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A Russian woman living in India has gained significant attention on social media for sharing her experience of living in India. In an Instagram video, the woman named Kseniia Shakirzianova debunked common myths and addressed several misconceptions, showcasing her life in India over the past three years. "So I have been living in India [for] around 3 years, and let me clear a few myths," Shakirzianova said while eating a sandwich in a car. The video gained significant traction with more than 67K views and over 2000 likes. Also read |  Chinese Firm Gifts Renovated Flats After 5 Years Of Service To Retain Employees Myths Vs Reality 1. Shakirzianova dismissed the idea that the Indian sun drastically changes foreigners, saying she still hasn't gotten a tan, even though everyone said that the Indian sun would "burn" her. 2. She clarified that she didn't gain weight from Indian food, despite warnings about its oily nature. Watch the video here: ...

Amar Bel Ke Nuksan.अमर बेल एक परजीवी लता है जो बबूल, नीम, कैथा जैसे पेड़ों को नष्ट कर देती है. डॉ. अमिता अरजरिया के अनुसार इस बेल के प्रतिक जागरूकता बहुत जरूरी है. क्योंकि, अनजाने में हमारी एक गलती से ये पेड़ों को तबाह कर देती है. from मध्य प्रदेश News in Hindi, मध्य प्रदेश Latest News, मध्य प्रदेश News https://ift.tt/9QDdJ8n

The late actor Dharmendra, who will be posthumously seen in the upcoming film  Ikkis , once said that he wishes that people of both India and Pakistan watches the film. On Saturday, the late actor's elder son Sunny Deol took to his Instagram, and shared a BTS video from Ikkis . In the video, Dharmendra said, “I'm extremely happy to be in the Mandav films. The team, the captain, Shriram ji. It was done in a very nice way”. He further mentioned, “I think India and Pakistan both should see the film. I'm a bit happily sad today, the last day of shooting. I love you all, if I made any mistake, please forgive me”. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sunny Deol (@iamsunnydeol) Sunny wrote in the caption, “A smile that lit up the darkness. Generosity without limits. Love for my papa is deeply rooted in our hearts. He has blessed us with his final film, Ikkis . Let's celebrate him in movie halls this New Year”. Ikkis  ...

A heartwarming moment from a school assembly is winning hearts on social media. A video showing pure joy and devotion has gone viral, reminding viewers of the innocence of childhood. The clip features a little boy dressed in his winter school uniform. With his eyes closed and hands folded, he is seen dancing gently in his place. Completely absorbed in the moment, his happy and calm expressions have touched viewers emotionally. The child's genuine devotion and innocence make this video special. He's unaware of anyone watching; he's simply lost in the music of the prayer, completely absorbed in it. He's seen gently swaying and enjoying the music, as if the prayer is flowing naturally within him. Watch Video Here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Akshit Vashisht (@akshit_balewa) Social Media Reaction The video is receiving widespread praise on social media. Social media users are calling the video joyful. One...

Aaj Ka Meen Rashifal 21 December 2025: मीन राशि वालों के लिए आज का दिन उतार-चढ़ाव से भरा रह सकता है. आत्मविश्वास के साथ यदि आप अपने लक्ष्य की ओर ठोस कदम बढ़ाते हैं तो सफलता के योग मजबूत होंगे. कुल मिलाकर आज का दिन तरक्की, मान-सम्मान और मानसिक दृढ़ता देने वाला साबित हो सकता है. उज्जैन के आचार्य जानें, लव लाइफ, आर्थिक स्थिति किस प्रकार से रहेगी. from मध्य प्रदेश News in Hindi, मध्य प्रदेश Latest News, मध्य प्रदेश News https://ift.tt/uFswrGU

Many middle-class Indians today are finding it harder than ever to buy homes, not because they earn too little, but because asset prices have far outpaced salary growth over the past few decades. Akshat Shrivastava, a hedge fund manager and founder of financial education platform Wisdom Hatch, compares a Rs 3,500 monthly salary in 1990 to today's median salary of Rs 27,000-Rs 29,400.  On the surface, that looks like growth. But adjusted for 6% annual inflation, Rs 3,500 in 1990 holds roughly the same purchasing power as Rs 27,000 today. That, Shrivastava argues, is the root of the issue: while salaries have generally kept pace with inflation, they haven't matched the pace of asset price growth, especially in real estate. "While the salaries are compounding very slowly in India, the asset prices: houses, land, gold, stocks have been growing at a much faster rate," he wrote. He calls this trend asset price appreciation, and notes that it's eroding the middle cla...