Editorji is a popular short video news and information platform based in India. It was founded in 2018 by Vikram Chandra, one of India’s leading journalists, and has risen to prominence in the digital news space in a relatively short span of time. The platform is primarily designed for mobile devices, with applications available for Android and iOS.

ABOUT US:

about us editorji

Latest Video News: Editorji provides the latest news video headlines, latest videos clip from India and the World. Get all breaking news videos on Entertainment, Business, Coronavirus, Elections, Politics and more.

Latest Video News, Breaking News, Bollywood, Political, Sports, Business News | Editorji

+91 11 4035 6666 / info@editorji.com
3rd floor, Plot B, Khasara no 360, Sultanpur, New Delhi, Delhi 110030
<a title="mail to us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Send Feedback</a>
<a title="Contact Us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Contact Us</a>

REACH US

Contact for any questions, suggestions, comments, feedback or advertisement on Editorji.com, we are always looking forward to hearing from you.

Contact Us for Feedback, Suggestions and Advertising 

Editorji content is better experienced in our app.

In Cuba, nail art thrives despite economic challenges. Detailed designs serve as a creative escape and financial opportunity, with social media playing a key role.

Cuban Nail Art: A Luxurious Escape Amid Economic Challenges

Cuban women embrace nail art despite tough economic conditions. Manicurists find financial success through creative designs and strategic use of social media.

Cuban Nail Art: Luxury Amid Economic Adversity

Cuban women turn to intricate nail art despite economic hardships. Manicurists develop skills from online tutorials, with high demand for decorated designs.

HAVANA, Jul 11 (AP) &ndash; In defiance of challenging economic conditions, Cuban women are turning to elaborate nail art, opting for lengthy and intricate designs despite limited financial resources. This trend, already popular worldwide, is especially remarkable in Cuba, where the availability of these nail embellishments is constrained by the island&rsquo;s tough economic landscape.
Many Cubans face daily hurdles like crowded buses, power shortages, and product scarcities, but for those skilled in nail art, it represents a financial lifeline within Cuba&rsquo;s restricted private sector. Learning their craft from online videos and international manicurists, these artists have managed to turn extravagant nail designs into a profitable endeavor.
Cuban manicurist Marisel Darias Valdes recently spent almost six hours crafting decorated acrylic extensions for a client, Mariam Camila Sosa, at her home salon in Havana. The nails featured 1-inch extensions depicting the cartoon character SpongeBob, a tribute to Sosa&rsquo;s daughter&rsquo;s favorite character. Every design is meticulously handmade, reflecting the transformation of simple manicures into intricate art. &ldquo;Previously, it was a half-hour service with basic manicures and natural paint. Now, it&rsquo;s all about the art,&rdquo; Darias remarked. &ldquo;Cuban women are very vain. They may lack food, but their nails, hair, eyelashes, and feet always have to be well-groomed.&rdquo;
Official statistics on the number of such specialized nail businesses are unavailable, but since the pandemic, many have blossomed, elevating nail art to an art form. Manicurists are not only honing their craft but also becoming content creators to attract clients through sophisticated social media strategies, despite Cuba&rsquo;s unreliable internet connectivity. Dayana Roche, a fellow manicurist, highlights her services online, stating, &ldquo;It&rsquo;s the fundamental tool to attract the public, the clients. You have to create a lot of content on social media because that&rsquo;s where everyone sees your work.&rdquo;
Nail artistry provides a viable income stream for many, including university graduates, as a solution to the country&rsquo;s low wages. The cost of nail services, which ranges from USD 10 to USD 40, is significant in a country where the average monthly state salary is roughly 5,000 Cuban pesos (around USD 13). Many Cuban families, however, supplement their income with remittances and state subsidies. The materials required for nail art are sourced from the United States, Panama, or resellers in Cuba, with a small bottle of professional nail polish costing as much as USD 15.
Despite the economic burden, people like Miralys Maura Cruz, who manage household chores adeptly with their adorned 2-inch nails, see their nails as a necessary luxury. &ldquo;Without my nails, I&rsquo;m nobody,&rdquo; Cruz admits. &ldquo;I know they are not cheap, and nails are a luxury, but it&rsquo;s my luxury.&rdquo;
&nbsp;
(Only the headline of this report may have been reworked by Editorji; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
&nbsp;

A 90-year-old woman in Delhi succumbed to multiple health conditions, having tested positive for COVID-19. Her death marks the eighth fatality related to COVID-19 since January 1. Delhi, with 691 active cases, is closely monitoring the situation.

90-Year-Old Dies with COVID-19 in Delhi

In Delhi, a 90-year-old woman with numerous health issues has died after testing positive for COVID-19, marking the eighth related death since the start of the year. Health conditions rather than the virus were primarily responsible. Nationwide, active cases total 6,815.

90 Year Old Dies with COVID-19 in Delhi

A 90-year-old woman in Delhi died from pre-existing conditions while having COVID-19. Delhi sees 691 active cases, part of India's 6,815 nationwide. Kerala, Gujarat, West Bengal, and Delhi are highly affected.

A 90-year-old woman with co-morbidities died after testing positive for COVID-19 in the national capital, according to official data.
The number of fatalities since January 1 stands at eight. The 90-year-old patient had respiratory acidosis, Congestive Heart Failure (CCF) and Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), according to the Union Health Ministry's COVID-19 dashboard.
The primary cause of death is other co-morbidities and Covid finding is incidental, it said.
Delhi has 691 active cases. Active cases across India stand at 6,815, with three deaths reported in the past 24 hours.
Kerala continues to be the most affected state, followed by Gujarat, West Bengal and Delhi, the ministry data show.

22-year-old Simran Devi was allegedly shot by her husband, Vinit Singh, in Jharkhand over suspicions of his affair. Singh is absconding as police conduct manhunt. This incident underscores severe domestic violence issues.

Woman Fatally Shot by Husband in Jharkhand

In Jharkhand's Naudiha village, Simran Devi, 22, was allegedly shot by her husband over an alleged illicit affair. Vinit Singh, the suspect, is absconding. Authorities are actively searching for him, shedding light on domestic violence concerns.

Young woman shot dead amid cheating suspicions

Simran Devi, a 22-year-old woman, was fatally shot by her husband, Vinit Singh, in Naudiha village amid allegations of his affair. Police are searching for Singh, who fled after the incident, highlighting serious concerns about domestic violence.

&nbsp;A 22-year-old woman was shot dead by her husband for allegedly protesting against his "illicit" relationship with another woman in Jharkhand's Palamu district, police said on Tuesday.
The incident occurred on Monday night in Naudiha village under the Patan Police Station area, a senior officer said.
The deceased was identified as Simran Devi, and the husband as Vinit Singh. Their marriage was solemnised in February this year.
Medininagar Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) Mani Bhushan Prasad said that the husband was absconding after the incident, and raids were being conducted to arrest him.
"The initial investigation suggests that the man had an illicit relationship with another woman, which was opposed by his wife. They argued the issue on Monday night during which the husband shot her wife dead in anger," the SDPO added.

MP: senior officer transferred after photo shows woman tying his shoes

An official said the CM gave Chitrangi SDM's transfer order before he reached the programme venue in Bhopal.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday ordered the transfer of the Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) of Chitrangi tehsil in Singrauli district after a viral photo showed a woman tying his shoelaces during a public event.
Yadav said although he knows that the SDM had suffered an injury, the picture that emerged does not give a "good message", and asserted that women's respect was of paramount importance for his government.
Chitrangi SDM, Aswan Ram Chiravan, against whom the CM took action, said he had suffered a knee-injury last month, but despite that he attended a religious programme on January 22, where he removed his shoes to perform an 'aarti'. After that, a woman staffer from his office came forward to tie his shoelaces and the photo went viral.
Addressing a programme in Bhopal, CM Yadav said, "I saw a photo yesterday which showed a deputy collector getting his shoelace tied by a woman publicly. I know that the woman was doing this act out of her own wish and there is no ill-intention behind it. I also came to know that the SDM was suffering with some injuries...but the picture that emerged publicly has not given a good message." "But who is going to ask you about your health? Its impact will not be good in the society. If you (SDM) were sick, then you should have gone on a leave and nobody will stop you from doing so. Moreover, we told him that we are not suspending you and only removing you from the post so that next time you will remember what to do," he said.
The CM was addressing newly-selected government officers at the event, where they were given appointment letters.
An official said the CM gave Chitrangi SDM's transfer order before he reached the programme venue in Bhopal.
In a post on social media platform X before attending the event, CM Yadav said the incident in which the SDM got his shoelaces tied by a woman was highly condemnable, and women's respect was of paramount importance for his government.
He also said that such acts cannot be justified on any grounds as under the BJP regime any programme begins with the worship of girls.
Providing details of the sequence of events, SDM Chiravan told PTI that he had suffered a knee injury as an iron rod hit him during an inspection of an under-construction work on Gopad river in the presence of Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla on December 30.
On January 22, his staff called him to take part in a religious programme organised at the local Hanuman temple (in Chitrangi) on the occasion of the consecration of Ram Lalla idol in Ayodhya temple.
He said that although he was unable to walk properly, he went there with the help of his staff and there he removed his shoes for taking part in 'aarti' at the event.
Later, when he was trying to wear his shoes, a woman staffer of his office willingly helped him in tying the shoelaces and a photo of the act went viral on social media following which the chief minister ordered his removal from the post, the SDM said.

In a case of gross medical negligence, inexperienced staff of a rural health centre in Pakistan’s Sindh province decapitated an unborn baby inside the mother’s womb during delivery, leaving the 32-year-old Hindu woman in a life-threatening situation.
The tragedy prompted the Sindh government to form a medical inquiry board to probe the incident and trace the culprits.
“The Bheel Hindu woman, who belongs to a far-flung village in Tharparkar district, had first gone to a Rural Health Centre (RHC) in her area but with no female gynaecologist available, the inexperienced staff caused her immense trauma,” said Professor Raheel Sikander, who heads the gynaecology unit of the Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences (LUMHS) in Jamshoro.
He said that the RHC staff cut off the newborn baby's head in the mother’s womb and left it inside her in a botched-up surgery conducted on Sunday.
When the woman faced a life-threatening situation, she was rushed to a nearby hospital in Mithi where there were no facilities to treat her. Eventually, her family brought her to the LUMHS where the rest of the body of the newborn was taken out of the mother's womb, saving her life, he said.
Sikandar said the baby’s head was entrapped inside and the mother’s uterus had been ruptured and they had to open up her abdomen surgically and take out the head to save her life.
The horrifying blunder prompted the Director-General of Sindh Health Services Dr Juman Bahoto to order separate inquiries into the case.
He said the inquiry committees will find out what happened, especially the absence of a gynaecologist and female staffers at the RHC in Chachro.
The inquiry committees will also look into reports that the woman had to undergo the trauma of having her video taken while lying on a stretcher.
“Apparently, some members of the staff took her photos on a mobile phone in the gynaecology ward and shared those pictures with different WhatsApp groups,” Juman added.

Pakistan: medical staff cut off newborn’s head during delivery, leave it inside woman’s womb

Family of Hindu woman brought her to Sikander's hospital the where the rest of the body of the newborn was taken out of the mother's womb, saving her life.

In a case of gross medical negligence, inexperienced staff of a rural health centre in Pakistan&rsquo;s Sindh province decapitated an unborn baby inside the mother&rsquo;s womb during delivery, leaving the 32-year-old Hindu woman in a life-threatening situation.
The tragedy prompted the Sindh government to form a medical inquiry board to probe the incident and trace the culprits.
&ldquo;The Bheel Hindu woman, who belongs to a far-flung village in Tharparkar district, had first gone to a Rural Health Centre (RHC) in her area but with no female gynaecologist available, the inexperienced staff caused her immense trauma,&rdquo; said Professor Raheel Sikander, who heads the gynaecology unit of the Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences (LUMHS) in Jamshoro.
He said that the RHC staff cut off the newborn baby's head in the mother&rsquo;s womb and left it inside her in a botched-up surgery conducted on Sunday.
ALSO WATCH: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/rise-in-rape-cases-pakistan-punjab-govt-to-declare-emergency-1655800392181" target="_blank">Rise in rape cases, Pakistan Punjab govt to declare emergency</a>
When the woman faced a life-threatening situation, she was rushed to a nearby hospital in Mithi where there were no facilities to treat her. Eventually, her family brought her to the LUMHS where the rest of the body of the newborn was taken out of the mother's womb, saving her life, he said.
Sikandar said the baby&rsquo;s head was entrapped inside and the mother&rsquo;s uterus had been ruptured and they had to open up her abdomen surgically and take out the head to save her life.
The horrifying blunder prompted the Director-General of Sindh Health Services Dr Juman Bahoto to order separate inquiries into the case.
He said the inquiry committees will find out what happened, especially the absence of a gynaecologist and female staffers at the RHC in Chachro.
The inquiry committees will also look into reports that the woman had to undergo the trauma of having her video taken while lying on a stretcher.
&ldquo;Apparently, some members of the staff took her photos on a mobile phone in the gynaecology ward and shared those pictures with different WhatsApp groups,&rdquo; Juman added.

) A 28-year-old woman claiming to be a Telugu movie junior artiste staged a 'nude' protest in front of the office of a film production company here on Monday, police said.
The 'mentally unsound' woman reportedly undressed herself and staged a protest on the road in front of the production house at Jubilee Hills even as women police personnel, after getting information about it, shifted her to a local police station, they said.
The woman, who had resorted to such acts on three occasions over the past few years, had also been sent for treatment at the mental health facility earlier, a police official at the Jubilee Hills police station told PTI.
The woman, a native of Andhra Pradesh, claims to be a junior artiste, the official said adding that her family members were vexed with her behaviour.
When asked about the motive for her protest, the official said there are different reasons. Sometime the woman says she holds such a protest seeking roles in films, sometimes she alleges someone from the film production company molested her and she also claimed someone promised to marry but later cheated her, the police official added.
She raises many allegations which were found to be untrue, the official said.
Some purported videos of the woman's protest were doing rounds on social media.
The woman has been produced before a local court with a request to refer her to the state-run Institute of Mental Health (IMH), the official added.

Woman junior artiste stages 'nude' protest in Hyderabad; not the first time she has done that

Police said the woman, who had resorted to such acts on three occasions over the past few years, had also been sent for treatment at the mental health facility earlier.

The woman reportedly undressed herself and staged a protest on the road in front of the production house at Jubilee Hills even as women police personnel, after getting information about it, shifted her to a local police station.

A 28-year-old woman claiming to be a Telugu movie junior artiste staged a 'nude' protest in front of the office of a film production company here on Monday, police said.
The 'mentally unsound' woman reportedly undressed herself and staged a protest on the road in front of the production house at Jubilee Hills even as women police personnel, after getting information about it, shifted her to a local police station, they said.
The woman, who had resorted to such acts on three occasions over the past few years, had also been sent for treatment at the mental health facility earlier, a police official at the Jubilee Hills police station told PTI.
The woman, a native of Andhra Pradesh, claims to be a junior artiste, the official said adding that her family members were vexed with her behaviour.
When asked about the motive for her protest, the official said there are different reasons. Sometime the woman says she holds such a protest seeking roles in films, sometimes she alleges someone from the film production company molested her and she also claimed someone promised to marry but later cheated her, the police official added.
She raises many allegations which were found to be untrue, the official said.
Some purported videos of the woman's protest were doing rounds on social media.
The woman has been produced before a local court with a request to refer her to the state-run Institute of Mental Health (IMH), the official added.

A pack of dogs was found feeding off a corpse in a car parking in Ludhiana. The corpse was identified as that of a 45-year-old woman who had been missing for the last six days. 
The corpse, almost stripped to the bones by the time it was found, was identified as Guddi Devi by her 12-year-old daughter Payal with help of a necklace found on the body. 
The police said the woman had gone missing six days ago when she left home around 7 pm in the evening to buy vegetables. Guddi Devi was a factory worker and had been living in Ludhiana with her 5 children, the police said. She had moved to the city with children several years back after her relationship with her husband soured. Her husband reportedly lives in Agra. 
The police are suspecting the woman was murdered and are currently waiting for the postmortem report. 

Pack of dogs found feeding off corpse of woman missing for 6 days in Ludhiana

A pack of dogs was found feeding off a corpse in a ground in Ludhiana. The corpse was identified as that of 45-year-old Guddi&nbsp;Devi who had been missing for the last six days.&nbsp;
The corpse, almost stripped to the bones by the time it was found, was identified as Guddi&nbsp;Devi&nbsp;by her daughter Payal with help of a necklace found on the body.&nbsp;
The police said the woman had gone missing after she left home around 7 pm in the evening. Guddi&nbsp;Devi&nbsp;was a factory worker and&nbsp;had been living in Ludhiana&nbsp;with her 5 children, the police said. She had moved to the city with her children several years back after her relationship with her husband soured. Her husband reportedly lives in Agra.&nbsp;
The police are suspecting the woman was murdered and are currently waiting for the postmortem&nbsp;report.&nbsp;

The woman was identified as 45-year-old factory worker Guddi&nbsp;Devi by her daughter with help of necklace found on the body

As per sources, the survivor, who was on the way to her son-in-law’s house, was forced by the accused to board a train, before committing the heinous crime in Baksa district.

woman

Categories