximum population settled in the urban and metro cities. Due to increased real estate costs, most of the urban crowd is adopting minimalism and preferring optimal living.

In an extended work from home scenario, a growing proportion of the working population, primarily techies, are leaving the city and moving back to their hometowns, pushing up demand for storage houses, where household and office belongings are stocked securely for low rentals. Post pandemic times many warehousing companies have started providing shared storage spaces to its customers. The self-storage sector in India is still at an early stage with only a handful of organized players – with limited space capacities – in the mega metros.

Similarly even today it is very difficult for a vehicle owner to find a decent parking spot near their residential and work location. Due to lack of available parking spaces many commuters depend of the public transport system which is also not very well equipped in India.

Airattix tries to solve these common global problems by creating a market place where people can list and rent personally owned vacant properties or parking spots for rental of goods storage or car parking respectively. Airattix provides an opportunity for the host to earn some extra income from their vacant and unused properties.   

The startup has sensed tremendous growth potential and in the past one year and big brands like Oyo Rooms, Storemore, Yourspace Doctor etc. are listing their properties on the companies website to rent it further to storage and parking customers. 

Airattix tries to justify the high demand by providing a platform for rental of storage and parking spaces. Within a short span of time the company has managed to scale its operations in all major metro cities in India with more than 3000 registered users. With huge market potential the company has lot of expansion plans in the tier 2 and tier 3 cities as well.

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The central government has expanded its coronavirus disease (Covid-19)-related restrictions to encompass new nations, making a negative RTPCR test report essential for overseas travellers wanting to enter India. According to the Union ministry of health and family welfare, the restrictions were imposed due to concerns about new mutations of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, particularly the ‘Mu’ and ‘C.1.2’ variants reported in recent days, as well as the rising number of “Variants of Concern (VOCs)” and “Variants of Interest (Vols)” in general around the world.

The health ministry has added seven more countries to the list of countries from which visitors must have a negative RTPCR test report in order to enter India.
These seven countries are:

1. South Africa
2. Bangladesh
3. Botswana
4. China
5. Mauritius
6. New Zealand
7. Zimbabwe

Travelers from the United Kingdom (UK), the European Union (EU), and the Middle East are already required to have a negative RTPCR analysis in order to board flights to India. They must also take an RTPCR test when they arrive.

Union health secretary Rajesh Bhushan said in a statement, “Considering the reports of new mutations in SARS-CoV-2 and rising number of Variants of Concern (VoCs) and Variants of Interest (Vols) globally, the following countries have been added in the scope of part B of MoHFW’s Guidelines on International Arrival, in addition to existing Countries in “Part-B” i.e. United Kingdom, Europe, and the Middle East.”

“More countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Botswana, China, Mauritius, New Zealand, and Zimbabwe. International travellers from all these countries would now need RTPCR negative reports to get on flights to India and RTPCR testing upon arrival here,” Bhushan added.
To boost their Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) efforts, the Union health secretary also asked chief secretaries of the individual states and Union territories to refer to the amended instructions on international travel.

Meanwhile, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has issued a separate order requiring travellers arriving from specified countries to show a negative RTPCR test report.
To enter Mumbai, international travellers from these countries will require a negative RTPCR report from Friday, September 3:

1. UK
2. Europe
3. Middle East
4. South Africa
5. Brazil
6. Bangladesh
7. Botswana
8. China
9. Mauritius
10. Zimbabwe

According to the BMC, passengers from other countries must provide their respective RTPCR negative findings conducted 72 hours ahead to the voyage when exiting the airport or boarding connecting flights from any of the above-mentioned countries. Travelers will also be forced to fill out self-declaration forms at the airport and will be subjected to a 14-day home quarantine.

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The Central Bureau of Investigation is on fast track probing the Post Poll Violence in the state of West Bengal. So far, the central agency has filed 34 FIRs in connection with various murders in the state. Meanwhile, the West Bengal government has approached the apex court against the Calcutta High Court’s order directing the CBI to investigate the Post Poll Violence in the state.

The state government on Wednesday approached the Supreme Court and requested for an urgent hearing of an original suit. Expressing a lack of confidence in the central agency, the Trinamool government accused the agency of working on the behest of the Central government and targeting its leaders in the state. The Mamata Banerjee led government also accused the probe agency of violating the federal structure by continuing to register cases in Bengal despite the state’s withdrawal of the general consent given to the CBI.

CBI is on fast track probing the matter. The agency has submitted a chargesheet in the Nalhati murder case. Earlier they had arrested four accused in post poll violence in Krishnanagar’s Nadia. The CBI, on Thursday filed a FIR in the Rampurhat district court against the person accused in the murder of a BJP activist Manoj Jaiswal.  A resident of Nalhati, Jaiswal was murdered by unknown miscreants on May 14 after the results of recently concluded state elections were announced. A FIR was lodged against five people accused in the murder. The five main accused Mainuddin Sheikh, Azimuddin Sheikh, Imran Sheikh, Farooq Ali and Jahedi Hussain were named in the FIR.

The CBI’s Special Investigation Team also visited Nalhati in the Birbhum district and had a conversation with the family of the deceased. As per the sources, the officials took all the necessary details related to the matter from the investigating officer of the Nalhati police station. 

The decision to approach the apex court challenging the high court’s order comes at a time when CBI is going all out to probe the post poll violence in the state. Incidentally, the ED (Enforcement Directorate) had asked Abhishek Banerjee, nephew of Mamata Banerjee, to appear in front of the agency on September 6th in a money laundering case linked to an alleged coal scam. The central agency had also asked Abhishek Banerjee’s wife, Rujira Banerjee, to appear in front of the agency in the same matter on Sept 1st which she skipped citing her young children and requested to be questioned in Kolkata.

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Prof. Devendra Kumar Saini was born in a small village of Rajasthan known as Lisariya which falls in the Sikar district. Born and brought up in a craft-oriented family he was schooled in the village itself. After his 12th class, his interest in chemistry suddenly grew he started solving high-level chemistry books, his curiosity knew no bounds ever since. Soon after his college days, his passion had grown ten fields.  

He started teaching in a renowned institute in the Sikar. His career kick-started soon after as the response and feedback were exceptional.  He became more popular in his field when questions from his syllabus started to appear in Jee Mains and NEET.

In 2020 he set up his own institute in Jaipur, with an aim to provide education to more people at a reasonable price. Covid 19 put his plans at a halt as lockdown stopped the offline classes from further proceedings.  
He then joined an institute at a H.O.D level. He knew his struggle would get his hands on his dreams. He joined hands with his friends Sir. Piyush Soni and Sir. Lalit Sharma and reopened the institute Prayas. The institute provides both offline and online courses.
The main goal is to take the institute to an all-India level and provide coaching for NEET, JEE MAINS  at an affordable price.

His teaching experience is very close to his heart and he believes it’s what makes him.
Teaching Experience — 6 years
He has have successfully produced thousand plus doctors and engineers
Achievements – 
H.O.D of Chemistry — Reputed institute in Sikar & Jaipur
— Director & Educator  – Prayas institute Bhilwara
— Director & Educator — W.O.C. – for NEET JEE ( MAIN +  ADVANCED ) IIT-JAM, CSIR, NET, JRF, GATE& Chemical Science

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Rising heartaches among young citizens have been a talk of the town. Reports have shown that India will soon have the highest number of heart-related diseases affecting the younger section of society.  According to the Indian Heart Association, “50% of all heartaches occur in the age of 50 years and the 25% of all heartaches take place under the age of 40 years. 

Dr. Ambuj Roy, Professor of cardiology of all India Institute of Medical Sciences(AIIMS)  in New Delhi informed India Today in an interview, the causes of the alarming rise of young people’s deaths due to heart attack and cardiac attack. Dr. Ambuj linked the primary cause of the disease to tobacco consumption, family history of premature heart disease, and diabetes. 

What are the causes of sudden death despite living a healthy lifestyle? 

It has been told that to live long exercising is not the only thing. Stress is driving more and more people into alcohol and drugs and to release stress people exercise. Statistics have shown that the urban population of the country is much more troubled by the surging cases of heart ailments. Running at a fast pace to win in their professional world has become the requisite job, Inclining people towards careless behavior regarding their health. 

Dr. Roy explained mental health is ten times more pivotal than career growth. Many people are working long hours around the clock to prove their worth on the professional horizon leading to poor health and deteriorating health conditions. The foremost crucial thing that is required to be noticed forever is your personal health. 

What needs to be followed?

In the case of heart attacks, it has been that lack of knowledge often causes the delay in handling the situation, aggravating immense damage in some cases and shocking others with their sudden and unprepared demise. Thus to protect oneself from short living and disturbing lifestyle one must get regular health checkups, keep away from smoking habits, avoid drug abuse, develop the habit of meditation and yoga, take a mental and physical break and slow down to check your lifestyle habits.

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Green coffee is precisely what its name says it is, unroasted beans of coffee. Unfortunately, the roasting process tends to wear off the potency of the wholesome nutrients, which are beneficial for your health, skin and hair. However, green coffee has a near similar taste to roasted coffee, plus the whole list of benefits and many more when compared to roasted coffee!

The newest naturally found ingredient in the beauty industry, green coffee is a powerful ingredient as it is known to be extremely rich in antioxidants that slow down the ageing process of the skin, which helps to retain skin elasticity for a much longer span. In addition, the presence of chlorogenic acid helps reduce the redness of the skin and protects the skin from everyday exposure to sun damage. Green coffee helps tighten your skin and give it a youthful look and feel. A booster for collagen, green coffee is known to help retain your skin’s elasticity and get rid of the loose skin, not allowing wrinkles and fine lines to show.

These benefits have resulted in many ayurvedic based and organic skincare brands dedicating a whole range of products developed around green coffee. While many people tend to use it only as a drink, products like the hulk green coffee body scrub and body wash can help you get the benefits of green coffee if you include them in your daily routine.

When powdered and used to make the hulk green coffee body scrub, the crushed beans make an excellent exfoliate that helps treat acne and clogged pore. A green coffee serum used before your daily moisturizer can help your skin improve its texture and feel plump and young.

The antioxidants present in the extra green coffee makes any cream and moisturizer made from the extract very effective in helping your skin fight the effects of sun exposure and helps your skin regain its natural glow.

Switching over to products made from Green coffee as a core ingredient has helped many improve the quality, texture and shine of their skin. In addition, including Green Coffee products in your skincare routine will help slow down the effect of ageing on your skin.

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Chandan Mitra, a former Rajya Sabha MP and journalist, died on Wednesday night, according to his son Kushan Mitra. “Since it is already out there; Dad passed away late last night. He had been suffering for a while,” Kushan Mitra tweeted on Thursday morning. Chandan Mitra was 66.
“Shri Chandan Mitra Ji will be remembered for his intellect and insights. He distinguished himself in the world of media as well as politics. Anguished by his demise. Condolences to his family and admirers. Om Shanti,” PM Modi tweeted.

Swapan Dasgupta, a Rajya Sabha MP, came to Twitter to express his grief over Chandan Mitra’s death, saying that he had lost his “closest friend.” Posting a photo from a school trip in 1972, Dasgupta wrote, “I lost my closest friend—editor of Pioneer & former MP Chandan Mitra—this morning. We were together as students of La Martiniere & went on to St Stephen’s & Oxford. We joined journalism at the same time & shared the excitement of Ayodhya & the saffron wave.”

Until June of this year, Chandan Mitra was the managing director of The Pioneer in Delhi. Chandan Mitra first entered politics in 2003, when he was elected to the Rajya Sabha. As a BJP MP from Madhya Pradesh, he was re-elected to the Rajya Sabha in 2010. He joined the All India Trinamool Congress in 2018.

Chandan Mitra attended Calcutta’s La Martuinuere School and subsequently Delhi’s St Stephen’s. He continued his education at Oxford University after that.

As accolades to Chandan Mitra began to come in, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor warmly remembered his campaign manager for the St Stephen’s College Union Society election. “Deeply saddened by this news. Chandan was my campaign manager in my successful race to be President of the St Stephen’s College Union Society, served in my Cabinet and succeeded me. We remained in touch over the years, ironically till I returned to Delhi& politics separated us. RIP,” Tharoor tweeted.

In a recent study, scientists have found that racing heartbeats can alter the decision-making brain circuits.  The discovery of the phenomenon was reported in the journal ‘PNAS’ (Proceedings of the national academy of sciences). Increasing heartbeats, rise in blood pressure, shortness of breath is an intense state of the body that a person experiences. In other words anxiety, addiction, and other psychiatric disorders are the outcomes that scientists named arousal. The heart races, blood pressure reading rises, breath shortens, and  “bad” decisions are made. 

In an effort to understand how these states influence the brains’ decision-making processes, scientists study the data of non-human primates. The research further revealed that the two brain decision-making centers have neutrons that surveil the internal dynamics of the body. A high level of arousal appeared to reconnect one of the centers, causing the neurons to act as internal state monitors. Thus, letting the changes in our arousals alter the way the circuits work.

“We hope that the research study helps the doctors to  reexamine & analyze the fundamental areas of the brain and cellular processes that curb several psychiatric disorders”, doctor Rudebeck exclaimed 

For a very long time, scientists and researchers have been discussing the relationship between arousal and decision making efficiency as a “U-shaped curve”

A little bit of arousal can be proved effective towards the functioning of the body and mind. Consuming a little cappuccino can produce peak efficiency but excess intake could produce damaging results further leading to uneasiness, fear, and other psychiatric disorders 

“Brain scanning studies have suggested that bodily arousal alters the activity of decision-making processes. Our results are backed on a cellular level and guide that the sole duty of these neutrons is to track the body’s internal and interoceptive states”, quoted by doctor Atsushi Fujimoto

Therefore, in order to regulate good functioning of the body & mind, it is necessary to control racing heartbeats as they can hijack the neurons in the brain leading to bad decision making.