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Sanjay Dutt's comments about not feeling peace in India triggered backlash and he later clarified that his remarks were part of a scripted humorous conversation. One sentence can create a controversy much faster than a 10-minute explanation.

People say they want financial freedom. Then they increase their lifestyle every time their salary increases. You can't spend your way into freedom

What's the exercise you absolutely hate doing but still force yourself to do?

AI-generated videos are getting good enough to make people believe things that never happened. Janhvi Kapoor has now spoken out after a fake AI video involving her went viral.

A 30-year-old with ₹20 lakh in savings is financially better off than a 30-year-old earning ₹30 lakh with zero savings. Salary gets flexed. Savings don't.

Your gym membership isn't the reason you're not fit. You can spend ₹3,000 a month on a gym and still eat ₹500 worth of junk food every night.

If your only fitness goal is losing weight you're missing half the point of training. Being lighter isn't the same as being stronger.

Some people want a partner who earns well. Others want a partner who spends responsibly. I'd choose the second one.

What is more important for fat loss? Counting calories or controlling portions?

₹1 lakh salary sounds impressive until your rent EMI food and lifestyle consume ₹95K. Income isn't wealth.

Most people don't need a better workout. They need to stop eating back all the calories they burned.

If you can't lose weight without completely removing rice you're not following a sustainable diet.

You don't need a perfect diet to lose fat. You need a diet you can actually follow for months.

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I’m planning to buy my first car in December 2026 and I’m currently considering two options: Kia Seltos and Hyundai Venue. The main priority is my aged parents, so I’m looking for something comfortable, safe, easy to get in and out of, smooth to drive, reliable and practical for both city and highway use. I’m also wondering whether December is actually the best time to buy a car. Do dealerships usually offer significant year-end discounts to clear 2026 inventory? For those who own or have driven either the Seltos or Venue, which one would you recommend based on overall ownership experience, comfort, safety, maintenance, mileage, resale value and features? Would love to hear genuine experiences and advice before I make the decision.

In 2020, while much of the world was focused on the COVID-19 pandemic, a dangerous infiltration attempt was unfolding in the snow-covered mountains of Jammu and Kashmir. On April 1, Indian security forces detected signs of infiltrators near the Line of Control in the Keran sector of Kupwara. Heavy snowfall had covered portions of the anti-infiltration fence and made movement across the terrain extremely difficult. The infiltrators repeatedly managed to evade pursuing troops as they moved through some of the most difficult mountain terrain in the region. Surveillance from unmanned aerial vehicles helped security forces track their movements. Several attempts were made to establish contact, but the group managed to escape through the rugged terrain. As the operation continued, the decision was taken to deploy personnel from 4 Para Special Forces. On April 4, a Special Forces team led by Subedar Sanjiv Kumar was inserted into the mountainous area by helicopter. The commandos began tracking the infiltrators through deep snow and extremely difficult terrain. The final engagement on April 5 became the most dangerous phase of the operation. While moving across the mountains, some of the commandos stepped onto a hardened overhanging mass of snow known as a cornice. The snow gave way, sending soldiers into a steep area below. By extraordinary circumstance, they landed close to the position where the infiltrators were hiding. A firefight erupted at extremely close range. The engagement developed into a fierce close-quarters battle. Five infiltrators were ultimately killed. But the operation came at an enormous cost. Subedar Sanjiv Kumar, Havildar Davendra Singh, Paratrooper Bal Krishan, Paratrooper Amit Kumar and Paratrooper Chhatrapal Singh were killed during the operation or subsequently succumbed to their injuries. Subedar Sanjiv Kumar had led his men from the front. His actions during the operation were later formally recognised by the Government of India with the posthumous award of the Kirti Chakra. Operation Randori Behak is remembered not simply because of its outcome, but because of the extraordinary conditions in which it was fought: high-altitude terrain, deep snow, unstable mountain surfaces, limited mobility and an engagement that ultimately unfolded at extremely close range. The operation lasted several days, but its final moments lasted only minutes. In those minutes, five Special Forces soldiers made the ultimate sacrifice while completing their mission. Their story is a reminder that military operations are often decided far from headlines and battlefields that the public can see. Sometimes they unfold silently in remote mountains, where weather and terrain can be as dangerous as the adversary. Subedar Sanjiv Kumar Havildar Davendra Singh Paratrooper Bal Krishan Paratrooper Amit Kumar Paratrooper Chhatrapal Singh Five soldiers who did not return from Keran. Operation Randori Behak remains one of the most intense counter-infiltration operations of 2020 and a story of sacrifice in the high mountains of Kashmir. #OperationRandoriBehak #IndianArmy #Kupwara

The most expensive habit isn't smoking or drinking. For many people it's constantly upgrading a lifestyle they can't comfortably afford.

Not everyone needs to become an entrepreneur. A great employee with a great salary and a peaceful life can beat a stressed founder.

Your body doesn't know it's Monday. It doesn't know it's your birthday. It doesn't care that you're stressed. It responds to what you consistently feed and train it.