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Looking For Navratri Fashion Inspiration? Janhvi Kapoor's Patola Lehengas And Gujarati Chaniya Cholis Are A Must-See For Garba Nights
Navratri is here, and if your festive wardrobe still needs a little inspiration, Janhvi Kapoor might just have the answer. From colourful Patola prints to twirl-worthy lehengas that celebrate Gujarati craftsmanship, the actress has served up plenty of ethnic fashion moments worth bookmarking. Whether you are heading to a packed Garba ground, a glamorous Dandiya night or a Durga Puja pandal, her looks offer ideas for dressing up without losing the festive spirit.The best part is that you do not have to recreate every outfit from head to toe. A statement skirt, a colourful dupatta, traditional jewellery or a well-chosen blouse can bring a similar mood to your own wardrobe. Here are five Janhvi-inspired looks to help you plan your festive outfits.Patola lehenga for grand Garba night View this post on Instagram A post shared by Janhvi Kapoor (@janhvikapoor) A grand Garba night deserves an even more glamorous ensemble, and this one look by Janhvi might be your pin. Her vibrant Patola lehenga celebrates traditional Gujarati textiles through a voluminous skirt featuring colourful geometric patterns and floral motifs against a deep blue base. Mirrored accents, decorative borders and fringe details give the ensemble plenty of movement, while a matching blue choli and an embroidered multicoloured jacket add layers to the look.The real statement comes from the double-dupatta styling. A royal blue dupatta is paired with a contrasting hot pink Patola drape, creating a lively combination that stands out in a crowd. Antique-style silver jewellery with multi-toned stones and a metallic box clutch complete the festive look.How to recreate it: Start with a Patola-print or ikat lehenga in a rich colour, then pair it with a contrasting dupatta. If you cannot find an embroidered jacket, a h
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Avoided Sugar, Gluten And Lactose For 6 Years: How Bhuvneshwar Kumar's Strict Diet Fuelled International Comeback After 4 Years
Bhuvneshwar Kumar is back in India's international plans after nearly four years away from the national team. The veteran pacer's resurgence reflects years of fitness work, dietary discipline and a renewed focus on his biggest strength: swing bowling. At 36, his commitment to staying fit has helped him earn another opportunity to represent India. View this post on Instagram Weight loss, strict diet and no sugarAccording to The Indian Express, Bhuvneshwar has avoided sugar, gluten and lactose for the past six years as part of his fitness regime. His physiotherapist, Ramneesh Vohra, revealed that the pacer's weight has dropped from around 80 kg to 75 kg. His body fat has reduced from 22–25 per cent to 16 per cent. These changes highlight his commitment to maintaining fitness and extending his career despite the physical demands of fast bowling.Vohra began working with Bhuvneshwar during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, with their sessions continuing even after the bowler lost his place in India's team. Their programme focused on joint mobility, strengthening exercises and movements that replicated the demands of competitive cricket. The aim was to restore his bowling rhythm and physical efficiency rather than simply increase his pace. View this post on Instagram Bhuvneshwar Kumar Returns To India T20I Squad After 4 Years, New Zealand Again Marks His ComebackKumar's return comes on the back of stellar performances with the Royal Challengers Bengaluru. He picked up 45 wickets in 30 games over the last two seasons, helping the franchise to back to back titles after an 18-year drought. With Jasprit Bumrah rested, the onus will be on Bhuvneshwar to lead the attack and guide the Indian pacers in swing friendly conditions on tour.
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India-US Trade Deal Broadly Finalised: Goyal Clarifies Sitharaman's 'Plateau' Remark
India and the United States have broadly concluded negotiations on their proposed trade agreement, with officials now working on legal provisions to secure the preferential market access agreed upon earlier this year, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said.Speaking at the ET Startup Awards, Goyal clarified Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's recent observation that bilateral trade negotiations had reached a "plateau"."We have concluded the deal. We have nothing more to add, to give or take. The fine print is being worked upon," Goyal said.He explained that the remaining challenge involves translating the understanding reached in February into legally workable provisions.India On Track To Achieve $1 Trillion Exports Target In FY27: Piyush Goyal Goyal clarifies Sitharaman's remarks At the Munich Leaders Meeting on Oct 5, Sitharaman had indicated that both countries were approaching the limits of possible concessions.She described the negotiations as difficult and said further compromises could prove challenging.Her comments prompted speculation about whether discussions had stalled.Responding to those interpretations, Goyal maintained that the broader agreement had already been reached and that attention had shifted to resolving its technical and legal aspects.He emphasised that circumstances had changed substantially since the two countries reached their initial understanding in February.A US Supreme Court ruling limiting presidential tariff powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) had altered the legal framework governing American trade measures.Consequently, Washington has been examining alternative mechanisms for imposing tariffs and extending preferential treatment to trading partners. India seeks export advantage Goyal said th
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