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Glow Naturally: 5 Herbs That Keep Your Skin Radiant And Glowing This Festive Season
Health

Glow Naturally: 5 Herbs That Keep Your Skin Radiant And Glowing This Festive Season

As the festive season approaches, achieving glowing, healthy skin becomes everyone’s goal. While skincare products help, nature has its own powerful remedies, herbs. Packed with antioxidants, anti-inflammatory compounds, and essential nutrients, these natural ingredients help detoxify the body, soothe the skin, and promote a radiant complexion from within. From reducing acne and blemishes to boosting collagen and calming irritation, herbs have long been used in traditional beauty rituals to maintain youthful and luminous skin. Here are some of the most effective herbs that can help you glow naturally this festive season. ALSO READ: Festive Glow-Up: Using The Right Supplements To Radiate Through The Celebration Season Bay Leaf (Image Source: Canva) Bay leaves are rich in antioxidants that help purify the skin and slow down signs of aging. Their antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties make them excellent for reducing blemishes and irritation. Whether added to your meals or used in DIY face masks, bay leaves promote clear, radiant skin.  Rosemary (Image Source: Canva) Rosemary is not just a flavourful herb, it’s a skincare gem too. With strong antiseptic and anti-inflammatory benefits, rosemary helps reduce redness, acne, and puffiness. Rich in antioxidants, it protects the skin from free radicals, keeping it youthful and firm. Using rosemary-infused oils or creams can improve circulation, boost cell renewal, and give the skin a healthy, natural glow. Lavender (Image Source: Canva) Known for its calming aroma, lavender also works wonders on the skin. It helps balance oil production, soothe inflammation, and reduce redness or irritation. Lavender’s antiseptic and antimicrobial properties make it perfect for acne-prone skin. Applying lavender oil with aloe vera or moisturisers can leave your skin soft, smooth, and rejuvenated while its scent promotes relaxation and better sleep, key factors for a festive glow. Mint (Image Source: Canva) Mint refreshes and cools the skin, helping to clear acne and reduce oiliness. It contains natural salicylic acid, which gently exfoliates the skin and keeps pores clean. The Vitamin A in mint strengthens skin tissue and adds a healthy brightness. Whether consumed as tea or applied as a face mist, mint works as a natural detoxifier, giving your skin a fresh and energised look all season long. Thyme (Image Source: Canva) Thyme is a powerful herb that helps fight acne-causing bacteria and supports clear, healthy skin. Its natural antiseptic and antibacterial properties make it ideal for balancing and toning the skin. Thyme is also rich in vitamins and antioxidants that protect against environmental stress and promote an even complexion. Regular use can help restore your skin’s natural glow and keep it radiant throughout the celebrations. [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

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'Nutan and Sanjeev's affair fizzled out as she was married'
Entertainment

'Nutan and Sanjeev's affair fizzled out as she was married'

Sanjeev Kumar's personal life, including his relationships with Hema Malini and Nutan, was discussed by his niece Jigna Shah and biographer Hanif Zaveri. Zaveri confirmed his relationships with both actresses, detailing Nutan's marriage and a slapping incident. Kumar's decision to remain unmarried stemmed from an early heart attack and an intuition of an early death.

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Dalal Street Paints Red: Sensex Tests 83,300, Nifty Marginally Lower
Business

Dalal Street Paints Red: Sensex Tests 83,300, Nifty Marginally Lower

Dalal Street painted red on Friday morning, ahead of Diwali with the Sensex testing 83,300, falling 163.83 points and the Nifty declining 32.60 points to open at 25,552.70. However, as markets progressed, both indices reversed course and tried to recover from the losses. The Sensex neared 83,600, and the Nifty tested 21,600, around 9:35 AM. The top gainers in the market included stocks such as Asian Paints, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharti Airtel, Titan and ITC and the laggards included stocks like Bajaj Finance, Trent, TCS, Kotak Bank and Tata Steel. In the broader markets, the Nifty Midcap 50 fell by 0.25 per cent and the Nifty Smallcap index witnessed gains of 0.33 per cent. Sectorally, the Nifty IT index saw a sharp decline of 1.37 per cent and the Nifty Auto index saw gains of 0.56 per cent. In the pre-open session, the markets witnessed marginal gains as the Sensex inched up 135.18, points to reach 83,332.48, and the Nifty rose 38.45 points to reach 25,546.85.      Notably, around 8:19 AM the Gift Nifty also indicated marginal gains of 2.50 points, rising to 25,603. Reason Behind The Decline Escalating tensions between the US and China are weighing on risk sentiment. Markets globally are getting jittery as trade war fears resurface.  Additionally, some investors might be booking gains after yesterday’s rally, especially in the banking sector, which outperformed. Further, continued selling by foreign investors remains a concern. Even as inflows have shown signs of revival, reversals in sentiment can trigger fresh outflows.  Notably on Thursday, the Indian equity markets witnessed the Sensex climb close to 900 points and the Nifty touching a four-month high. This rally was driven by strong performances in banking stocks too.  Previously, on Thursday, both the indices closed with notable gains as the Sensex soared over 850 points to end at 83,383.92 and the Nifty rang the closing bell nearly 250 points higher, settling above 25,500.

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Pakistan's Defence Minister Says Country Ready For Two-Front War Amid Border Tensions
World

Pakistan's Defence Minister Says Country Ready For Two-Front War Amid Border Tensions

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has once again stirred controversy, making bold statements about the country’s military readiness amid growing tensions along its borders. In a recent televised interview, Asif declared that Pakistan is prepared for a potential two-front war, signaling deep concern over both Indian and Afghan border issues. “Pakistan is prepared for a two-front war,” Asif said when asked about escalating tensions along the Indian border. He warned of “strong chances” that India could attempt to “play dirty” along the frontier, emphasizing that Islamabad has already formulated strategic responses. Asked directly whether India might engage in provocations, Asif did not hold back: “Absolutely, you cannot rule that out. There are strong possibilities.” When pressed on whether these plans had been coordinated with the Prime Minister, he replied, “Yes, strategies are in place. I can’t discuss them publicly, but we are prepared for any eventuality.” Beyond border concerns, Asif also targeted Afghan refugees living in Pakistan, asserting that they have “given nothing to Pakistan except terrorism.” He outlined government efforts to crack down on Afghans residing illegally in the country, insisting that “the majority of Afghans should go back.” “It is my feeling that we must learn to differentiate between our friends and enemies,” Asif said. “All rulers of Afghanistan over the past fifty years—whether in the 1970s, 80s, 90s, or recent decades—have taken refuge in Pakistan. None have acknowledged Pakistan’s support. What have we gained from them? What have they given us except terrorism? Pakistan has sacrificed its own peace because of these relations. Now that the situation is improving, why don’t they go back? The majority should return.” Asif’s remarks follow earlier allegations that the Taliban government is waging a “proxy war” on behalf of India. “I have my doubts if the ceasefire will hold, because decisions of the Afghan Taliban are being sponsored by Delhi,” he said. “Right now, Kabul is fighting a proxy war for Delhi. Muttaqi (Taliban foreign minister) is back after a week-long trip to India. It remains to be seen what plan he has brought along.” The comments come amid heightened clashes between Pakistani and Taliban forces. Last week, Islamabad launched strikes on Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) camps in Kabul, accusing the Taliban of providing sanctuary to the group responsible for hundreds of attacks on Pakistani soldiers since 2021. In retaliation, the Taliban claimed to have killed 58 Pakistani soldiers, while Pakistan said it had neutralized 200 Taliban and affiliated militants. A fragile two-day peace, brokered with mediation from Saudi Arabia and Qatar, collapsed on Tuesday when Pakistan carried out air strikes in Kandahar province, killing dozens of Taliban fighters. The Taliban reportedly responded by killing “a large number” of Pakistani soldiers and seizing weapons and tanks. Dramatic images of Taliban fighters riding a captured Pakistani T-55 tank and displaying the trousers and gear of fleeing soldiers have sparked embarrassment in Islamabad. The ease with which Taliban forces overran Pakistani outposts and inflicted heavy casualties has also raised questions about Pakistan’s intelligence and surveillance capabilities. After a week of intense fighting and cross-border air strikes, both sides agreed to a temporary ceasefire, but the conflict underscores ongoing volatility along Pakistan’s borders and the high stakes of regional tensions.

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'It's been an honour': Navy admiral Alvin Holsey leading US forces in Caribbean retires
World

'It's been an honour': Navy admiral Alvin Holsey leading US forces in Caribbean retires

Admiral Alvin Holsey, head of US Southern Command, announced his retirement after 37 years, effective December 12, 2025. His departure follows reported tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the pace and legality of anti-drug operations in the Caribbean, which have resulted in multiple fatalities. Holsey's career includes commanding helicopter squadrons and leading Carrier Strike Group One.

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Work permits in UAE soon to be fully approved, and issued by AI without human involvement
World

Work permits in UAE soon to be fully approved, and issued by AI without human involvement

The UAE’s Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) introduced the AI-powered ‘Eye’ system to streamline work permit processing. By automating document verification, it reduces bureaucracy, minimizes human error, and speeds up approvals. This move supports the UAE’s ongoing digital transformation efforts, improving efficiency and service delivery while aligning with broader goals to simplify government procedures.

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