Twinkle Khanna shares rare and unseen photos of sister Rinke Khanna on her birthday: ’50 has never been so fabulous’

Twinkle Khanna celebrated her sister Rinke Khanna’s 50th birthday with a heartfelt Instagram tribute, including a current photo with husband Sameer Saran and a nostalgic childhood picture with their mother, Dimple Kapadia. Rinke, who debuted in Bollywood with ‘Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi’ and later married Sameer Saran in 2003, now resides in London.

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“Dream BIG baby!” — Dwyane Wade’s tender beach post for Kaavia James melts hearts

Dwyane Wade’s Instagram post featuring his daughter, Kaavia James, has captured hearts online. The serene photo shows Kaavia peacefully by the Chicago Lakefront, accompanied by Wade’s encouraging message: “Dream BIG baby! Dream BIG!!” This quiet moment, shared on Monday, August 4, highlights Wade’s dedication to fatherhood and resonated deeply with fans, who praised his loving…

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Lupita Nyong’o opens up on uterine fibroids diagnosis – ‘I asked my doctor if…’ – Details inside

Lupita Nyong’o revealed her personal struggle with uterine fibroids, diagnosed after her Oscar win in 2014, highlighting the lack of preventative measures and the normalization of female pain. She is now collaborating with U.S. congresswomen to advocate for increased research funding, early detection, and improved treatments for uterine fibroids and uterine cancer. Nyong’o emphasizes the…

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RBI floating rate bond offers 8.05% return: FRSB outperforms most bank FDs and PPF; what conservative investors need to know

Reserve Bank of India keeps the Floating Rate Savings Bonds interest rate at 8.05% for July to December 2025. This rate is higher than many bank fixed deposits. These bonds offer safety and good returns. The rate is linked to National Savings Certificate and recalibrated every six months. These bonds are good for long-term conservative…

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4 worst breakfast habits that increase dementia risk and harm brain health

Unhealthy breakfast habits, such as consuming processed meats, excess sugar, saturated fats, or skipping the meal altogether, can increase the risk of inflammation and cognitive decline, potentially leading to dementia. Conversely, breakfasts rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats can fuel the brain, protect memory, and promote long-term neurological health.

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