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Dermatologist Dr. Kiran Sethi explains how to select a moisturiser that will be most effective for your skin.

Winter skincare: How to choose the right moisturiser for your skin?

Winter skincare: How to pick the right moisturiser for your skin type? 

Dermatologist Dr.&nbsp;Kiran Sethi&nbsp;explains how to select a&nbsp;moisturiser&nbsp;that will be most effective for your skin.

Cold, dry air can leave your skin itchy, red and irritated. Combat dry winter skin with these tips to retain your skin's natural moisture.
From dry to combination, all skin type needs a different hydration regimen. Dermatologist Dr.&nbsp;Kiran Sethi&nbsp;explains how to select a&nbsp;moisturiser&nbsp;that will be most effective for your <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/valentine-s-day-2022-show-your-skin-some-love-with-these-skincare-tips-1644566263235" target="_blank">skin</a>.
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The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23 according to ANI. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has already finalised the proposal in this regard.
The Winter session assumes significance as it will be held just months before the assembly elections in five states, including politically-crucial Uttar Pradesh, which is seen as a semi-final for the 2024 general elections. Modi government is looking to pass many important bills during the session.
The winter session of Parliament was not held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the monsoon session was marked by protests by the Opposition over the Pegasus spyware issue and repeal of the farmer's law.
In the Winter session, those entering the complex and the main Parliament building will have to wear masks all the time and may have to undergo Covid test. Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will sit simultaneously, the members will follow social distancing norms.
The last Parliament session was curtailed since two days ahead of its scheduled adjournment. (ANI)

Winter session of parliament to commence from November 29 till December 23

The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23. ANI reports

The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23 according to ANI. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has already finalised the proposal in this regard.
The Winter session assumes significance as it will be held just months before the assembly elections in five states, including politically-crucial Uttar Pradesh, which is seen as a semi-final for the 2024 general elections. Modi government is looking to pass many important bills during the session.
The winter session of Parliament was not held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the monsoon session was marked by protests by the Opposition over the Pegasus spyware issue and the farm laws.
In the Winter session, those entering the complex and the main Parliament building will have to wear masks all the time and may have to undergo Covid test. Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will sit simultaneously, the members will follow social distancing norms.
The last Parliament session was curtailed two days ahead of its schedule over opposition protests.

The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23 according to ANI. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has already finalised the proposal in this regard.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday warned that &ldquo;Covid is still out there&rdquo; as he set out plans for tackling Covid during the winters without having to resort to further economically damaging&nbsp;lockdowns.
Addressing a Downing Street press conference, the prime minister called the UK's Covid situation "actually more challenging" than it had been a year ago.
Johnson further said the success of the country&rsquo;s vaccination programme has led to easing lockdown restrictions, with a backup Plan B in place to re-impose some restrictions if needed.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Covid is still out there. The disease sadly still remains a risk. But I&rsquo;m confident we can keep going with our plan to turn jabs jabs jabs into jobs jobs jobs,&rdquo; said Johnson.
Also watch |&nbsp;Covid-19 delta case surge again: China locks down Fujian city of 4.5 million people&nbsp;
The winter plan for England includes booster jabs for millions, especially all vulnerable people, health care workers and those aged over 50. The booster shots will be rolled out beginning next week. 
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland confirmed they are to make similar moves.
The winter plan also includes continuing testing, tracing of cases and self-isolation for those who catch the virus.

Covid is still out there, warns UK PM as he sets out winter plan 

UK PM Boris Johnson unveiled a winter plan to tackle the Covid&nbsp;pandemic.

UK PM Johnson sets out winter plan for tackling Covid pandemic 

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday warned that &ldquo;Covid is still out there&rdquo; as he set out plans for tackling Covid during the winters without having to resort to further&nbsp;economically damaging&nbsp;lockdowns.
Addressing a Downing Street press conference, the prime minister called the UK's Covid situation "actually more challenging" than it had been a year ago.
Johnson further said the success of the country&rsquo;s vaccination programme has led to easing lockdown restrictions, with a backup Plan B in place to re-impose some restrictions if needed.
The winter plan for England includes booster jabs for millions, especially all vulnerable people, health care workers and those aged over 50.&nbsp;
The winter plan also includes continuing testing, tracing of cases and self-isolation for those who catch the virus.

The winter plan also includes continuing testing, tracing of cases and self-isolation for those who catch the virus.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday warned that &ldquo;Covid is still out there&rdquo; as he set out plans for tackling Covid during the winters without having to resort to further economically damaging&nbsp;lockdowns.
Addressing a Downing Street press conference, the prime minister called the UK's Covid situation "actually more challenging" than it had been a year ago.
Johnson further said the success of the country&rsquo;s vaccination programme has led to easing lockdown restrictions, with a backup Plan B in place to re-impose some restrictions if needed.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Covid is still out there. The disease sadly still remains a risk. But I&rsquo;m confident we can keep going with our plan to turn jabs jabs jabs into jobs jobs jobs,&rdquo; said Johnson.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-delta-case-surge-again-china-locks-down-fujian-city-of-4-5-million-people-1631623927801" target="_blank">Covid-19 delta case surge again: China locks down Fujian city of 4.5 million people</a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-delta-case-surge-again-china-locks-down-fujian-city-of-4-5-million-people-1631623927801" target="_blank">&nbsp;</a>
The winter plan for England includes booster jabs for millions, especially all vulnerable people, health care workers and those aged over 50. The booster shots will be rolled out beginning next week.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland confirmed they are to make similar moves.
The winter plan also includes continuing testing, tracing of cases and self-isolation for those who catch the virus.

Cold wave is set to make a comeback in Delhi as the minimum temperature is likely to drop by four degrees Celsius over the next two-three days, the India Meteorological Department said on Monday. The maximum is likely to settle around 16 degrees Celsius. Dense-to-very-dense fog is also predicted during the period. On Monday morning, the minimum temperature stood at 7.4 degrees Celsius. Delhi had recorded a cold day on Sunday with the maximum temperature dropping to 15 degrees Celsius, six notches below normal and the lowest this month.

Brace up, Delhi: Another cold wave is coming

Cold wave is set to make a comeback in Delhi as the minimum temperature is likely to drop by four degrees Celsius over the next two-three days, the IMD said on Monday

Cold wave is set to make a comeback in Delhi as the minimum temperature is likely to drop by four degrees Celsius over the next two-three days, the India Meteorological Department said on Monday. The maximum is likely to settle around 16 degrees Celsius. Dense-to-very-dense fog is also predicted during the period. On Monday morning, the minimum temperature stood at 7.4 degrees Celsius. Delhi had recorded a cold day on Sunday with the maximum temperature dropping to 15 degrees Celsius, six notches below normal and the lowest this month.

Delhi recorded the season&rsquo;s lowest temperature on Friday with mercury tumbling to 1.6 degrees Celsius in the morning. Teh Capital woke up in a thick blanket of fog on the first morning of the new year with near zero visibility in some areas early in the morning. The visibility improved later. Many parts of the northwestern plains have recorded sub zero or near 0&deg;C minimum temperatures in the last couple of days. On Thursday for example, Hisar and Narnaul in Haryana recorded -1.2&deg;C and 0.5&deg;C respectively; Bhatinda and Ballowal in Punjab recorded 0&deg;C and 0.2&deg;C respectively.

Mercury drops to 1.1°C in Delhi, sub-zero in many places

Delhi recorded the season&rsquo;s lowest temperature on Friday with mercury tumbling to 1.1 degrees Celsius in the morning

Delhi recorded the season&rsquo;s lowest temperature on Friday with mercury tumbling to 1.1 degrees Celsius in the morning. Teh Capital woke up in a thick blanket of fog on the first morning of the new year with near zero visibility in some areas early in the morning. The visibility improved later. Many parts of the northwestern plains have recorded sub zero or near 0&deg;C minimum temperatures in the last couple of days. On Thursday for example, Hisar and Narnaul in Haryana recorded -1.2&deg;C and 0.5&deg;C respectively; Bhatinda and Ballowal in Punjab recorded 0&deg;C and 0.2&deg;C respectively.

Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 3.6 degrees Celsius on Tuesday morning. On Monday, the minimum temperature was 5.6 degrees Celsius. Heavy snowfall in Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand and icy winds blowing from the hills have sent the mercury tumbling in most parts of North and Northwest India. The IMD has predicted that the cold wave in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, north Rajasthan and Himachal is likely to continue till December 31. The air quality in Delhi/NCR has improved compared to last week mainly due to moderate winds across the cities.

Delhi shivers as mercury tumbles to 3.6 degrees

Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 3.6 degrees Celsius on Tuesday morning. Cold wave to continue till Dec 31

Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 3.6 degrees Celsius on Tuesday morning. On Monday, the minimum temperature was 5.6 degrees Celsius. Heavy snowfall in Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand and icy winds blowing from the hills have sent the mercury tumbling in most parts of North and Northwest India. The IMD has predicted that the cold wave in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, north Rajasthan and Himachal is likely to continue till December 31. The air quality in Delhi/NCR has improved compared to last week mainly due to moderate winds across the cities.

Gear up Delhi, a severe cold wave is coming. The weather department has predicted that cold wave in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan from Tuesday. Parts of North India are likely to be in the grip of severe cold and fog till the New Yeas Eve. Ground frost conditions are likely in isolated pockets over Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Rajasthan and west Madhya Pradesh between December 29 and 31. Dense to very dense fog is likely over Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi till December 31.

Bundle up Delhi: A severe cold wave is coming

Bundle up Delhi, a severe cold wave is coming. The weather department has predicted that cold wave in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan from Tuesday

Bundle up Delhi:  A severe cold wave is coming

Gear up Delhi, a severe cold wave is coming. The weather department has predicted that cold wave in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan from Tuesday. Parts of North India are likely to be in the grip of severe cold and fog till the New Yeas Eve. Ground frost conditions are likely in isolated pockets over Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Rajasthan and west Madhya Pradesh between December 29 and 31. Dense to very dense fog is likely over Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi till December 31.

Falling mercury and low wind speed have left the Capital freezing and choking. The air quality in the national capital continued to remain in the &lsquo;severe&rsquo; zone for the second consecutive day on Wednesday and is likely to stay there for the next few days. IMD has said that there is a possibility of marginal improvement in wind speed from December 25, which may bring down the high levels of pollution. Meanwhile, the temperature will also continue to drop over the coming days in Delhi and the neighbouring cities. On Wednesday, the minimum temperature was recorded at 4 degrees in the Capital.

Delhi winter woes: Mercury dipping, pollution rising

Falling mercury and low wind speed have left the Capital freezing and choking. The air quality to remain in the &lsquo;severe&rsquo; zone for the second consecutive day on Wednesday and is likely to stay there for the next few days

Falling mercury and low wind speed have left the Capital freezing and choking. The air quality in the national capital continued to remain in the &lsquo;severe&rsquo; zone for the second consecutive day on Wednesday and is likely to stay there for the next few days. IMD has said that there is a possibility of marginal improvement in wind speed from December 25, which may bring down the high levels of pollution. Meanwhile, the temperature will also continue to drop over the coming days in Delhi and the neighbouring cities. On Wednesday, the minimum temperature was recorded at 4 degrees in the Capital.

Delhi on Sunday recorded its coldest day of the season with temperature falling to 3.4 degrees. The IMD forecast said that the temperature might rise marginally on Monday before it dipping again. The weather department said that the cold winds from Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Ladakh were coming into the national capital, which had been keeping the temperature low. The IMD has predicted that the temperature will fall again from Tuesday and will possibly dip to around 3 degrees.

Delhi's coldest day of season at 3.4 °C, set to get colder

Delhi on Sunday recorded its coldest day of the season with temperature falling to 3.4 degrees. The IMD forecast said that the temperature might rise marginally on Monday before it dipping again.

Delhi on Sunday recorded its coldest day of the season with temperature falling to 3.4 degrees. The IMD forecast said that the temperature might rise marginally on Monday before it dipping again. The weather department said that the cold winds from Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Ladakh were coming into the national capital, which had been keeping the temperature low. The IMD has predicted that the temperature will fall again from Tuesday and will possibly dip to around 3 degrees.

Delhi on Sunday recorded its coldest day of the season with temperature falling to 3.4 degrees. The IMD forecast said that the temperature might rise marginally on Monday before it dips again. The weather department said that the cold winds from Jammu &amp; Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Ladakh were coming into the national capital, which had been keeping the temperature low. The IMD has predicted that the temperature will fall again from Tuesday and will possibly dip to around 3 degrees.

Cold Delhi got a notch colder and felt worse than the 4 degrees that mercury shows. Experts say temperature alone does&nbsp;not capture the bitter chill Delhi is experiencing through the day because the &ldquo;perception of the temperature&rdquo; is even lower due to the icy cold winds. Thursday recorded 4.6 degrees in Delhi, but it actually felt like 2 degrees. The weather department has predicted that the bitter cold spell in the North will last at least till December 21.

Delhi at 4°C is feeling like 2°C due to icy winds!

The weather department has predicted that the bitter cold spell in the North will last at least till December 21

Cold Delhi got a notch colder and felt worse than the 4 degrees that mercury shows. Experts say temperature alone does&nbsp;not capture the bitter chill Delhi is experiencing through the day because the &ldquo;perception of the temperature&rdquo; is even lower due to the icy cold winds. Thursday recorded 4.6 degrees in Delhi, but it actually felt like 2 degrees. The weather department has predicted that the bitter cold spell in the North will last at least till December 21.

Cold wave that has gripped the Capital for the last couple of days is likely to continue&nbsp;till December 18, Met department has said. Uplifted fog has appeared over the region, which is partially screening out sunlight, making day conditions colder,&rdquo; an official said, adding that the Cold wave is likely to last three more days. The IMD has forecast that the minimum temperature may fall to 3 degrees Celsius on Wednesday while maximum temperature may be around 19 degrees Celsius.

Just chill: Delhi cold wave to continue till Dec 18

Cold wave that has gripped the Capital for the last couple of days is likely to continue&nbsp;till December 18

Just chill: Cold wave to continue for now, mercury may dip to 3° 

Cold wave that has gripped the Capital for the last couple of days is likely to continue&nbsp;till December 18, Met department has said. Uplifted fog has appeared over the region, which is partially screening out sunlight, making day conditions colder,&rdquo; an official said, adding that the Cold wave is likely to last three more days. The IMD has forecast that the minimum temperature may fall to 3 degrees Celsius on Wednesday while maximum temperature may be around 19 degrees Celsius.

Painting looted by Nazis returned to Jewish family after 87 years 

A painting of two young, 19th-century skaters that was looted by Nazis from a Jewish family in 1933 and recently discovered at a small museum in upstate New York has been returned after 87 years.
The painting "Winter" by American artist Gari Melchers was among more than 1,000 pieces of art and artifacts seized from the Mosse family, a prominent Jewish family in Berlin who became early targets of the Nazi Party.
It was returned Thursday to family heirs and is expected to go to auction.

Painting looted by Nazis returned to Jewish family after 87 years
'Winter' among 1,000+ other artworks stolen from the family
Returned to the family heirs, the work is expected to go on auction

A painting of two young, 19th-century skaters that was looted by Nazis from a Jewish family in 1933 and recently discovered at a small museum in upstate New York has been returned after 87 years.
The painting "Winter" by American artist Gari Melchers was among more than 1,000 pieces of art and artefacts seized from the Mosse family, a prominent Jewish family in Berlin who became early targets of the Nazi Party.
It was returned Thursday to family heirs and is expected to go to auction.&nbsp;

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