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Ikat print is currently ruling the fashion world around the globe and western apparel are featuring this print a lot lately; here's a deep dive into the history of Ikat

Ikat print: Here's how this 1000 year old handloom from Odisha is now ruling the western fashion

Ikat print is currently ruling the fashion world around the globe and Western apparel are featuring this print a lot lately; here's a deep dive into the history of Ikat

The binding technique print better known as Ikat is currently ruling the fashion world. There are numerous Western apparels that feature this colourful print and offer a bold and stunning look. But this print has a 1000-year-old history not just from India, but around 30 other countries have their own history and technique of forming Ikat print.&nbsp;
Recently, this print has been seen on pants, tops, and dresses with various high-end fashion brands launching Ikat collection for people with a knack for fine work fabric and handloom.&nbsp;
<h3>Here are some important key points about the history of Ikat</h3>
Well, if the scholars are to be believed then Ikat weaving in India dates back to the 12th century CE. But as we said earlier that this print's history is not just restricted to India.
Let's know more about where it came from and how it managed to go so far.
Ikat weaving basically means to tie or bind and it is derived from the Indonesian word mengikat. This fine printing technique was found in places around Central, South and Southeast Asia, and South America.&nbsp;
Getting back to the Indian history of this print, Ikat was earlier used for religious activities and was mainly made in Odisha, Telangana and Gujarat.&nbsp;
Ikat played a massive role in the handloom revival in India and it was known to represent a person's cultural and textile taste.&nbsp;
This print was majorly worn at that time by artists, journalists, left-wing intellectuals, and the people who were colloquially called 'jholawallahs'.
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During the post-Independence era, personalities like late-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, her best friend Pupul Jayakar, and others used to wear this print.
And now, with its global reach and a Western touch, celebrities like Tara Sutaria, Shilpa Shetty, and Bhumi Pednekar, among others are seen flaunting the Ikat Western clothing with their style and grace.&nbsp;
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With more than 3.1 million views, the viral TikTok video shows how to use the strainer the right way and netizens are amazed. 

You've been straining your noodles the wrong way, Chef shares the correct way to use the kitchen tool 

With more than 3.1 million views, the viral TikTok video shows how to use the strainer the right way and netizens are amazed.&nbsp;

After boiling the noodles, do you also throw them into a strainer and then toss them back into the pot? Well, turns out you've been doing it all wrong.&nbsp;
Instead of the traditional method, a chef on TikTok recommended a better strategy to utilize the kitchen tool. In her video, the chef is seen placing the strainer (which is about the same size as the pan) on top of the boiled noodles like a lid and then draining the water out.
Once the water is drained, she tosses the noodles around in the pot. With more than 3.1 million views, the viral kitchen hack left social media users impressed as they've been using the utensil the wrong way.&nbsp;
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National Leave the Office Early Day 2023: National leave work early day is observed on June 2 every year. But even if on this day, you aren't able to leave work early, then feel free to use these common excuses.

National Leave the Office Early Day 2023: 7 common excuses that people make to leave work before time

National Leave the Office Early Day is observed on June 2 every year but even if on this day, you aren't able to leave work early, then feel free to use these common excuses

<h2>National Leave the Office Early Day is observed on June 2 every year but even if on this day, you aren't able to leave work early, then feel free to use these common excuses</h2>

National Leave the Office Early Day 2023: It's not just Friday 'feels' that are here to make you leave work early. Well, today officially it is 'National Leave the Office Early Day' and you have all the right reasons to go ahead and leave early from work.&nbsp;
<h3>National Leave the Office Early Day 2023: 7 common excuses people use to leave work early</h3>
However, if this doesn't work for you then here are some excuses you can try
1. Pretending to be unwell 2. Saying that you have a doctor's/dentist's appointment 3. Saying that a family member has fallen sick 4. Avoiding bad weather and the transport issues caused by it- for example because of rain 5. Have to pick children from school 6. Showing concern by saying that others at work might catch the illness 7. Family member or flatmate getting locked out of the house
Notably, National Leave the Office Early Day is observed every year on June 2. This day was created by Laura Stack, an expert in enhancing employee productivity in 2004.&nbsp;
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Looks like Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty is going to officially launch in India. 

Is Rare Beauty coming to India? Here's what you need to know

Looks like Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty is going to officially launch in 

Looks like Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty is going to officially launch in India.&nbsp;

Looks like there is a good news for beauty enthusiasts who were desperately waiting for Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty to come to India.
The official Instagram handle of Rare Beauty shared a story on Instagram confirming that Selena Gomez's beauty brand is coming to India and will be launched in Sephora.
Earlier, popular digital creator Diet Sabya shared a snip of a DM that they got about the launch of Rare Beauty in India, which mentioned that Sephora will be doing a Rare Beauty launch event on June 15, 2023, in India.
Well, the day does not seem far when you will be able to add Rare Beauty products to your cart. Wink Wink.
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Actor Roshini Chopra shares potato DIY for dark circles and to depuff tired eyes. Know how to make it. 

Actor Roshni Chopra shares DIY treatment for dark circles and puffy eyes

Actor Roshini Chopra shares potato DIY for dark circles and to depuff tired eyes. Know how to make it.&nbsp;

Social media is overflowing with beauty hacks and recently, actor Roshni Chopra took to Instagram to share her DIY secret to treat dark circles and tired puffy eyes using potatoes.
She mentioned that potatoes are rich in vitamins C, K, B3 and niacin which is a skin-brightening agent. That's why they work well particularly for pigmentation caused due to sun damage.
<h3>How to make this DIY application</h3>
Clean and grate half a potato, squeeze out the juice and dip two cotton pads in it. Now, apply them under your eyes and leave for 10-15 minutes. The actor suggests doing this often for better results.&nbsp;
However, she also mentioned that it works for her when she has tired eyes or lack of sleep and it's better for you to consult a doctor if your dark circles are chronic.&nbsp;
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Panta bhat gained popularity when one of the contestants on Masterchef Australia Season 13 Kishwar Chowdhury introduced it on the show.

Panta Bhat: Fermented rice soaked overnight in water is more beneficial than freshly cooked rice

Panta bhat gained popularity when one of the contestants on Masterchef Australia Season 13 Kishwar Chowdhury introduced it on the show.

Bengal&rsquo;s panta bhat, also known as poita bhat in Assam, pakhala bhat in Odisha, geel bhat in Bihar is cooked rice soaked in water overnight to be eaten the next day. This slightly fermented rice is filled with nutritional benefits and recently gained popularity on the popular show Master chef Australia.&nbsp; It is generally served with fried fish or mashed potato with green chilli, pinch of salt and raw onion.&nbsp;
<h3>Health benefits of panta bhat</h3>
According to experts in comparison to 100 gm of freshly cooked rice which has only 3.4 mg of iron, panta bhaat has an average 73.91 mg of iron present in it. It contains lesser sodium, than rice and more potassium and calcium content.&nbsp;
<h3>When is panta bhat eaten?</h3>
Panta bhat is still a delicacy during peak summers in many households in eastern states of India as it is believed to have a cooling effect on the body and is good for the digestive system. However, if over-fermented the rice gets stale and is not supposed to be eaten.&nbsp;
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After sequin, Pearlcore is having a major fashion moment. Be it red carpet events or runway shows; it's all we're seeing. 

From Coco Chanel to Audrey Hepburn to Kim Kardashian; Pearl remains fashion industry's constant gem

After sequin, Pearlcore is having a major fashion moment. Be it red carpet events or runway shows; it's all we're seeing.&nbsp;

The fashion accessory of all time and one of the oldest gemstones; Pearls are the new 'IT' thing that are being spotted at every red carpet event or runway show.&nbsp;
Do you know the first pearl necklace was found in the sarcophagus of a Persian princess? Yes, and later it became a must-have accessory for the ruling class.
In 1936, when Coco Chanel's iconic portrait featuring multiple strands of pearls draped over her shoulders went viral, it was the only luxury accessory everybody wanted. Audrey Hepburn was also seen wearing pearls in the popular movie Breakfast at Tiffany's where she portrayed the role of a wealthy socialite.
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Even the former first lady of the United States, Jackie Kennedy was never seen without her pearl necklace. Pearls continue to be a staple in every woman's jewellery collection. Whether you're getting ready for work or a party, never forget your pearls.
Traditional pearl accessories have been transformed into trendy must-haves for all generations, thanks to fashion designers. Today, we see modern trendsetters such as Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Bella Hadid, Lady Gaga and Lil Nas X wearing pearls.
Apart from them, several Bollywood celebrities have also hopped onto the trend. From Sonam Kapoor Ahuja to Deepika Padukone to Alia Bhatt's recent Met Gala outfit, pearlcore has taken over sequin and is ruling the fashion world.
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Research shows food rich in flavanols like dark chocolate, beans, onions, and blackberries are good to enhance your memory.  

Research suggests these drinks and foods may help improve memory 

Research shows food rich in flavanols like dark chocolate, beans, onions, and blackberries are good to enhance your memory.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The study published in the PNAS, stated that foods rich in flavanols (a nutrient present in certain vegetables and fruits), may contribute to enhance your memory.&nbsp;
Flavanols are present in red wine, green and black tea, dark chocolate, beans, onions and fruits like blackberries, cherries and apples.
The study was conducted on 3,562 older adults who were given flavanol supplements for 3 years and tested their memory on an annual basis. And, one year later it was concluded, that there was a 16 per cent jump in their memory after taking flavanol supplements.&nbsp;
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Sugar has been an age-old topic of debate and people usually wonder how much sugar they should consume in a day.

How much sugar intake in a day is healthy for you; Know the answer here

Sugar has been an age-old topic of debate and people usually wonder how much sugar they should consume in a day.

People are getting more conscious about the things that they include in their diet and sugar has been an age-old topic of debate. as it leads to several health-related problems.&nbsp;
However, a nutritionist recently shared insight on the common question 'how much sugar is too much sugar'. Nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar shared an explanatory video where she talked about the recent WHO guideline regarding non-sugar sweeteners and how much sugar one should consume in a day.&nbsp;
She mentioned that WHO recommends limiting added sugar intake to 5-10% of daily diet. This is about 6-12 tsp/ day.
She further said that people should not avoid seasonal fruits like mango, and litchi, among others as they are safe for everyone to eat.
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The survey conducted by Hinge, 2000 app users flirt with their potential partners by sharing memes. 

Dating app reveals how sharing memes have become a love language today 

The survey conducted by Hinge, 2000 app users flirt with their potential partners by sharing memes.&nbsp;

In this modern era of dating, Gen Zers and millennials don't want to invest their time and energy until their vibe matches.&nbsp;
According to a survey conducted by Hinge, 2000 app users flirt with their potential partners by sending memes and consider it as an important factor to start a relationship.&nbsp;
The data also revealed that 73 per cent of daters share memes to check their partner's sense of humour and 60 per cent prioritise getting an idea of someone's 'meme humour' before heading out for a date.&nbsp;
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After eating oranges in the shower, TikTokers are back with another trend; ‘everything shower’ Here's all you need to know.

'Everything, everywhere all at once' in a shower. Know more about this bizarre Gen Z trend

After eating oranges in the shower, TikTokers are back with another trend; &lsquo;everything shower&rsquo; Here's all you need to know.

Another day, another bizarre trend! Gen Z on TikTok is promoting &lsquo;everything shower&rsquo; and videos with the same hashtag (#everythingshower) have garnered over 123.7 million views.
The trend includes following every possible self-care routine from head to toe, all at once, using every product owned, from shampoos to creams to exfoliators, and serums, among others.
Influencers have shared videos mocking this trend and while for some this is a part of self-pampering, for some it is just another trend that they need to tick off.
However, according to some, the trend promotes wellness culture getting out of control and a toxic obsession of youngsters about looking flawless.
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This World Asthma Day, let’s hear from Dr S Z Zafrey, Pulmonologist & Critical Care Expert, Indore Chest & Allergy Centre, about the common triggers that cause this disease. 

World Asthma Day 2023: Pulmonologist Dr SZ Zafrey speaks about triggers, precaution we must follow

This World Asthma Day, let&rsquo;s hear from Dr S Z Zafrey, Pulmonologist &amp; Critical Care Expert, Indore Chest &amp; Allergy Centre, about the common triggers that cause this disease.&nbsp;

World Asthma Day is organized by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), a World Health Organization collaborative organization founded in 1993. &nbsp;It is held every year on the first Tuesday of May to raise awareness of Asthma worldwide. Let&rsquo;s hear from our expert, Dr S Z Zafrey, Pulmonologist &amp; Critical Care Expert, Indore Chest &amp; Allergy Centre, about the common triggers that cause this disease.&nbsp;
What triggers Asthma?
According to him common triggers are pollen from plants, dust mites, animal and insect droppings.&nbsp;
Can Ayurvedic herbs and spices manage asthma?
According to expert, a lot of herbs have been claimed to cure asthma, but no herb has been proven a cure for asthma.
What to eat and what not to eat
Dr Zafrey says that one can eat anything and should not avoid anything unless and until a person is allergic to something specific. Besides that maintaining a healthy diet is a key.
Watch video for whole interview.
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Not just celebrities, now you can simplify your travel journey at the airport too by using Pranaam service. Know prices and other details. 

From check ins to boardings, this service makes your airport experience way smoother than it ever was

Not just celebrities, now you can simplify your travel journey at the airport too by using Pranaam service. Know prices and other details.&nbsp;

For those looking for assistance at the airport, this service might be the best solution for you. It'll make your travel journey smooth right from the time you arrive at the airport.&nbsp;
Pranaam is a premium concierge service provided at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Airport in Mumbai by the Adani group. It helps passengers especially celebrities or VIPs simplify their travel journey at the airport from check-ins to the boarding gates.&nbsp;
Popularly used by most B-town celebs, the service starts from Rs 3000 for domestic (one way) and goes up to Rs 6000 for international flights (one way). One can also get 7 free Pranaam services in a year if they have an Axis Magnus credit card.&nbsp;
The service also includes Adani lounge access and a special assistance facility for senior citizens and children.&nbsp;
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If you love horror movies then it is most likely that you don't mind experiencing something like that in real life. Here's a lsit of 3 most haunted hotels in India you can plan your next spook-ation at.

Heard of the Conjuring House? Visit the 3 most haunted hotels of India to experience something similar

If you love horror movies then it is most likely that you don't mind experiencing something like that in real life. Here's a lsit of 3 most haunted hotels in India you can plan your next spook-ation at.

Ghosts, spirits, paranormal activities! No one can deny that a lot of us have thousands of questions in our mind when it comes to these things. This inquisitiveness leads our interest in horror movies. And you&rsquo;ll agree that the &lsquo;Conjuring&rsquo; series has been one of the most watched and popular horror movies of all time. &nbsp;
And now the house (The Rhode Island House) the movies were shot in, is inviting brave hearts to book &lsquo;ghost-camping&rsquo; for some spooky experiences.&nbsp;
However, before you go ahead and plan that, let us tell you that you can experience something similar at these hotels in India which are believed to be haunted.&nbsp;
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<h3>Hotel Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai&nbsp;</h3>
Yes, as surprising as it may be, it is also true. One of the most popular and luxurious hotels of the country is also haunted. It is believed that the architecture of the building was approved by WA Chambers and when he did not find it to be the same as he had expected, he committed suicide by jumping off from the 5th floor of the hotel. His spirit still loiters around the corridors of the old wing of the property paying a visit now and then to staff and guests. &nbsp;
<h3>Hotel Savoy Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels, Mussoorie&nbsp;</h3>
This beautiful hotel on the outskirts of Mussoorie had also inspired Agatha Christie&rsquo;s first novel &lsquo;The Mysterious Affair at Styles&rsquo;. Even though the murder mystery was solved in the book, in real life, the death of Lady Garnett, an English spiritualist at the premises remained unsolved, and her ghost is believed to haunt the corridors of the place looking for her murderer. After repetition of various eerie incidents, the hotel remained closed for many years until 2009 when the ITC group acquired and re-opened it.&nbsp;
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<h3>Hotel Brij Raj Bhawan Palace, Kota&nbsp;</h3>
This place dates to the 19th century and was built in 1830. With beautiful royal architecture and grandeur, it attracts many tourists from across the world, but is also known to be haunted by the spirit of a British major who lived with his family and was killed during the Sepoy Mutiny in 1857.&nbsp;
Other than these, the Trident Mumbai and Hotel Fern Hill in Ooty known for the movie Raaz also became famous as some of the most haunted hotels in India. So, are you brave enough to book your stays at these places for your next &lsquo;spook-ation&rsquo;? &nbsp;
Discalimer: Editorji does not intend to defame any of these hotels. The list above is completely based on popular sayings and experiences of people.&nbsp;
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Manhattanhenge is the phenomenon that occurs when the Earth is in the right position in relation to the sun and lines up perfectly with Manhattan skyscrapers. Know all about this. 

What is the Manhattanhenge phenomenon? Know how and when it occurs 

<h2>Manhattanhenge is the phenomenon that occurs when the Earth is in the right position in relation to the sun and lines up perfectly with Manhattan skyscrapers. Know all about it.&nbsp;</h2>

"Manhattanhenge" has been in the headlines for its beautiful and spectacular view of the sunset New Yorkers are crazy about.&nbsp;
On 30 May, thousands of people gathered on the streets of Manhattan to capture the beautiful snap of Manhattanhenge, which occurs only twice a year. Here's what you need to know about the phenomenon.&nbsp;
<h3>What is Manhattanhenge?&nbsp;</h3>
Manhattanhenge occurs in New York when the Earth is in the right position in relation to the sun and lines up perfectly with Manhattan skyscrapers and frames beautifully between the buildings. Similarly, the 'henge' phenomenon is also seen in other cities with huge skyscrapers such as Chicago, Toronto and Montreal.&nbsp;
<h3>When does Manhattanhenge occur?&nbsp;</h3>
This natural event takes place in May and July, for 2 days typically around the summer solstice marking the longest day of the year. According to the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, the next Manhattanhenge will occur again on 12 July at 20:20 (8:20 pm EST) and on 13 July at 20:21 (8:21 pm EST). So, if you missed it this time, no worries, you can witness it again in July.&nbsp;
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<h3>Who coined the term "Manhattanhenge"?</h3>
A New York resident and famous astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson coined the term &lsquo;Manhattanhenge&rsquo;, inspired by the Stonehenge monument in the UK, where the sun aligns in between the stones in summer and winter solstices.&nbsp;
<h3>How to get Manhattanhenge's perfect view?</h3>
Over the years, it has gained popularity among social media users, photographers, tourists and astronomy enthusiasts. Today, it is celebrated as a major event in New York.
For the perfect click and a dreamy view, visit the 23rd, 34th, 43rd and 57th Street and the two-way cross street in Manhattan.&nbsp;
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Pride Month 2023: If you are confused about the acronyms LGBTQ and LGBTQIA+, then this might help you clear out your confusion.

Pride Month 2023: What do LGBTQ AND LGBTQIA+ stand for?

Pride Month 2023: If you are confused about the acronyms LGBTQ and LGBTQIA+, then this might help you clear out your confusion.

Pride Month is observed in June and this month is celebrated to honor the LGBTQ community. In celebration of this month, pride parades take place across the world to spread awareness.&nbsp;
However, there is still confusion among people about the acronyms LGBTQ and LGBTQIA+, so let's understand what they stand for and what they mean.
L: This stands for lesbian, which means a woman who is sexually, romantically or emotionally attracted to other women.&nbsp;
G: This stands for Gay and it stands for a man who is attracted to men or it can also be used for people who are attracted to the similar genders as theirs.&nbsp;
B: This stands for Bisexual. It is used for people who are attracted to more than one gender.&nbsp;
T: This stands for transgender. This is used for people whose gender identity or expressions are different from the cultural expectations.&nbsp;
Q: This has two meanings, one is queer and the other is questioning. Queer is used for people who do not identify as straight or have any specific gender-fluid identities. It can also be used as questioning and is used by people who are questioning their identity.&nbsp;
Notably, in the acronym LGBTQIA+, the meaning of LGBTQ is the same, so let's know what IA+ stands for
I: This stands for Intersex and is used for people who are born with differences in their sex traits and reproductive anatomy.&nbsp;
A: This stands for Asexual and it is used for people who lack sexual interest in others
+: This symbol stands for several other sexual identities and orientations.
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