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dear-indies · 4 years

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anonymous asked: hi! could you please reccomend me some 20-30 yr old male indian fcs, preferably with resources? thank you!

Ranveer Singh (1985) Indian.

Rahul Kohli (1985) Indian.

Jim Sarbh (1987) Parsi Indian.

Ritesh Rajan (1988) Indian.

Jesse Rath (1989) Goan Indian / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Raymond Ablack (1989) Indo-Guyanese.

Dev Patel (1990) Gujarati Indian.

Varun Saranga (1990) Indian.

Tiger Shroff (1990) ¼ Gujarati Indian, ¼ Uyghur-Kazakhstan, ¼ Bengali Indian and ¼ Belgian.

Avi Nash (1991) Indian / Indo-Guyanese.

Suraj Sharma (1993) Malayali Indian.

Sebastian de Souza (1993) English, Irish, Goan Indian, Portuguese.

Nik Dodani (1994) Indian - gay.

Viveik Kalra (1998) Indian.

Ajay Friese (1998) Indian / Finnish, German, Lithuanian, Polish.

Jasmeet Baduwalia (1998) Indian.

Aramis Knight (1999) Pakistani, Indian / English, Irish, German.

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Raja Fenske (1988) Indian / German, Norwegian.

Sreenath Bhasi (1988) Indian.

Bharat Chawda (1988) Indian.

Gautham Karthik (1988) Tamil Indian.

Sanjaya Malakar (1989) Bengali Indian / Italian, Dutch, Irish, English.

Vijay Deverakonda (1989) Indian,

Babushan (1989) Indian.

Sunny Kaushal (1989) Indian.

Zuber K. Khan (1989) Indian.

Suhail Nayyar (1989) Indian.

Ankush Hazra (1989) Indian.

Siddharth Menon (1989) Indian.

Aham Sharma (1989) Indian.

Rajat Barmecha (1989) Indian.

Rajiv Surendra (1989) Tamil Indian.

Shashank Arora (1989) Indian.

Karan Soni (1989) Indian.

Priyadarshi Pulikonda (1989) Indian.

Naveen Polishetty (1989) Indian.

Jaz Deol (1989) Punjabi Indian.

Bonny Sengupta (1990) Indian.

Ketan Jogia (1990) Gujarati Indian / English, Welsh, some German, Irish, French-Canadian/French.

Amitash Pradhan (1990) Indian.

Himesh Patel (1990) Indian.

Aditya Seal (1990) Indian.

Aashim Gulati (1990) Indian.

Pranav Mohanlal (1990) Indian.

Rubel Das (1990) Indian.

Varun Sharma (1990) Indian.

Malhar Thakar (1990) Indian.

Varun Tej (1990) Indian.

Vijay Suriya (1990) Indian.

Sooraj Pancholi (1990) Indian.

Neeraj Madhav (1990) Indian.

Samridh Bawa (1990) Indian.

Harish Kalyan (1990) Indian.

Kartik Aaryan (1990) Indian.

Arjun Chakrabarty (1990) Indian.

Harshvardhan Kapoor (1990) Indian.

Prathamesh Maulingkar (1991) Indian.

Parth Samthaan (1991) Indian.

Mahendran (1991) Indian.

Balu Varghese (1991) Indian.

Ankur Rathee (1991) Indian.

Sahil Salathia (1991) Indian.

Arjit Taneja (1992) Indian.

Manjot Singh (1992) Indian.

Roshan Mathew (1992) Indian.

Shanmuga Pandian (1992) Indian.

Askar Ali (1993) Indian.

Akash Thosar (1993) Indian.

Viswant Duddumpudi (1993) Indian.

Prathamesh Parab (1993) Indian.

Rohan Shah (1994) Indian.

Utkarsh Sharma (1994) Indian.

Madan Deodhar (1994) Marathi Indian.

Vishal Jethwa (1994) Gujarati Indian.

Manpreet Bachu (1994) Indian.

Rishab Chadha (1994) Indian.

Akhil Akkineni (1994) Indian.

Anshuman Joshi (1995) Marathi Indian.

Rahul Kumar (1995) Uttarakhandi Indian.

Shane Nigam (1995) Indian.

Ishaan Khattar (1995) Punjabi Indian, possibly other.

Shebin Benson (1995) Indian.

Ishaan Khatter (1995) Indian.

Paras Kalnawat (1996) Indian.

Yash Soni (1996) Indian.

Rohit Suresh Saraf (1996) Indian.

Ashton Louis Gohil (1996) Indian / British.

Kishen Tanna (1996) Indian.

Bhavya Gandhi (1997) Marathi Indian.

Harris J (1997) Irish, Indian / English, Jamaican.

Darsheel Safary (1997) Indian.

Harsh Mayar (1998) Indian.

Xavier Hickman (1998) Goan Indian / English.

Viveik Kalra (1998) Indian.

Tuhir Brahmbhatt (1999) Indian.

Karan Brar (1999) Indian.

Minon (2000) Indian.

Mohammad Samad (2000) Indian.

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sonamhelps · 6 years

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A Masterlist of Indian FCs

This is a masterlist of 260+ Indian faceclaims, organised by gender, age, and with their specific ethnicity listed. If you notice any mistakes or have any other suggestions for this list let me know!

Ages Last Updated: May 9 2018

Non-Binary

Gopi Shankar Madurai (27) - Tamil Indian - Trans & Genderqueer

Harnaam Kaur (27) - Indian, possibly Punjabi - Non-binary

Alok Vaid-Menon (26) - Indian - Gender non-conforming & Transfeminine

Randy Scarhol (23) - possibly Bengaluru - Non-binary

Male

Roshan Seth (76) - Indian

Amitabh Bachchan (75) - Punjabi

Ben Kingsley (74) - Gujarati/ British

Erick Avari (66) - Gujarati Parsi-Zoroastrian

Anupam Kher (63) - North Indian

Javed Sheikh (63) - Punjabi-Pakistani

Sathyaraj (63) - South Indian

Satish Kaushik (62) - Indian

Anil Kapoor (61) - Punjabi

Sanjeev Bhaskar (54) - Punjabi

Aamir Khan (53) - Indian

Aasif Mandvi (52) - Indian

Anjul Nigam (52) - Indian

Kulvinder Ghir (52) - Punjabi

Milind Soman (52) - Indian

Salman Khan (52) - Maharastrian/ Pathan

Shah Rukh Khan (52) - Mangaluru/ Pathan

Irrfan Khan (51) - Pathan

Akshay Kumar (50) - Punjabi

Nitin Ganatra (50) - Gujarati

Ramon Tikaram (50) - Fiji-Indian and Sarawakian (Malay)

Ajay Devgn (49) - Punjabi

Manoj Bajpayee (49) - Bihari

Naveen Andrews (49) - Malayali

Ace Bhatti (48) - Indian

Navin Chowdhry (47) - Indian

Saif Ali Khan (47) - Bengali/ Pathan

Hans Isaac (46) - Filipino-Spanish/ Indo-Eurasian

Arjun Rampal (45) - Punjabi, ¼ Dutch

Jimi Mistry (45) - Gujarati/ Irish

John Abraham (45) - Malayali/ Zoroastrian

Karan Johar (45) - Indian

Ronny Jhutti (45) - Indian

Adnan Sami (44) - Pashtun/ Kashmiri

Dileep Rao (44) - Indian

Hrithik Roshan (44) - Punjabi

Maulik Pancholy (44) - Gujarati

Waris Ahluwalia (44) - Punjabi

Arpit Ranka (43) - Indian

Sendhil Ramamurthy (43) - Kannadiga/ Tamil Indian

Abhishek Bachchan (42) - Punjabi

Raza Jaffrey (42) - Indian/ English

Kal Penn (41) - Gujarati

Danny Pudi (39) - Indian/ Polish

Kunal Kapoor (39) - Indian

Prabhas (38) - South Indian

Jay Sean (37) - Punjabi

Kunal Nayyar (37) - Punjabi

Shahid Kapoor (37) - Punjabi

Vidyut Jammwal (37) - Indian

Fawad Khan (36) - Punjabi/ Pashtun

Omi Vaidya (36) - Konkani, Goan

Prabhakar (36) - South Indian

Atif Aslam (35) - Punjabi-Pakistani

Aziz Ansari (35) - Tamil Indian

Mahesh Jadu (35) - Mauritian Indian

Ranbir Kapoor (35) - Punjabi

Rupak Ginn (35) - Indian

Adhir Kalyan (34) - Indian South African

Manish Dayal (34) - Gujarati

N. T. Rama Rao Jr (34) - Indian

Sacha Dhawan (34) - Indian

Ayushmann Khurrana (33) - Punjabi

Barun Sobti (33) - Indian

Rana Daggubati (33) - Tamil Indian

Sidharth Malhotra (33) - Punjabi

Aditya Roy Kapur (32) - Punjabi/ Indian Jewish

Arjun Kapoor (32) - Punjabi

Hasan Minhaj (32) - Indian

Rahul Kohli (32) - Indian

Ranveer Singh (32) - Punjabi

Sachin Sahel (32) - Indian

Sushant Singh Rajput (32) - Bihari

Ali Fazal (31) - Indian

Arjun Gupta (31) - Goan/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Varun Dhawan (31) - Indian

Jim Sarbh (30) - Parsi

Kunal Sharma (30) - Indian

Jaz Deol (29) - Punjabi

Jesse Rath (29) - Goan, British/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Karan Soni (29) - Indian

Raja Fenske (29) - Indian/ German, Norwegian

Rajiv Surendra (29) - Tamil Indian

Raymond Ablack (29) - Indo-Guyanese

Ritesh Rajan (29) - Indian

Abhi Sinha (28) - Indian

Dev Patel (28) - Gujarati

Sanjaya Malakar (28) - Bengali, ¼ Italian/ Dutch, Irish, English

Harshvardhan Kapoor (27) - Punjabi

Samridh Bawa (27) - Punjabi

Avan Jogia (26) - Gujarati/ English

Sebastian de Souza (25) - Portugese-Indian

Madan Deodhar (24) - Marathi

Suraj Sharma (24) - Malayali

Anshuman Joshi (23) - Marathi

Manpreet Bachu (23) - Punjabi

Nik Dodani (23) - Indian

Rahul Pillai (23) - Malayali

Rohan Shah (23) - Indian (possibly Gujarati?)

Vishal Jethwa (23) - Gujarati

Ishaan Khatter (22) - Punjabi, possibly other

Kishen Tanna (22) - Gujarati

Rahul Kumar (22) - Uttarakhandi

Darsheel Safary (21) - Indian

Bhavya Gandhi (20) - Marathi

Harsh Mayar (20) - Indian

Naveen Bhat (19) - Indian - Trans

Karan Brar (19) - Punjabi

Ali Haji (18) - Indian

Aramis Knight (18) - German/ Indian, Pakistani

Amir Bageria (17) - Gujarati

Siddharth Nigam (17) - Uttar Pradesh

Neel Sethi (14) - Indian

Sunny Pawar (10) - Indian

Nikesh Patel (??) - Gujarati

Female

Hema Malini (69) - Tamil Indian

Shabana Azmi (67) - Indian

Neetu Singh (59) - Punjabi

Meera Syal (56) - Punjabi

Sakina Jaffrey (56) - Indian

Shobu Kapoor (56) - Punjabi

Manabi Bandyopadhyay (52) - Indian - Trans

Sarita Choudhury (51) - Bengali/ English

Madhuri Dixit (50) - Marathi

Mina Anwar (48) - Indian

Padma Lakshmi (47) - South Indian

Ramya Krishnan (47) - Tamil Indian

Laila Rouass (46) - Moroccan/ Indian

Lisa Ray (46) - Bengali/ Polish

Archie Panjabi (45) - Sindhi Hindu Indian

Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan (44) - Tuluva Indian

Indira Varma (44) - Genoese Italian, Swiss/ Indian

Tisca Chopra (44) - Punjabi

Kajol Devgan (43) - Bengali-Marathi Indian

Preity Zinta (43) - Rajput Hindu

Shivani Ghai (43) - Gujarati/ English

Anjali Jay (42) - South Indian

Parminder Nagra (42) - Punjabi

Shilpa Shetty (42) - Indian

Sushmita Sen (42) - Bengali

Ameesha Patel (41) - Gujarati

Rhona Mitra (41) - Indian/ English

Sheetal Sheth (41) - Gujarati

Aarti Mann (40) - Bengali

Ayesha Dharker (40) - Indian/ Pakistani

Lara Dutta (40) - Punjabi, Anglo-Indian

Rani Mukherjee (40) - Bengali

Reshma Shetty (40) - Mangaluru Indian

Zuleikha Robinson (40) - Burmese-Indian-Malay, English, Scottish, Iranian

Bipasha Basu (39) - Bengali

Karen David (39) - Indian Jewish/ Khasi (Indigenous Indian), Chinese

Vidya Balan (39) - Tamil Indian

Laxmi Narayan Tripathi (39) - Marathi - Trans

Mindy Kaling (38) - Bengali and Tamil

Rose Venkatesan (38) - Tamil Indian - Trans

Tulip Joshi (38) - Gujarati/ Lebanese

Hannah Simone (37) - Indian/ Italian, Greek Cypriot, German

Janina Gavankar (37) - Dutch/ Indian

Kareena Kapoor (37) - Punjabi/ Sindhi, British

Paoli Dam (37) - Bengali

Preeya Kalidas (37) - Gujarati

Sameera Reddy (37) - Indian

Tehmina Sunny (37) - Gujarati

Tannishtha Chatterjee (37) - Bengali

Anushka Shetty (36) - Tuluva

Asha Leo (36) - Indian/ Welsh

Diya Mirza (36) - Bengali/ German

Lesley-Ann Brandt (36) - Cape Coloured (English, East Indian, German, Spanish, Dutch, Khoisan, Ashkenazi Jewish)

Meesha Shafi (36) - Punjabi-Pakistani

Rimi Sen (36) - Bengali

Padmini Prakash (35) - Tamil Indian - Trans

Priyanka Chopra (35) - Punjabi

Shriya Saran (35) - Indian

Tiya Sircar (35) - Bengali

Aaradhna (34) - Samoan/ Gujarati Indian

Anisha Nagarajan (34) - Indian

Bhavna Limbachia (34) - Gujarati

Koena Mitra (34) - Bengali

Noureen DeWulf (34) - Gujarati

Tanushree Dutta (34) - Bengali

Yami Gautam (34) - South Indian

Aindrita Ray (32) - Bengali

Asin Thottumkal (32) - Indian, Syro-Malabar Catholic

Daisy Shah (33) - Gujarati

Jessica Clark (33) - Irish, Indian/ Nigerian

Freida Pinto (33) - Konkani

Katrina Kaif (33) - Kashmiri/ British

Krupa Pattani (33) - Gujarati

Shivani Surve (33) - Indian

Deepika Padukone (32) - Konkani

Diana Penty (32) - Indian

Dilshad Vadsaria (32) - Indian, Portuguese, Pakistani

Gia Johnson-Singh (32) - Punjabi/ English

Ileana D'Cruz (32) - Goan

Jamie Gunns (32) - Indian/ English

Jameela Jamil (32) - Indian/ English

Kajal Aggarwal (32) - Punjabi

Melanie Chandra (32) - Malayali

Nushrat Bharucha (32) - Parsi Indian

Shruti Hassan (32) - Iyengar, Marathi/ Rajput

Sonam Kapoor (32) - Punjabi

Aditi Rao Hydari (31) - Hyderabadi/ Konkani

Amber Rose Revah (31) - Kenyan Indian/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Huma Qureshi (31) - Kashmiri

Kangana Ranaut (31) - Rajput Indian

Lisa Haydon (31) - Indian/ Australian

Meaghan Rath (31) - Goan/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Shraddha Kapoor (31) - Marathi/ Punjabi

Sunita Mani (31) - Indian

Tina Desai (31) - Gujarati/ Telagu

Anupriya Goenka (30) - Indian (Uttar Pradesh)

Anushka Sharma (30) - Garhwali

Elena Fernandes (30) - Goan and Peruvian

Neha Sharma (30) - Indian

Parvathy (30) - Malayali

Sonakshi Sinha (30) - Indian

Taapsee Pannu (30) - North Indian

Lilly Singh (29) - Punjabi

Parineeti Chopra (29) - Punjabi

Prachi Desai (29) - Gujarati

Summer Bishil (29) - Indian/ Mexican, Caucasian

Alyssah Ali (28) - Indian/ Spanish

Anjli Mohindra (28) - Punjabi

Annet Mahendru (28) - Indian/ Russian

Ashika Pratt (28) - English/ Fiji-Indian

Liza Golden-Bhojwani (28) - Indian/ American

Surbhi Chandna (28) - Punjabi

Tamannah Bhatia (28) - Punjabi

Anaika Soti (27) - South Indan (Uttar Pradeshi)

Aysha Kala (27) - Indian

Kriti Sanon (27) - Indian

Mandeep Dhillon (27) - Punjabi

Tasie Lawrence (27) - Guyanese Indian/ English

Sandhja Kuivalainen (27) - Indo-Guyanese/ Finnish

Shweta Basu Prasad (27) - Bihari and Bengali

Vidya Vox (27) - Tamil Indian

Melinda Shankar (26) - Indo-Guyanese

Nora Fatehi (26) - Moroccan/ Indian

Radhika Nair (26) - Malayali

Alia Bhatt (25) - Gujarati/ Kashmiri, ¼ German

Charli XCX (25) - Scottish/ Gujarati

Naomi Scott (25) - Gujarati/ Scottish

Kiara Advani (25) - Sindhi/ European

Marline Yan (25) - Cambodian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, and Indian

Safiya Nygaard (25) - Indian/ Danish

Seerat Kapoor (25) - Indian

Chalida Vijitvongthong (24) - Thai, Chinese, Indian

Haiesha Mistry (24) - Gujarati

Wamiqa Gabbi (24) - Punjabi

Iswarya Menon (23) - Malayali

Nazriya Nazim (23) - Indian

Neelam Gill (23) - Punjabi

Anjali Ameer - (22) - South Indian - Trans

Aparna Balamurali (22) - South Indian

Liza Koshy (22) - Indian/ Caucasian

Kelly Gale (22) - Indian/ Australian

Niveda Thomas (22) - South Indian

Janhvi Kapoor (21) - Punjabi

Lakshmi Menon (21) - South Indian

Namitha Pramod (21) - South Indian

Ulka Gupta (21) - Indian

Avika Gor (20) - Indian

Digangana Suryavanshi (20) - Indian

Zoe Barnard (20) - Goan, Scottish-English. Chinese

Daya (19) - Punjabi Indian/ German

Priya Prakash Varrier (18) - South Indian

Roshni Walia (16) - Indian

Sara Arjun (12) - Indian

Harshaali Malhotra (9) - Indian

Mouzam Makkar (??) - Indian

Charlotte Lohmann (??) - Fiji-Indian and German

Ninja Singh (??) - Indian

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winbratech · 3 years

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New Post has been published on https://winningbrain.com.ng/8-reasons-why-you-should-cook-only-with-peanut-oil-according-to-a-dietician/

8 reasons why you should cook only with peanut oil, according to a dietician

Do you know that peanut oil is one of the healthiest oils in the world? We’re not the only ones claiming it. Renowned nutritionists and dieticians bow down to the benefits of peanut oil.

So, what is the reason behind so many professionals recommending peanut oil? Well, most of the oils turn into trans fat when you heat them. You’re probably already aware of how bad trans fats can be for your health. On the other hand, peanut oil has a relatively high smoking point which is around 43.7 degrees Fahrenheit. Hence, it makes for the perfect cooking oil.

Apart from the fact that it is safe to cook with, there are multiple other health benefits it has in store for you.

Dietician Ashima Nayyar from Paras Hospital, Panchkula told us of the 8 key health benefits of peanut oil:

1. Peanut oil aids weight loss

There are many of us who try to pull every string possible but are unable to lose weight because our metabolism isn’t all that great. Turns out, consuming peanut oil can help you boost your metabolism and contribute to weight loss.

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In fact, a study conducted by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and published in the current online issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition claims that those who ate peanuts or peanut oil had a two times higher likelihood of reversing their metabolic syndrome.

2. It improves sensitivity to insulin

“For diabetic patients, peanut oil is a safe option. This is because peanut oil has a high content of unsaturated fats which boosts insulin sensitivity and keeps blood sugar levels under control,” suggests Ms Nayyar.

3. It helps in hair growth

Why subject your scalp to harsh chemicals when you can apply peanut oil and keep your tresses healthy? The vitamin E present in it strengthens the hair follicles, reduce the effect of any damage and prevents dandruff.

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4. Peanut oil is a great anti-ageing product

“Peanut oil is a rich source of vitamin E and has anti-ageing properties. This oil helps to minimize visible symptoms of ageing such as dark spots, fine lines, wrinkles, patchy skin, and pigmentation”, said Ms Nayyar.

5. It prevents inflammatory problems like arthritis

Arthritis is a disease that arises due to inflammation of the bones. It can be extremely painful, especially during the winter months. Peanut oil can ease the pain and also reduce the joint inflammation associated with it. It tends to strengthen the joints as well.

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6. It helps in reducing the risk of cancer

“As the oil is full of antioxidants, it is an excellent addition to your diet for the prevention of different forms of cancers,” suggests Ms Nayyar.

7. Peanut oil is great for those who have cardiovascular problems

This oil contains healthy cholesterol or HDL, which reduces bad cholesterol levels. Peanut oil does not contribute to arterial blockage and also helps maintain the levels of cholesterol in the body.

8. It gives you acne-free skin

If acne has been troubling you, peanut oil can certainly save you. You see, peanut oil combats any inflammation that can result in acne. Plus, its antibacterial properties also make it a perfect fit for your gut and skin.

So, start using peanut oil for cooking and stay healthy!

The post 8 reasons why you should cook only with peanut oil, according to a dietician appeared first on Healthshots.

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biotechtimes · 5 years

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This amino acid can help mung bean plants withstand heat stress

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This amino acid can help mung bean plants withstand heat stress

By P Surat

Chennai, June 14: India is in the grip of severe heat wave with several places across the country recording temperatures more than 45 degree Celsius. Severe heat can also impact growth of agricultural crops. Heat stress experienced during reproductive stages of plants can adversely impact development and function of reproductive compartments, flowers, pods, and thus severely affect the yield.

In a new study, researchers have found that the reproductive functions of mung bean plants were reduced upon heat stress and that this damage could be reversed by application of GABA, a naturally occurring amino acid, to roots and leaves.

Mung bean is grown as a summer crop between rice-wheat sequence. It has a short duration (about 70 days), and faces high temperatures up to 45 degree during its flowering and podding stage, causing serious damage to flowers and pods in terms of number and size.

“Currently, there are no heat-tolerant varieties of mung bean. So we decided to investigate the heat tolerance in mung bean plants,” said Harsh Nayyar, scientist at Punjab University and a member of the research team.

Gamma-aminobutyric acid or GABA is a non-protein amino acid known to regulate carbon metabolism, maintain pH and osmotic pressure inside cells, and protect cells from various stresses. In Arabidopsis plants, it is known to accumulate in conditions of high heat. That’s why researchers wanted to see if it was involved in how mungbean plants respond to heat and if it had heat-protective properties.

It was found that heat stress had a severe impact on mung bean plant. Heat stress reduced GABA levels within the plant by 50% and 60% in leaves and anthers. This lowering of GABA levels was accompanied by reduced water content in leaves, reduced viability of pollens, germination, and photosynthetic abilities of mungbean plant.

To study the protective role of GABA, the researchers externally supplemented GABA in heat-stressed plants that had reduced levels of this amino acid. This was done by drenching the roots in varying concentrations of GABA and by spraying it directly on to the leaves. Such application increased the GABA levels in leaves and anthers (pollen-producing part of the flower) and also substantially improved the pollen viability and germination, pod numbers, and seed yield.

Further analysis revealed that heat stress also negatively affected the photosynthetic activity, assimilation of carbon dioxide from the environment, and water content in leaves. Externally supplementing GABA could rescue the impact on all these factors and also reduce the oxidative damage incurred due to the heat. Based on these observations, researchers concluded that GABA could protect reproductive function in mung bean plants under heat stress as a result of improved water content, carbon fixation and assimilation.

However, researcher said these are preliminary experiments conducted in a controlled environment. More tests need to be performed before GABA can be taken from lab to the fields. The team is also planning to extend this method to other crop varieties to study if different crops respond in a similar manner.

The research team included Manu Priya, Lomeshwar Sharma, Ramanpreet Kaur, Harsha Nayyar (Punjab Universty, Chandigarh); H. Bindumadhava, Ramkrishnan M. Nair (ICRISAT, Hyderabad); K. H. M. Siddique (University of Western Australia, Australia). The results have been published in journal Scientific Reports. (India Science Wire)

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sangemeel · 5 years

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Thank you so much for such a wonderful review @mysanitykeepers #bookstagram #books #pakistanibooks #literature #fiction #reading #pakistanireadersinitiative #bookblogger #Repost @mysanitykeepers • • • • • @sangemeel were kind enough to send me this book for my honest review and though I am a bit late but it is finally here😍🙌 . جسے ہم جانتے نہ ہوں، مگر اس کے لیے تشدد آمیز موت کے جذبات رکھتے ہوں، ہم اس کا کچھ نہیں بگاڑتے، صرف اپنی شکلیں بگاڑتے ہیں اور روحیں مسخ کرتے ہیں. ۔ایک پرانی تصویر کی نئ کہانی . جسے لکھنا آتا ہو اور نہ لکھے تو یہ جرم ہے اور جسے لکھنا آتا ہو اور اس کے حق میں نہ لکھے تو کبیرہ جرم ہے. ۔یہ خداکہاں نہیں رہتے . This book is written by Nasir Abbas Nayyar and was published in 2018. He is famous for his books like 'مابعد نو آبادیات، اردو کے تناظر میں' and 'اردو ادب کی تشکیل و جدید.' He is a Pakistani writer, critic, columnist and essayist. This book is a compilation of fourteen short stories. Nearly all of them are deep, touching with sensitive topics and thought-provoking storyline, targeting the brutality, inhuman behaviour, harsh realities, the ugly sides of our society, the cruelty of human beings towards all the other living beings and the fact that when a human is in power he would ensure to showcase it by going to all the lengths, is quite extraordinary. Some of my personal favorites are: 'درخت باتیں ہی نہیں کرتے' ، 'عقیدہ آدمی کا ہوتا ہے، لاش کا نہیں' ، 'موت کاروبار ہے' ، 'یہ خدا کہاں نہیں رہتے' ، 'بوڑھے کا قتل'، 'خاموشی کا سر.' All of these are fictional but the kind that touches that non-fictional style where it got a bit dry for me as they ask your brain to be up all the time, and you won't get it otherwise. For such a short book, it took me too many days to read, because of this style and it is just me i know, as this is not quite my type, but the messages are very mindful and brain-rattling. With the exception of a couple of stories, overall it is quite an amazing book, if you are looking for something with realistic approach and crammed with lessons and if you're a lover of this writing style then it is a complete package. . . . . . . P.S. Thank you @nayyab.writes for making this possible for us❤️ . . . . #BetterReadsChallen https://www.instagram.com/p/BsLYxCQnmFo/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5izu34y66rnz

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Top economists, intellectuals propose an all-powerful communist regime to tackle corona crisis

An economic action plan endorsed by leading public intellectuals suggests India must do “whatever it takes” to raise resources during the coronavirus pandemic, even treating private property as a national resource.

But for many, that idea is outrageous.

Mission Jai Hind, a seven-point plan of action made public on Friday, says the government’s stimulus package “virtually ignores the urgent need…

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Alia Bhatt is an Indian on-screen character who works in Hindi movies. Conceived in Mumbai, she is the little girl of surely understood Indian movie producer Mahesh Bhatt and his British-conceived spouse Soni Razdan. Presented to the entertainment biz at a youthful age, she showed up as a youngster craftsman in the motion picture 'Sangharsh.'

Alia Bhatt

A couple of years after the fact, she played one of the fundamental parts in the film 'Understudy of the Year'. Coordinated by Karan Johar, the film was a business achievement and ended up one of the most astounding netting movies of the year. Her execution was lauded and she earned a Filmfare Award selection in the 'Best Female Debut' class. She next showed up in the street dramatization 'Roadway' where she assumed the part of a rich young lady hijacked by goons. Her latest works incorporate the rom-com film 'Badrinath ki Dulhania' and the undercover work spine chiller 'Raazi.' She had an appearance in the film 'Welcome to New York'. Likewise an artist, Bhatt has sung a couple of melodies in her movies. Notwithstanding her acting and singing vocation, she propelled her own particular design mark for the online retailer Jabong.com. .Alia Bhatt is one of the most youthful and most generously compensated performing artists in Bollywood. Other than acting, she has likewise demonstrated her strength in singing. She is a standout amongst the most lovable performers in the business who is cherished for her adorable and bubbly looks. She has additionally propelled her design mark.

Alia Bhatt Early Life⤵

Alia was conceived on March 15, 1993, in Mumbai to performer Soni Razdan and movie chief Mahesh Bhatt. She has 2 half-ki,n Rahul Bhatt and Pooja Bhatt and a genuine sister Shaheen. She got her before instruction at Mumbai in Jamnabai Narsee School. Her first historically speaking part was in Preity Zinta and Akshay Kumar starer Sangharsh(1999) where she played the more youthful form of Zinta. In the wake of finishing school, she needed to join a Drama school yet got occupied with working in Karan Johar's film.

Personal Life⤵

Alia Bhatt is as of now accepted to be single. She beforehand dated Sabuj Vhai. She is frequently connected to her co-stars and was reputed to have dated performing artists Varun Dhawan and Ranbir Kapoor at various purposes of time.

Bhatt, who takes after a veggie lover eats less, was delegated PETA'S most sweltering vegan of 2017.

She was included in Forbes India's 'Big name 100' rundown in 2014. She was highlighted by Forbes Asia in their '30 Under 30' list in 2017.

She has begun an environmental activity named 'Coincide' to spread mindfulness about the issues looked by road creatures.

Alia Bhatt Career⤵

Alia has appreciated various business triumphs in the cinema world. Her genuine Bollywood profession began with Karan Johar's Student of the Year in 2012. The motion picture netted ₹960 million and Alia surfaced as a potential bankable star. In 2014, she got basic approval with Imtiaz Ali's street film Highway. She won Filmfare Critics Award at Filmfare for her part in the film. She was additionally selected for Filmfare's Best Actress. Comparable achievement took after with Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania earning over ₹1 billion. Around the same time, her film '2 States', which is an adjustment of Chetan Bhagat's novel, discharged which got her both business achievement and faultfinders' acclaim. The film earned stellar ₹1.7 billion around the world.

Alia Bhatt started her expert vocation as the main woman with one of the principal parts in the 2012 lighthearted comedy show film 'Understudy of the Year'. Coordinated by Karan Johar, the film was a gigantic achievement industrially and was met with blended surveys. Different performing artists in the film were Siddharth Malhotra, Varun Dhawan, Ronit Roy and Rishi Kapoor. Bhatt's execution earned her a Filmfare assignment for 'Best Female Debut'.

In 2014, she was found in the interstate dramatization film 'Thruway'. Coordinated by Imtiaz Ali, the film did well financially. She featured nearby Randeep Hooda assuming the part of a rich young lady who gets seized and in the end begins creating affections for her ruffian. Her execution was valued and won her the Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress. She additionally earned a Filmfare assignment in the Best Actress classification.

She showed up in the film 'Two States' which depended on the smash hit novel of a similar name by Chetan Bhagat. Coordinated by Abhishek Varman, the film was an enormous business achievement. She was next found in the lighthearted comedy movie 'Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania' which was coordinated by Shashank Khaitan. The film performed well monetarily, winning three times its financial plan. She at that point showed up in the spine-chiller film 'Appalling'.

In 2015, she featured close by Shahid Kapoor in the lighthearted comedy film 'Shandaar'. The film was met with for the most part negative audits. It was additionally a business disappointment and turned into the principal slump of her vocation.

In 2016, she showed up in the film 'Udta Punjab' in a primary part. It won her the Filmfare Award for Best Actress. The film managed the issue of medication manhandles in the Indian province of Punjab. It was a business achievement however it fueled a great deal of discussion. She additionally showed up in the film 'Kapoor and Sons'. It spun around the stories of two siblings who come back to their useless family after their granddad endures a heart failure. The film was an immense money related achievement.

Bhatt showed up close by prevalent Indian performer Shahrukh Khan in the dramatization film 'Dear Zindagi' (2016). The film was a business achievement and her execution was valued. She additionally earned a designation for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress. She played the female lead in the 2017 lighthearted comedy film 'Badrinath ki Dulhania' which wound up one of the greatest business triumphs of the year.

In mid-2018, she had an appearance part in the film 'Welcome to New York'. That year, she was found in the spine-chiller film 'Raazi'. Set amid the Indo-Pak war of 1971, the film was around an Indian covert operative wedded to a Pakistani military officer.

She kept on thriving and set up her name in the business with films like Dear Zindagi and Udta Punjab. Her future undertakings incorporate Brahmastra, Gully Boy, and Raazi.

Real Works⤵

Alia Bhatt got acclaim and acknowledgment for her part in the street show 'Parkway' which was discharged in 2014. Coordinated by Imtiaz Ali, the film was first screened at the 2014 Berlin International Film Festival. The film did well industrially, winning Rs. 470 million on an Rs. 250 million spending plan. It got for the most part positive audits and furthermore won a few honors. Bhatt's execution won her a Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress and in addition a Filmfare assignment for Best Actress.

She picked up thankfulness for her part operating at a profit comic drama wrongdoing film 'Udta Punjab'. Coordinated by Abhishek Chaubey, the film likewise featured different on-screen characters, for example, Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Diljit Dosanjh and Suhail Nayyar. The film was a business achievement, gaining Rs. 1 billion on an Rs. 400 million spending plan. It was about the wild medication manhandle in Punjab, and the intrigues encompassing it. The film was commended by commentators in India however it was prohibited in Pakistan for "utilization of harsh dialect."

She showed up in the government agent spine chiller film 'Raazi' in 2018. Her part of Sehmat, an Indian government agent wedded to a Pakistani military officer, was abundantly valued. The film turned into a basic and a business hit.

Honors and Achievements⤵

She won Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress for Highway in 2014.

In 2016 as well, she won Filmfare Award for Best Actress for her part in Highway.

In 2014 and 2017, she was highlighted on Forbes India's Celebrity 100 rundown and Forbes Asia in their 30 Under 30 list separately.

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INDIAN ENTREPRENEUR SUCCESS STORIES

We realize that India is a developing country and individuals are extremely endeavoring to change the status of developing nation to "developed". India has splendid personalities which are either sparkling or are ready to sparkle. All they require is a stage to turn the switch ON of the bulb.

In India, you can discover numerous SMEs and Startups which are either stuck someplace or are clustered in a corner with no thought on how to push ahead yet the accompanying youthful business people have crossed every one of the obstacles and deterrents which have arrived nimbly in their way.

How about we know how they are unique in relation to the rest.

SWATI BHARGAVA (cashkaro.com)

Another investment banker, this time from Ambala, worked with Goldman Sachs for around 3 years after having contemplated in London School of Economics. The cupid had effectively struck. Swati wedded Rohan, her batchmate from LSE in 2009. Both together began PouringPound in 2011. The immense achievement that the money back industry was having in numerous nations drove Rohan and Swati to fire up PouringPound. In the UK, the affiliate marketing portion that time was 3-4% of the entire e-commerce market.

Soon in 2013, she, alongside her husband and business partner, Rohan, propelled the site cashkaro.com. They are working with more than 500-600 brands that incorporate Amazon, Snapdeal, Jabong and so forth. What sets cashkaro.com separated is that dissimilar to other coupon destinations, they have Price Comparison, Product Search, and cashback notwithstanding consistent coupons and offers.

With the Indian e-commerce industry slated to develop at more than $100bn in the following decade, the stage looks set for the players who as of now have the experience and development in this beginning industry. Obviously, disrupters would be there however the current organizations are likewise changing the rules of the game with each passing day.

FALGUNI NAYYAR (Nykaa.com)

The Ex Managing Director of Kotak Mahindra was into financial services for just about 25 years. After leaving her place of employment, she took the entrepreneurial drive and began a wellbeing and excellence organization by the name of Nykaa.com. The IIM Ahmadabad graduate propelled her site in 2012 and is always developing by the expansion of adding on more extravagance items.

Nykaa is good to go to achieve a turnover of Rs.250Cr. She has been a stockbroker and a speculation broker. Understanding strategies for success and money related projections were things that came effectively to her. She participated in a great deal of IPOs as an Investment Broker. Seeing worth creation surrounding, it was nevertheless normal she longed for beginning something all alone. Nykaa completed a considerable measure of things contrastingly in the e-commerce industry. It is among one of only a handful couple of online business organizations which are stock driven. As a business head, she knew first things start things out – a group was critical. As first workers, she had the COO, the CTO, and Chief Content Officer hired. She likewise comprehended that more than the rebates, the client is searching for a full range of items. Likewise, everything sold on Nykaa is sourced straightforwardly from the brand.

Nykaa additionally launched their private label which presently adds to around 10% of the sale at Nykaa. Nykaa is near breakeven. They may come up with an IPO soon that will give exit and in addition combination to financial investors who have put near Rs.180 Cr in the organization TVS Capital, Harsh Mariwala, Max India, and Munjal Family Office. Nykaa is in talks with raise another round of Rs.75Cr at a normal valuation of Rs.3000 Cr.

ADITI GUPTA (Menstrupedia.com)

Periods are yet thought about an unthinkable in the most of the parts in India, by and large, the rural parts. The young ladies who are on their periods are not permitted to enter the kitchen, temple and are not permitted to touch any relative. Aditi Gupta first got her periods when she was 12. Regardless she recollects and still feels sorry for that 12-year-old self, who was dealt with by her mom as somebody who has accomplished something incorrectly, something unclean. Even though educated she experienced childhood in a traditional home where discussing such things was a forbidden and the whole discussion about feminine cycle was protected from the male individuals. Indeed, even in school, she reviews, that the whole part on this fundamental science of all ladies was skipped by the male instructor.

She continued utilizing fabric as purchasing a pad was excessively for a stately family. At last, at 15 years old, she gathered the fearlessness to go to the market and purchase the pad herself. Amid her post-graduation, she met Tuhin who she later wedded. Tuhin had a kid kin so he never thought about period separated from what he examined in the school reading material. In any case, seeing Aditi experience the cycle each month, he needed to help her more by instructing her more. He explored and educated such a significant number of things concerning monthly cycle to Aditi that even she didn't have a clue.

This influenced Aditi to understand that if an informed lady like herself didn't know about something that influences her so routinely, there would be millions who might confront considerably more trouble. She took a yearlong task in menstrual mindfulness. This turned into the establishing stone for menstrupedia.

Mentrupedia.com, the brainchild of Aditi Gupta achieves mindfulness monthly cycle in an extremely basic and simple way, to such an extent that they exhort that even a 9-year-old young lady can read their comics. The comic book demonstrates that how the individuals can grasp the periods and they have a manual for cleanliness and wellbeing of young ladies and how they can be dynamic and typical amid their periods.

The site has more than 1 lac guests for every month. The comic book has been such a hit, to the point that it has been sent crosswise over to South Africa too and it is intended to be propelled in no less than 8-10 Indian dialects and 3 foreign languages.

Aditi is one crusader who has grabbed a reason that influences half of the aggregate populace. We firmly prescribe being a part of her mindfulness program and supporting the activity.

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