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January jinx at the box office: A real phenomenon or myth? Will ‘Happy Patel’, Sunny Deol’s ‘Border 2’ break that in 2026? Trade experts weigh in – EXCLUSIVE |

For the longest time now, the month of January has been considered a ‘jinxed’ month for Bollywood. For years now, there have been movies which released in Janaury and did not work at the box office, which led to a term called ‘January jinx’ within the industry. Last year in 2025, we saw movies like…

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Wellness Wednesday: Social media myth buster-“More protein is always better” |

Protein has become the golden child of social media wellness. Every reel seems to shout, “Eat more protein!” But blindly chasing high protein can actually backfire. Protein is important—no doubt. But health doesn’t come from extremes. It comes from eating enough, not excess, and letting protein work with the rest of your plate, not overpower…

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Neurologist breaks the peanut myth: Why this everyday snack can actually improve cholesterol

In a recent discussion, neurologist Dr. Sudhir Kumar sheds light on the positive impacts of peanuts for cardiovascular health. Consuming raw, unsalted peanuts in moderation can promote good cholesterol levels while reducing bad cholesterol, thanks to their healthy fats and plant sterols. It’s important to avoid alternatives that are salted, fried, or sugar-coated, as these…

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Abhishek Bachchan quashes the myth that an actress’ fan following gets less once she is married: ‘First example to my mind is Aishwarya, but look at Hema Malini ji’ |

Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan got married in 2007. The actress was at the peak of her career then and then once she became a mother in 2011, she voluntarily reduced work at the movies and opted for quality over quantity. The actress has often confessed that being a mother and taking care of…

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Do deodorants cause cancer? Oncologist explains aluminium, parabens, and the facts behind the myth |

For many people, taking a shower and applying deodorant is an essential part of their daily hygiene routine. However, questions have long circulated online about whether this common practice might be linked to an increased cancer risk. Dr Saadvik Raghuram, an oncologist based in Hyderabad, has weighed in on these concerns, helping to distinguish between…

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Magnesium, myth or miracle: Can it fix your sleep, stress, and digestion? |

In the vast scroll-feed of 2025, one mineral has suddenly become a hot topic: magnesium. On TikTok and Instagram reels, creators with soft lighting and soothing voices whisper about “mag glycinate before bed”, swipe supplements across wellness shelves and tag #magnesium, #sleepaid, #guthealth in posts that rack up hundreds of thousands of views. Welcome to…

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‘They called Lord Ram a myth’: CM Yogi slams Congress, SP at Ayodhya Deepotsav; recalls bullets fired at devotees | India News

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath applies tilak on the forehead of artists dressed up as Lord Ram, and Laxman during the Diwali festival celebration, in Ayodhya on Sunday. NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday launched a fierce attack on the Congress and Samajwadi Party, accusing them of “insulting India’s eternal…

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Pakistan’s economic recovery a myth? Millions still struggle in poverty; here’s what World Bank says

Pakistan’s claimed economic recovery is turning its back on the people who need it most, according to a new World Bank report. While the government celebrates growth under the IMF programme and stock markets hit record highs, the reality is quite grim for millions of citizens who continue to struggle with poverty and inequality, The…

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