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April 15, 2025

Your hair needs sunscreen! Here is why Burn Namin is not funny

We know the drill: sunscreen for your face, sunscreen for your body. But what about your hair and scalp? Most people do not give it a second thought – and there the problem begins. While your skin absorbs the love of SPF, your scalp and your legs are left exposed, taking a severe beating of hard UV rays. The result? Sunburn, fragile hair and color that faster than last summer’s trends. Here’s because your hair deserves the same protection from the sun as your skin – and easy ways to keep your scalp happy and your hair healthy without oily

May 1, 2024

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Lifestyle

The slow burn of ‘Vida Karo’: the funeral song

KARACHI: It’s incredibly hard to make simple music, and even harder to make simple music that stays with you for a long time. The music industry, like any other, is becoming more and more results oriented every day. You have artificial intelligence plugins, a variety of loops and sound effects that help producers fit the market’s expectations like a glove. While this has made the standardization of music much easier to play, it has also made it much harder to stand out from the crowd. It’s a classic mass-market conundrum that a professor of mine summed up this way: put

January 6, 2024

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International

Polling stations in Bangladesh burn on election eve, train arson kills 4

DHAKA: Polling stations were set on fire in Bangladesh on the eve of Sunday’s general election, while four people, including two children, were killed in a train fire in what the government described as arson aimed at democratic values. Friday’s fire broke out at around 21:00 (15:00 GMT), injuring eight passengers as it spread across four compartments of the Benapole Express bound for the capital, Dhaka, at a time when the main opposition party is boycotting the election. “The timing of this tragedy, just a day before the elections… shows an absolute intent to obstruct the celebration, safety and security

December 12, 2023

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Lifestyle

Ali Ansari has money to burn and “Escobar” is proof

In case you didn’t know, Ali Ansari is out with a track titled Escobar, and with that, he’s bringing Columbia home—or at least he’s trying to. His song moves away from the ragtag theme often touched on in Pakistani hip-hop and interestingly aligns with the western hip-hop tradition of showing off wealth, partying and an extravagant lifestyle. The track’s thematic focus on opulence is evident in its lyrics and music video, where Ansari brags about his abundance, invoking a feeling beyond the reach of the average listener. The term “Desi Columbia” suggests a desire to bring the Colombian cartel aesthetic

November 7, 2023

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International

Indian farmers continue to burn straw despite the health costs

NEW DELCH: Smallholder farmer Aashish Sharma has been burning crop stubble for the past few days, despite being aware of its impact on air quality nearby and in New Delhi, the world’s most polluted capital about three hours’ drive away. The air quality in Sharma’s village in Haryana state is so bad, his asthmatic uncle struggles to breathe, meaning he needs a nebulizer to pump medicine directly into his lungs. “We know that stubble burning is harmful, especially to the health of our parents and children,” said Sharma, 22, in his village of Karnal, known for growing rice and wheat.

November 7, 2023

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International

Why do Indian farmers burn straw despite pollution and health risks?

A farmer burns stubble in a field in a village in Karnal district in the northern state of Haryana, India, November 4, 2023. — Reuters Indian farmers are burning crop stubble despite knowing its impact on air quality in nearby areas and in the world’s most polluted capital, New Delhi, which is currently engulfed in a monstrous smog situation that is leading to restrictions in the use of private vehicles and the closing of schools. The air quality of a village in the state of Haryana is so bad that a small farmer shares how it has led to increasing

Your hair needs sunscreen! Here is why Burn Namin is not funny

The slow burn of ‘Vida Karo’: the funeral song

Polling stations in Bangladesh burn on election eve, train arson kills 4

Ali Ansari has money to burn and “Escobar” is proof

Why do Indian farmers burn straw despite pollution and health risks?

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