Reliance Jio reveals new prepaid tariffs: Live from December 6, full list

Lastly, the Rs 2,199 plan offers users a validity of 365 days with unlimited Jio to Jio calls and 12,000 minutes of non-Jio calls. Other plans include Rs 249 plan which offers users 2GB of daily data and 1,000 minutes of non-Jio calls for 28 days, Rs 349 plan which offers users 3GB of daily data and 1,000 non-Jio minutes for 28 days, Rs 444 plan, which offers 2GB of daily data along with 2,000 non-Jio minutes for 56 days. The Rs 599 plan comes with 2GB of daily data and 3,000 minutes for non-Jio calling for 84 days. The company is also offering, users with affordable plans including a Rs 129 plan, which provides 2GB of data and 1,000 non-Jio minutes for 28 days, Rs 329 plan offers 6GB of data along with 3,000 non-Jio calling minutes for 84 days, and Rs 1,299 plan which consists of 24GB of data along with 12,000 minutes for 365 days. Apart from these benefits, users will get 100 daily complimentary SMSes too. To get these packs, users should have a Jio Prime subscription, which will also make them eligible to access the app suite of the company. The Jio app suite includes JioTV, JioCinema, JioSaavn, JioNews, JioSecurity, Jio Cloud and more. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Indian Expresshttps://ask.fm/vinoudsreera

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Meet India's 10 richest real estate developers

Notably, M P Lodha is currently chief of BJP's Mumbai unit. At number two is New Delhi-based Rajiv Singh of DLF (up one rank from last year) with a wealth of Rs 25,080 crore, up 42% compared with 2018, mainly on account of Rs 11,250 crore capital infusion process initiated in 2017. Jitendra Virwani of Bengaluru-based Embassy Property Developments has bagged the third spot with a wealth of Rs 24,750 crore. Virwani has been called South India's largest office space landlord. Recently, in April 2019, Embassy Office Parks REIT became India's first publicly listed REIT. Mumbai-based Niranjan Hiranandani, who controls the privately owned Nidar Group, was ranked 4th in the list with a wealth of Rs 17,030 crore. Hiranandani has invested in residential townships and commercial real estate mainly in Maharashtra. Chandru Raheja,chairman of K Raheja group, has been ranked 5th with a net worth of Rs 15,480 crore. The family-run C L Raheja group has diversified into hotels, commercial properties, shopping malls, IT parks and residential properties. Mumbai-based Vikas Oberoi runs Oberoi Realty and is placed 6th on the list with a net worth of Rs 13,910 crore. Oberoi Realty has completed 42 projects across Mumbai with 27.43 million square feet under construction as on March 2019. Bengaluru-based Raja Bagmane, CMD of Bagmane Group, is 7th on the list with a net worth of Rs 9,960 crore. Bagmane Developers currently has an exclusive office space portfolio, with a leasable area of 12.3 million square feet. With a fortune of Rs 9,720 crore, House of Hiranandani'sSurendra Hiranandani is ranked 8th on the list, a little behind his elder brother Niranjan Hiranandani. His group is mainly involved in residential projects in the cities of Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Subhash Runwal, founder and chairman of the Runwal Group, has been ranked 9th with a net worth of Rs 7,100 crore. Runwal Developersoperates four malls in the country with over 2 million square feet of gross leasable area. Piramal realty's Ajay Piramal ranks 10th on the GROHE Hurun India Real Estate List 2019 with a net worth of Rs 6,560 crore. Piramal Realty has 15 million square feet of land under development across commercial and residential segments. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: Hindustan Timeshttp://langleygymnastics.ca/ActivityFeed/MyProfile/tabid/61/UserId/952735/Default.aspx

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In Pics: Kieron Pollard-led West Indies sweat it out ahead of Hyderabad T20I

Sheldon Cottrell, left, and captain Kieron Pollard attend a training session ahead of their first Twenty20 cricket match against India, in Hyderabad, India, Thursday. (AP Photo) Shimron Hetmyer attends a training session on Thursday as With Nicholas Pooran ruled out of the first T20 because of a four-match ban for ball-tampering, the onus would be on Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer to guide West Indies batting line-up. (AP Photo) Powerhitter Shimron Hetmyer, right, and Kesrick Williams, left, attend a training session in Hyderabad on Thursday. (AP Photo) Wicket keeper Nicholas Pooran dives to catch a ball during a training session in Hyderabad on Thursday. (AP Photo) DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Indian Expresshttp://krachelart.com/UserProfile/tabid/43/userId/245818/Default.aspx

It is time for a new social contract | Opinion

There were no joyous celebrations in the ranks of those who had made the construction of a grand Ram temple in Ayodhya their life's foremost mission. Nor was there a mood of absolute dejection among those who felt terribly let down. The restraint may have been occasioned by the decision of the Narendra Modi government and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), not to mention the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, to downplay its achievement. Perhaps the real celebrations will take place the day the mandir is finally built and opened for worship. There was some heartburn in the ranks of the secular intelligentsia that had resolutely opposed the Ayodhya movement and done its utmost to impede the movement politically and in the courts. However, apart from the decision of a section of the Muslim community to file a review petition — which can, at best, delay the inevitable — the proclamation of a funeral service for Indian secularism evoked very little response. People digested the verdict, expressed their happiness or scepticism in private, and then moved on with their lives. So placid was the response that a casual observer would, indeed, have been mystified that this was the dispute that had turned India upside down. Maybe the reactions — both celebratory and angry — have merely been bottled up and need a small trigger to explode. However, if the muted public reaction stands the test of time, it would suggest that the end of the Ayodhya dispute could be the signal for moving beyond the communal-secular schism. The tendency in India very often is to let things quietly evolve in the hope that society — like the market in economic thinking — will somehow manage to achieve a prudent balance. Society, however, does not operate in a vacuum. Despite its understated nature and away from the glare of shrieking TV channels, there are silent interventions that will shape the course of the future. First, it is quite clear that the Supreme Court verdict has met the demand for the construction of a Ram temple on the site of a pre-existing temple. In the context of the gradual evolution of a distinctive 'Hindu' vote bank beginning from the election of 1991 and culminating in the absolute majority for the BJP in 2014 and 2019, the Ayodhya verdict could be — and has been — interpreted as a triumph of Hindu nationhood. The process may well get another fillip if the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill is passed in Parliament. There have been some regressive facets of this shifting nature of the Indian 'self' in the political domain. The most striking of this is the unfortunate incidents of lynchings over beef and the intolerance of intercommunity marriages. These have bred a sense of insecurity among the Muslim minority. Second, while the Muslim community has, by and large, accepted the Ayodhya verdict with equanimity, there is concern over lynchings and the erosion of Muslim representation in the political sphere. The more farsighted Muslim leadership has recognised that some of the Hindu reaction is a consequence of the impression that secularism was used as a fig leaf to impose a Muslim veto. In addition, the rise of Islamic terrorism all over the world has disoriented Muslim communities and resulted in the radicalisation of a small section of its youth. The net consequence of all these developments is that a mood of nervous sullenness has overtaken the community. While there is now a discernible middle class in the Muslim community, its strategic influence in the community is still tenuous. Indian Muslims, as a whole, are still excessively influenced by a religious orthodoxy that remain suspicious of modernity. Along with ghettoisation, India's Muslims seem insufficiently integrated into the mainstream. Religious distinctiveness has also resulted in social and political distinctiveness. The gulf between the Hindus and Muslims has, it would seem, increased over the past few decades. Communal amity isn't only measured in terms of sectarian clashes. There are other indicators that cannot be measured statistically, but emerge from anecdotal evidence and social perceptions. This is unfortunate. While Indian development will always be stymied and distorted if the majority community is out of sync with the prevailing ethos of the governing elite, the same will be the case if the largest minority feels distanced from the aspirations of the majority. The problem cannot be resolved overnight or with electoral verdicts. What is needed is a sustained conversation at different levels of society between members of the two communities, regardless of whether or not they flaunt their religious identity as being paramount. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: Hindustan Timeshttps://www.ozbargain.com.au/user/327461

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India vs West Indies 3rd T20I Highlights: IND thump WI by 67 runs to win the series

K Pierre c (sub)Jadeja b Chahar 6(12). WI- 173/8 in 19. 2 ovs Sound of Timber WICKET! Accurate stuff from Shami as he rattles the stumps with Walsh Jr going for a scoop. Almost has another wicket off the next ball too. It's been a good comeback to the T20I side for him. Finishes with 2/25 in 4 overs. Uphill task for Windies as they need 89 in 3 ovs. WI- 152/7 after 16.5 ovs setTimeout(function(){(function(id){var embedTag=document.getElementById(id).children[0]; if(embedTag){var width=embedTag.offsetWidth; var height=embedTag.offsetHeight; embedTag.height=document.body.offsetWidth * (height/width); embedTag.width=document.body.offsetWidth;}})("embed-quint-brightcove-iframe-tag-0");},1000); Bhuvi snaps Pollard Kieron Pollard played a lone hand for the Windies, but he too finds himself walking back for a commendable 68 off 39. They require another 100 runs from 30 balls. WI 141/6 after 15 overs setTimeout(function(){(function(id){var embedTag=document.getElementById(id).children[0]; if(embedTag){var width=embedTag.offsetWidth; var height=embedTag.offsetHeight; embedTag.height=document.body.offsetWidth * (height/width); embedTag.width=document.body.offsetWidth;}})("embed-quint-brightcove-iframe-tag-1");},1000); Pollard goes berserk in Wankhede 6 4 4 amd Pollard is whacking it all over the park and it is Bhuvi who has to bear the brunt of this attack. Watch out India! Pollard will win it for WI. Shami,Bhuvi or Chahar has to get him in next 2 overs. Else Pollard will win T20I. 20 Req run rate is of no problem to Pollard. Wi- 141/ 5 in 14.3 ovs Half-century for Pollard Fifty for Pollard and the whole Wankhede cheers for him. he is fighting a lone battle out there. Will Pollard win this? WI - 124/5 after 14 ovs Need 117 runs in 36 balls. T20I fifties for Pollard: 54(26)* v Aus Gros Islet 201263(29)* v NZ Lauderhill 201258(45) v Ind Providence 201952(33)* v Ind Mumbai WS 2019 Kuldeep has his second Kuldeep Yadav gets another wicket, this time he sends back Jason Holder. Holder skies one up and it is the ever reliable Pandey under it. Half of the West Indies batting lineup is back in the hut. India inching towards a victory. 2 runs and a wicket of the over. WI - 105/5 in 12 ovs STAT ATTACK Hetmyer v Kuldeep in all Internationals Innings - 8Dismissals - 6Runs - 74False Shots - 22%Dismissal Rate - 11.6 Kuldeep has now dismissed Hetmyer six out of the eight times they've faced Kuldeep Yadav gives IND breakthrough Gone! Finally the wicket that has been eluding Team India for a while! The dangerous looking partnership is finally broken.Hetmyer has finally been dismissed for 41 by Kuldeep. KL Rahul completes the catch. Windies lose their 4th wicket. Kuldeep has the last laugh. WI - 91/4 (9.3) Dropped! Mohammed Shami drops a chance at mid-off from Shimron Hetmyer! Hetmyer gets a reprieve...will this come back to haunt India? Seems like All Indian fielders have had too much butter on their fingers in this series! West Indies 70/3 in 8.3 overs Pollard takes on Dube FOUR! Pollard caressed that one to deep square to get to 1,000 runs in T20I cricket! -4th West Indian batsman to achieve this feat. 58th overall batsman to complete 1000 runs. He is taking on Shivam Dube and gets 19 runs of the over. WI 60/3 after 7 overs Windies clawing back After the early setbacks West Indies are making a comeback with Shimron Hetmyer and Kieron Pollard in the middle. One six each for both the batsmen and Wankhede has gone a bit silent now. WI- 41/3 after 6 overs Gone! Deepak Chahar strikes! Shivam Dube takes an outstanding catch to send Nicholas Pooran packing for a golden duck. The Wankhede chants "Shivam Dube" in appreciation of a fine catch. The extra pace was too much for Pooran as he went for the cut and the thick edge went up as Dube judged it well and took a wonderful catch. WI- 17/3 setTimeout(function(){(function(id){var embedTag=document.getElementById(id).children[0]; if(embedTag){var width=embedTag.offsetWidth; var height=embedTag.offsetHeight; embedTag.height=document.body.offsetWidth * (height/width); embedTag.width=document.body.offsetWidth;}})("embed-quint-brightcove-iframe-tag-2");},1000); WICKET! Simmons GONE! A big wicket for India. Shami has Lendl Simmons top edging to Shreyas Iyer and India have seen off their tormentor from the last game. West Indies 17 for 2 Bhuvneshwar strikes Bhuvneshwar strikes in the second over! King skies it into the hands of KL Rahul. Brilliant captaincy as well as the fielder was moved from third-man to sweeper cover just the ball before. King is gone for 5. West Indies 12/1 after 1.5 ovs BACK LIVE Lendl Simmons and Brandon King are at the crease. Simmons is on strike. Deepak Chahar will open the attack. Lets Play! Innings Break An absolute run fest at the Wankhede as India put up a total of 240/3 on the board, courtesy batting fireworks by Rohit (71), Rahul (91), Kohli (70*). The West Indies are chasing a massive 241 for a series victory, here. (Williams 1/37, Pollard 1/33 & Cottrell 1/40) Highest T20I totals for India:260/5 vs SL Indore 2017244/4 vs WI Lauderhill 2016240/3 vs WI Mumbai WS 2019***218/4 vs Eng Durban 2007 Another massive over 27 runs off it. West Indies and Pollard are under pressure. Once more Kohli peppers the area near deep mid-wicket. Good length ball on off and middle, Kohli flicks it with those supple wrists of his for his sixth maximum. IND- 231/2 after 19 overs setTimeout(function(){(function(id){var embedTag=document.getElementById(id).children[0]; if(embedTag){var width=embedTag.offsetWidth; var height=embedTag.offsetHeight; embedTag.height=document.body.offsetWidth * (height/width); embedTag.width=document.body.offsetWidth;}})("embed-quint-brightcove-iframe-tag-3");},1000); Another Record for Kohli Indians to score a T20I Fifty after coming to bat with less than 10 overs to spare Yuvraj Singh vs ENG 2007Rohit Sharma vs ENG 2012Virat Kohli vs AUS 2016MS Dhoni vs SA 2018Virat Kohli vs WI 2019* 200 up for India SIX! Williams makes an error in length and Kohli lifts him for a huge hit and has a few words for him. It was all about the bottom hand. Meanwhile, Virat Kohli has raced to 50 off 21 balls IND- 204/2 after 18 overs STOP HE'S SO EXTRA HE'S NOT LETTING WILLIAMS BREATHE TODAY #INDvWI pic.twitter.com/DoeHcFBsEY — k. (@roguevirat) December 11, 2019 KL Rahul goes down the ground Roger Federer will be proud of that cross batted shot from KL Rahul. KL Rahul goes down the ground for four runs. That was short from Cottrell and Rahul backed away to give himself time and whack it away straight back past the bowler Rahul-First 33 balls: 59Last 16 balls: 18 India 187/2 with three overs to go. Massive Over 6 1 4 6 4 1= 22 runs of the over and Virat Kohli is cutting loose. It's raining boundaries and sixes at the Wankhede! The cheers are only getting louder for Kohli and Co. IND- 173/2 after 15 ovs WI miss run out chance That was a close shave as KL Rahul was nowhere near the picture after Holder's throw to the non-striker's end. Kohli rushed to the striker's end while Rahul was not keen on a run, then gives up trying to cross. But Holder misses a direct hit. Wry smile from Rahul. SIXXXXX SIX! Aggression from Virat Kohli and he spoils what was turning out to be a great final over for Walsh Jr. A six over long on for the Indian captain. The 150 comes up for the hosts. IND- 151/2 (14) IND on the back seat Just 10 runs off last 2 overs and India have lost 2 wickets. Could there be a loss in momentum now? WICKET! Pant Without even settling in Pant attempts to go big but ends up finding Holder at long-off! Rishabh Pant is gone for a duck. Pollard picks up the wicket at a ground he knows well. India have lost 2 wickets in quick time. Virat Kohli has walked in. 138/2 in 12.2 overs Was a big call to send an under pressure Rishabh Pant to bat. — Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) December 11, 2019 WICKET! Rohit Sharma Gone! Rohit Sharma is gone against the run of play for 71 off 34! Williams provides the breakthrough at last. Spectacular Innings From Rohit Comes To An End With a Superb Catch. Maybe the break in play with Lewis getting injured helped the Windies. That was a lethal Innings by HITMAN at his Home Ground in front of his wife and kid. IND- 136/1 after 12 setTimeout(function(){(function(id){var embedTag=document.getElementById(id).children[0]; if(embedTag){var width=embedTag.offsetWidth; var height=embedTag.offsetHeight; embedTag.height=document.body.offsetWidth * (height/width); embedTag.width=document.body.offsetWidth;}})("embed-quint-brightcove-iframe-tag-4");},1000); Evin Lewis stretchered off West Indies' bowlers may have been under the pump, but their fielders have been top notch. Evin Lewis has jarred his knee, trying to prevent another brutal square cut from Rahul. He's being stretchered off. Awful news for West Indies. Another big over for IND 6 0 1 4 4 1 = 16 runs again of this over. IND 132/0 after 11 overs, Rohit is on 70 while Rahul is giving him company on 61. Meanwhile, this is also the highest opening partnership for India vs WI bettering the 123 by Rohit & Dhawan in Lucknow last year. How good is Rohit tonight? Rohit has looked absolutely sublime so far. He's played only 4.3% false shots - the lowest of his 23 fifty-plus scores in T20Is for the first 50 runs. Only once has he reached the landmark quicker of these 23 knocks. Third six Hitman @ImRo45 @mipaltan @BCCI #Hitman #RohitSharma #INDvWI pic.twitter.com/9Ml9FiDpI8 — Harish Gupta (@Hr_fanharry) December 11, 2019 So far so good for IND Great start for India so far. 72-0 is their second best score in the powerplay batting first in T20Is. The only time they've scored more was the 78-2 v South Africa at Johannesburg in Feb 2018. Meanwhile, KL Rahul also reaches his FIFTY! At the halfway stage, IND- 116/0 after 10 ovs Rohit Sharma (63) KL Rahul (51) Fifty for Rohit Rohit Sharma is smashing it at the Wankhede. Two consecutive sixes to bring up his fifty off 23 balls. This was coming, but the way he's pacing his innings has been OUT OF THE WORLD! HitMAN Is Back. Fifty For Rohit Sharma 51* off 23 Balls. Virat Applauds. Keep Going #INDvWI pic.twitter.com/8IiDklchQK — Sir Jadeja Fan (@SirrrJadeja) December 11, 2019 Rohit Sharma dealing in sixes in Mumbai Six of the fourth ball of the 7th over. Pierre overpitched one, he was down on one knee and out came a powerful slog sweep over mid-wicket. The fifth ball is another SIX as he lofts Pierre over the top. He is not done yet and its a four again. Pierre has lost it. Rohit reaches out and sensibly guides the ball wide of point, knowing there's no sweeper on the off-side. 21 runs off it, the best over the innings IND 81-0 after 7 overs India is on fire KL Rahul is going the distance 5.1 - FOUR 5.2 - SIX 5.3 - FOUR India on fire right now. Loving each and every delivery. @klrahul11 @ImRo45 @BCCI #INDvWI #cricbuzz pic.twitter.com/eugCWab4x6 — Utsav Amitendu Agarwal (@utsavamitendu) December 11, 2019 Evin Lewis almost pulls of a stunner stunning effort from Evin Lewis. Wow #EvinLewis #IndvWI pic.twitter.com/yQHJtoESxW — Dr. Biplab Siladitya (@BiplabSiladitya) December 11, 2019 Rohit goes all out Rohit Sharma takes the attack to Khary Pierre hitting him for a maximum off the first ball followed by a similar shot. Evin Lewis's brilliance at the boundary line robbed Rohit of another six. The Indian opener scores another boundary from the over. A huge over for India, 14 from it. IND - 58/0 after 5 overs Rahul takes charge Four runs off the first four balls and then KL Rahul hits Jason Holder towards mid-wicket followed by a six over deep backward point. The opening partnership is nearing 50 already.IND - 44/0 after 4 overs First six of the inning @ImRo45  @BCCI @mipaltan #RohitSharma #Hitman #INDvWI pic.twitter.com/E3b58PoyES — Harish Gupta (@Hr_fanharry) December 11, 2019 400 sixes for Rohit Rohit Sharma completes 400 sixes in international cricket. Rohit is only the third batsman to do so after Chris Gayle and Shahid Afridi. After bowling a five-run over, Cottrell takes a beating from Rohit. 16 runs from the over.IND - 30/0 after 3 overs 400 International SIXES for @ImRo45 #TeamIndia pic.twitter.com/GMoFtqR4jl — BCCI (@BCCI) December 11, 2019 Productive outside edges Jason Holder opens the bowling from the other end. Holder manages to get two outside edges from Rahul's bat but both of them go past the wicketkeeper and run towards the fence.IND - 14/0 in 2 overs Cottrell opens Rohit Sharma welcomed by a yorker from Sheldon Cottrell. Next ball, Cottrell provides width and Rohit hits it over covers for a boundary. A dot delivery to follow as Rohit plays it straight to the square leg fielder. Another inside edge off the bat, another dot ball. He takes a single off the fifth delivery of the over, another well-directed delivery yorker from Cottrell. 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CAB clears Parliament test, Opposition to knock Supreme Court door

The decision to make the Bill a law came after the Upper House rejected motions by Opposition leaders to send it to a select committee. The Opposition is now planning to challenge the Bill in the Supreme Court, with many of them even arguing it won't stand judicial scrutiny. As protests raged in Assam and other parts of the Northeast, the Bill was passed with 125 voting in favour of the motion and 99 against it. The Bill sailed through the Upper House, where the Centre is short of a majority, with the support of the BJD, YSRCP and the TDP. The Shiv Sena opposed the Bill in the Upper House but walked out at the time of voting. The Sena had voted in its favour in the Lok Sabha. Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticised the Sena's U-turn, wondering if power makes people change overnight. While Shah said the passage of the Bill would bring a new dawn for thousands of refugees, the Opposition said it would be a dark and long night for those left out. "We have included six religions. There is no appreciation. The only focus is on Muslims.... Are Muslims in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan minorities? Will it be secularism only if Muslims are included? As per your definition, only if Muslims come, then it will be secularism," Shah said, adding that in the past five years, over 500 Muslims have been accorded Indian citizenship. Asserting that Muslims need not fear, Shah said: "This bill will not hurt the sentiments of any community. I want to assure the Muslims that there will be no injustice to them. This Bill is not about snatching anybody's rights." Several MPs from the Northeast, including from the BJP, highlighted the protests against the Bill and urged the government to allay the fears of the agitators. Ripun Bora, Congress MP from Assam, said the law would undermine the claim of Indian Hindus in his state. "Assam is burning. Northeast is burning. By the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, you are going to force our Indian Hindu people to become foreigners. This is only for political polarisation." Slamming the Bill, senior Congress leader P Chidamabaram said, "What we are doing here is wrecking the Constitution from within. Hopefully, the judiciary will strike it down and save India and the idea of India." Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien compared the Bill to the laws passed in Nazi Germany and made an emotional appeal to the conscience of JD(U) and BJD members. DMK's Tiruchi Siva asked why the Centre had cherry-picked only three countries and ignored Hindu minorities in Bhutan, Myanmar and Sri Lanka. "There is a sense of apprehension among Muslims who are living under fear." Calling it a sad day, BSP's S C Mishra said the Bill was against the Preamble of the Constitution. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The New Indian Express

Beauty now just Photoshop deep

Cut to present times: The recent advertisement of Veet hair removal cream for men, starring Bollywood's current heartthrob Kartik Aaryan, has got netizens talking angrily about the perils of trying to achieve the 'perfect' look. While the product itself doesn't seem problematic, the advertisement featuring Kartik, who's shown with excessively photoshopped six-pack abs, does. Now, the actor is being slammed for letting the filmmakers use excessive Photoshop on him and, thus, for promoting toxic masculinity. Popular Instagram account @Dietsabya, who's known for exposing fake designs and rip-offs in the world of fashion and calling out celebrities for supporting problematic narratives, wrote, 'By popular demand, @kartikaaryan did @veetindia put you on the #Gandi #diet? #beautyplus #lol #dietsabya #photoshop #fake #abs.' In the video, one can actually notice the excessive Photoshop, which has been used on Kartik's body. One of the user with the handle, @the_official_nilesh_garg, commented on the post saying, '"Dear Veet, please tell me how to put on those fake abs because my crush likes guys with abs. Please? (Sic)' ... DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: Deccan Chronicle