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Dia Mirza is a nature lover and loves to do charity for the needy people around her. She is a voice of change for conservation and protection of environment. The charming actor will turn 40 on December 9. 
On this special occasion, the actor has decided to donate Rs 40 lakh to the families of the frontline forest warriors who lost their lives during the ongoing pandemic. She has requested her fans and followers to not send her flowers or gifts instead make a donation to WTI to help the forest warriors. 
"On my birthday this year, I would like to take the opportunity to request all those who may want to send me flowers or gifts to instead make a donation to WTI to help our VanRakshaks. There could be no better birthday gift! Your gift will help support the bereaved families of India’s ‘Guardians of the Wild’ who lost their lives to Covid 19 while protecting our natural heritage." she said. 
She added, "Beginning with my 40th birthday on 9 December, for the next 40 days, I will donate a lakh each day and hope that you all will (contribute alongside me to the best of your abilities/match or better that amount) as we seek to maximise our collective impact!" she added. 
Wildlife Trust of India's (WTI) Conservation Heroes Covid Casualty Fund provides an ex-gratia of INR 100,000/- and a scroll of honor to the next of kin of the fallen heroes.
 
 

Dia Mirza pledges Rs 40 lakh to the families of India's forest guards

Dia Mirza is a nature lover and loves to do charity for the needy people around her. She is a voice of change for conservation and protection of environment. The charming actor will turn 40 on December 9. 

Dia Mirza is a nature lover and loves to help out those in need. She is a voice of change for conservation and she will turn 40 on December 9.
SUPER: Dia Mirza is a voice of change for conservation and protection of environment
SUPER: She donated Rs 40 lakh to the families of forest workers
Ahead of her birthday, Dia decided to donate Rs 40 lakh to the families of frontline forest warriors who lost their lives during the ongoing pandemic.
SUPER: Dia asks fans to donate to WTI, not give her gifts or flowers&nbsp;
She has requested her fans and followers to not send her flowers or gifts instead make a donation to the Wildlife trust of India, to help India's forest warriors.
((Show post))
"On my birthday this year, I would like to take the opportunity to request all those who may want to send me flowers or gifts to instead make a donation to WTI to help our VanRakshaks. There could be no better birthday gift! Your gift will help support the bereaved families of India&rsquo;s &lsquo;Guardians of the Wild&rsquo; who lost their lives to Covid 19 while protecting our natural heritage." she said.
((Show Dia visuals with trees or nature))
She also added, beginning with her 40th birthday on 9 December, for the next 40 days, she will donate a lakh each day and hoped that all her fans will contribute alongside her, to maximise our collective impact!"
SUPER: Wildlife Trust of India provides Rs 1 lakh to families of deceased workers
Wildlife Trust of India's (WTI) Conservation Heroes Covid Casualty Fund provides an ex-gratia of INR 100,000/- and a scroll of honor to the next of kin of the fallen heroes.

Dia Mirza is a nature lover and loves to help out the needy. She is a voice of change for conservation and protection of environment. The charming actor will turn 40 on December 9.

Dia Mirza is a nature lover and loves to help out those in need. She is a voice of change for conservation and she will turn 40 on December 9.
Ahead of her birthday, Dia decided to donate Rs 40 lakh to the families of frontline forest warriors who lost their lives during the ongoing pandemic.
She has requested her fans and followers to not send her flowers or gifts instead make a donation to the Wildlife trust of India, to help India's forest warriors.
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"On my birthday this year, I would like to take the opportunity to request all those who may want to send me flowers or gifts to instead make a donation to WTI to help our VanRakshaks. There could be no better birthday gift! Your gift will help support the bereaved families of India&rsquo;s &lsquo;Guardians of the Wild&rsquo; who lost their lives to Covid 19 while protecting our natural heritage." she said.
She also added, beginning with her 40th birthday on 9 December, for the next 40 days, she will donate a lakh each day and hoped that all her fans will contribute alongside her, to maximise our collective impact!"
Wildlife Trust of India's (WTI) Conservation Heroes Covid Casualty Fund provides an ex-gratia of INR 100,000/- and a scroll of honor to the next of kin of the fallen heroes.
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Dia Mirza is a vision of poise and grace. She made her debut in Bollywood in 2001 with 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' and has been seen in many memorable roles since, including Parineeta (2005), and Thappad (2020). A trailblazer, Dia has always stood out for being different, in a cut throat industry. There is much more to her than her ethereal beauty, and she's the example that we can actually follow. From her original profession before stardom to causes close to her heart, here are some lesser-known facts about the charming star.
1. Before becoming a star, Dia Mirza was a marketing executiveDia worked as a marketing executive for a media studio. However, life had different plans for her. In 2000, she participated in a beauty contest and went on to become Miss Asia Pacific.
2. Cancer awareness to HIV, Dia Mirza works for several causesDia Mirza has several causes which are close to her heart. Apart from supporting the Cancer Patients Aid Foundation, the Spastics Society of India, PETA, United Nations’ CRY and other organizations, she also adopts two cancer patients every year.
3. Dia Mirza is been vocal about environmental issuesDia Mirza has been very vocal about environmental issues and has worked towards making the world a greener place. She along with Aamir Khan raised their voice against the construction of the Sardar Sarovar Project in Gujarat in 2006, which led to protests against her. She is also the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) National Goodwill Ambassador.
4. Half Bengali & half German, Dia Mirza is truly a global citizenDia Mirza is half Bengali and half German by parentage. Dia uses her step-father's surname Mirza and recently added her father, Frank Handrich's surname to her name. Her father was a German designer from Munich, her mother Deepa is an interior designer, landscaper and works as a volunteer to help alcoholics and addicts.
5. Dia Mirza starts her day with a unique wellness practiseDia in an interview revealed that she has been starting off her days with a unique wellness practice called 'earthing'. Dia begins her day in her garden, spending at least ten minutes walking barefoot on soil and grass, in order to ground oneself, connect with nature, and feel centred.

Happy Birthday Dia Mirza: Lesser-known facts about her you probably didn't know

Dia Mirza is a vision of poise and grace, she has always stood out for being different, in a cut throat industry. Here are some lesser-known facts about the charming star.

Dia Mirza is a vision of poise and grace. She made her debut in Bollywood in 2001 with 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' and has been seen in many memorable roles since, including Parineeta (2005), and Thappad (2020). A trailblazer, Dia has always stood out for being different, in a cut throat industry. There is much more to her than her ethereal beauty, and she's the example that we can actually follow. From her original profession before stardom to causes close to her heart, here are some lesser-known facts about the charming star.
1. Before becoming a star, Dia Mirza was a marketing executive Dia worked as a marketing executive for a media studio. However, life had different plans for her. In 2000, she participated in a beauty contest and went on to become Miss Asia Pacific.
2. Cancer awareness to HIV, Dia Mirza works for several causes Dia Mirza has several causes which are close to her heart. Apart from supporting the Cancer Patients Aid Foundation, the Spastics Society of India, PETA, United Nations&rsquo; CRY and other organizations, she also adopts two cancer patients every year.
3. Dia Mirza is been vocal about environmental issues Dia Mirza has been very vocal about environmental issues and has worked towards making the world a greener place. She along with Aamir Khan raised their voice against the construction of the Sardar Sarovar Project in Gujarat in 2006, which led to protests against her. She is also the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) National Goodwill Ambassador.
4. Half Bengali &amp; half German, Dia Mirza is truly a global citizen Dia Mirza is half Bengali and half German by parentage. Dia uses her step-father's surname Mirza and recently added her father, Frank Handrich's surname to her name. Her father was a German designer from Munich, her mother Deepa is an interior designer, landscaper and works as a volunteer to help alcoholics and addicts.
5. Dia Mirza starts her day with a unique wellness practise Dia in an interview revealed that she has been starting off her days with a unique wellness practice called 'earthing'. Dia begins her day in her garden, spending at least ten minutes walking barefoot on soil and grass, in order to ground oneself, connect with nature, and feel centred.

From her original profession before stardom to causes close to her heart, here are some lesser-known facts about the charming star.

Bollywood actor Dia Mirza&nbsp;has shared the first picture of her newborn son Avyaan&nbsp;Azaad&nbsp;Rekhi.&nbsp;
Dia&nbsp;posted a black and white picture of her and her baby where she can be seen standing and holding her toddler in her arms as he seems to be busy taking his nap.&nbsp;
'Sanju' actor&nbsp;posted the picture on her Instagram&nbsp;&amp; thanked all the doctors &amp; medical staff who take care of her baby.&nbsp;
Stating that her son&nbsp;Avyaan&nbsp;taught them humility, grace, and the power of prayer,&nbsp;She concluded the post by saying, 'you complete us in every way.'
Reportedly Dia's son&nbsp;Avyaan Azaad Rekhi&nbsp;was born on May 14 prematurely and was under the supervision of doctors in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Dia Mirza shares first picture of son Avyaan Azaad Rekhi, see pic

Super: Dia&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;shares first picture of her son Avyaan&nbsp;Azaad&nbsp;Rekhi
Bollywood actor Dia Mirza&nbsp;has shared the first picture of her newborn son Avyaan&nbsp;Azaad&nbsp;Rekhi.&nbsp;
Super: Dia&nbsp;posted a black &amp; white pic on her Instagram
Dia&nbsp;posted a black and white picture of her and her baby where she can be seen standing and holding the little one in her arms as he seems busy taking a nap.&nbsp;
Super: Sanju&nbsp;actor thanked doctors &amp; medical staff for taking care of her baby
'Sanju' actor&nbsp;posted the picture on her Instagram&nbsp;&amp; thanked all the doctors &amp; medical staff who took care of her baby.&nbsp;
Super:&nbsp;Avyaan&nbsp;taught us humility, grace, and the power of prayer
Stating that her son&nbsp;Avyaan&nbsp;taught them humility, grace, and the power of prayer,&nbsp;She concluded the post by saying, 'you complete us in every way.'
Super:&nbsp;Dia's son&nbsp;Avyaan Azaad Rekhi&nbsp;was born on May 14 prematurely&nbsp;
Reportedly Dia's son&nbsp;Avyaan Azaad Rekhi&nbsp;was born on May 14 prematurely and was under the supervision of doctors in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Dia Mirza&nbsp;shared the first picture of her newborn son Avyaan&nbsp;Azaad&nbsp;Rekhi. She&nbsp;shared a monochrome picture in which she can be seen holding her son.

Bollywood actor Dia Mirza&nbsp;has shared the first picture of her newborn son Avyaan&nbsp;Azaad&nbsp;Rekhi.&nbsp;
Dia&nbsp;posted a black and white picture of her and her baby where she can be seen standing and holding the little one in her arms as he seems busy taking a nap.&nbsp;
'Sanju' actor&nbsp;posted the picture on her Instagram&nbsp;&amp; thanked all the doctors &amp; medical staff who took&nbsp;care of her baby.&nbsp;
Stating that her son&nbsp;Avyaan&nbsp;taught them humility, grace, and the power of prayer, she concluded the post by saying, 'you complete us in every way.'
Reportedly Dia's son&nbsp;Avyaan Azaad Rekhi&nbsp;was born on May 14 prematurely and was under the supervision of doctors in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Bollywood actor Dia&nbsp;Mirza and her husband, businessman&nbsp;Vaibhav Rekhi have welcomed their first child together.&nbsp;Dia&nbsp;made the announcement on social media along with a&nbsp;photo of the baby's hand and revealed that they have named him&nbsp;Avyaan Azaad Rekhi.&nbsp;
Dia further revealed&nbsp;that her son Avyaan was born prematurely, on May 14 and is currently under the care of doctors and nurses in the neonatal ICU.
In a lengthy post, Dia&nbsp;said, watching her child in awe and wonder, taught her the true meaning of trusting the universe and of parenthood. She went on to say, being a mother taught her&nbsp;to not be afraid, and humbly take the lead from her child's resilience and courage.&nbsp;
Dia&nbsp;Mirza tied the knot with businessman&nbsp;Vaibhav&nbsp;Rekhi&nbsp;on February 15 this year, in a low key ceremony&nbsp;with close friends and family, at her Mumbai residence.&nbsp;

Dia Mirza and Vaibhav Rekhi welcome baby boy, name him Avyaan

Bollywood actor Dia Mirza, Vaibhav Rekhi welcome baby boy Avyaan, see photo

Dia Mirza, Vaibhav Rekhi welcome baby boy Avyaan, see pic

// Actor Dia Mirza&nbsp;and&nbsp;husband&nbsp;Vaibhav Rekhi welcome baby boy
// Dia Mirza reveals that she has named him&nbsp;Avyaan Azaad Rekhi
// Actor reveals her son&nbsp;Avyaan&nbsp;was born prematurely on May 14
// Dia&nbsp;says doctors are keeping an eye on&nbsp;Avyaan&nbsp;in the neonatal ICU
// Dia&nbsp;tied the knot with&nbsp;Vaibhav&nbsp;Rekhi&nbsp;in February this year
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Dia&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;and&nbsp;Vaibhav&nbsp;Rekhi&nbsp;tied the knot&nbsp;on February 15 this year in a low key wedding, at her Mumbai residence.&nbsp;

Bollywood actor Dia&nbsp;Mirza and her husband, businessman&nbsp;Vaibhav Rekhi have welcomed their first child together.&nbsp;Dia&nbsp;made the announcement on social media along with a&nbsp;photo of the baby's hand and revealed that they have named him&nbsp;Avyaan Azaad Rekhi.&nbsp;
Dia further revealed&nbsp;that her son Avyaan was born prematurely, on May 14 and is currently under the care of doctors and nurses in the neonatal ICU.
In a lengthy post, Dia&nbsp;said, watching her child in awe and wonder, taught her the true meaning of trusting the universe and of parenthood. She went on to say, being a mother taught her&nbsp;to not be afraid, and humbly take the lead from her child's resilience and courage.&nbsp;
Dia&nbsp;Mirza tied the knot with businessman&nbsp;Vaibhav&nbsp;Rekhi&nbsp;on February 15 this year, in a low key ceremony&nbsp;with close friends and family, at her Mumbai residence.&nbsp;
Also Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9099">'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' has sexism in it:&nbsp;Dia Mirza</a>

On World Environment Day, here's is a list of Bollywood celebrities who are quietly making the world a better place by supporting eco causes.#1 Dia MirzaActor, producer, entrepreneur and environmentalist, Dia Mirza actively endorses campaigns to save the earth. She was appointed as UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador for India in 2017. Besides emphasizing on the need to protect the air, water, and wildlife, Dia also launched a campaign to promote biodegradable sanitary napkins.#2 Akshay KumarAkshay Kumar has been taking on social causes through his films like 'Toilet: Ek Prem Katha' and 'Padman'. The actor promotes the Swachh Bharat initiative and has paired up with BMC to promote cleanliness in Mumbai. He is also the brand ambassador of the Government of India&rsquo;s road safety campaign. #3 John AbrahamBesides being a vocal activist of animal rights, John Abraham has been working on providing 'solar energy' to remote villages across India. The actor who works extensively for the cause of stray animals is also a part of the 'Power Light A Village' initiative.
#4 Alia BhattAlia Bhatt pledged to completely drop the use of plastic from her day-to-day life. She also had urged her followers to #BeatPlasticPollution.
#5 Nandita Das Actor-director Nandita Das is an eco-warrior who's been promoting rain-water harvesting for quite some time now. Nandita in the past, collaborated with the Centre for Science and Environment, to spread awareness about the conservation of water. #6 Gul PanagActor Gul Panag is known for her contribution and efforts in sanitation and water disposal. Environmentally conscious Gul Panag practices sustainability by using an electric car and solar energy at home, too.

World Environment Day 2021: Celebs who are also eco-warriors

On World Environment Day, here's is a list of Bollywood celebrities who are quietly making the world a better place by supporting eco causes

On World Environment Day, here's is a list of Bollywood celebrities who are quietly making the world a better place by supporting eco causes. #1 Dia Mirza Actor, producer, entrepreneur and environmentalist, Dia Mirza actively endorses campaigns to save the earth. She was appointed as UN Environment Goodwill Ambassador for India in 2017. Besides emphasizing on the need to protect the air, water, and wildlife, Dia also launched a campaign to promote biodegradable sanitary napkins. #2 Akshay Kumar Akshay Kumar has been taking on social causes through his films like 'Toilet: Ek Prem Katha' and 'Padman'. The actor promotes the Swachh Bharat initiative and has paired up with BMC to promote cleanliness in Mumbai. He is also the brand ambassador of the Government of India&rsquo;s road safety campaign. #3 John Abraham Besides being a vocal activist of animal rights, John Abraham has been working on providing 'solar energy' to remote villages across India. The actor who works extensively for the cause of stray animals is also a part of the 'Power Light A Village' initiative.
#4 Alia Bhatt Alia Bhatt pledged to completely drop the use of plastic from her day-to-day life. She also had urged her followers to #BeatPlasticPollution.
#5 Nandita Das Actor-director Nandita Das is an eco-warrior who's been promoting rain-water harvesting for quite some time now. Nandita in the past, collaborated with the Centre for Science and Environment, to spread awareness about the conservation of water. #6 Gul Panag Actor Gul Panag is known for her contribution and efforts in sanitation and water disposal. Environmentally conscious Gul Panag practices sustainability by using an electric car and solar energy at home, too.

Actor&nbsp;Dia Mirza&nbsp;has opened up about the existence of sexism in the Hindi film industry. Acknowledging that she was a part of these stories&nbsp;where people were writing, thinking &amp; making sexist films, Dia&nbsp;said her&nbsp;debut 2001 film&nbsp;Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein&nbsp;too has&nbsp;sexist elements in it.&nbsp;
Speaking about living in a patriarchal society and the prevalence of 'rampant sexism' in an industry that is 'largely led by men', Sanju actor said&nbsp;she thinks for a large part it is not even conscious sexism because there are so many men who are writers, directors, actors and they are not even aware of their sexist thinking

'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' has sexism in it: Dia Mirza

Dia&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;speaks about&nbsp;being a part of sexist Bollywood films
'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' has sexism in it:&nbsp;Dia Mirza
Actor: worked with people who were a part of sexist cinema
Dia: Men in the industry not aware of sexist thought
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Actor&nbsp;Dia Mirza&nbsp;has opened up about&nbsp;the sexism in the Hindi film industry.
Acknowledging that she was once a part of these stories, Dia&nbsp;said her&nbsp;debut film 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein'&nbsp;too has&nbsp;sexist elements in it.&nbsp;
The 'Sanju' actress said she thinks a large part the 'rampant sexism' is&nbsp;not 'conscious' as the men in the industry who are writers, directors and actors are not even aware of their sexist thinking.&nbsp;

On the occasion of Earth Day, actor Dia&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;has shared a special message for her fans. Sharing her thoughts on the environment, Dia&nbsp;said the pandemic has made it abundantly clear that we have to change the way we live as&nbsp;the health of every single human being is closely linked with the well-being of mother nature. Stating that we need every single earth citizen to work towards restoring the planet along Dia&nbsp;added that we must hold authorities accountable for changes in the environment, besides making efforts on the personal front.&nbsp;

Dia Mirza on Earth Day: need to hold govt accountable for environment

Dia Mirza on Earth Day: need to hold govt's, industry accountable for environment

Dia Mirza on Earth Day: we need to change the way we live 'Need to hold govts, industry accountable for&nbsp;environment'

On the occasion of Earth Day, actor Dia&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;has shared a special message for her fans.
Sharing her thoughts, Dia&nbsp;said the pandemic has made it abundantly clear that we have to change the way we live as&nbsp;the health of every single human being is closely linked with the well-being of mother nature.
Stating that we need every single citizen to work towards restoring the planet,&nbsp;Dia&nbsp;added that we must hold authorities accountable for changes in the environment, besides making efforts on the personal front.&nbsp;

Witnessed our lowest: Bollywood lashes out at media for mobbing Rhea

Bollywood&nbsp;celebrities including Taapsee Pannu&nbsp;and Swara Bhasker lashed out at media for mobbing Rhea Chakraborty at NCB office on Sunday

Actress Rhea Chakraborty was mobbed by the media as she tried making her way into the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) office on Sunday, despite being escorted by police personnel.
Several Bollywood personalities criticised media&rsquo;s mobbing of actor Rhea Chakraborty, flouting all standard protocols amid Covid-19 pandemic.
Filmmaker Anubhav Sinha said the video of Rhea's entry into the NCB office was representative of the 'power of media over law and order in Mumbai'.
Taapsee Pannu took to Twitter and lamented the 'lynching a human being off her right'.
Swara&nbsp;Bhasker&nbsp;said the country has stooped to its lowest, while&nbsp;Dia Mirza said the behaviour by the media present on ground was 'reprehensible'.

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