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London, the capital city of the United Kingdom, is the most visited city of Europe and has the busiest airport system as per the passenger traffic. Although the city has a rich history, it also offers a lot to the travellers who follow the modern lifestyle. If you are planning to visit London, these 10 wonderful places should definitely be on your list: 1. London Eye: A trip to London is considered as incomplete without a visit to the London Eye. It is a huge ferris wheel and the tourists can enjoy the magnificent view of the city by sharing one of the pods with other tourists. 2. Hyde Park: Hyde Park is not just the biggest but also one of the most famous parks of London. The park is historically important as many protests, rallies, demonstrations, etc. have taken place here. Here visitors can not only engage in paddle boating but also enjoy fresh air in the centre of the city. 3. Big Ben: The Great Bell of the clock is also referred to as Big Ben and it is situated in the no...

Prayagraj, which was earlier known as Allahabad, is one of the most important cities of Northern India. The city has a lot of importance for the followers of Hinduism as Kumbh Mela is organized here in every 12 years. The religious hub has a lot to offer to the travellers and today we will tell you about 10 places that you should visit in Prayagraj: 1. Triveni Sangam: Triveni Sangam is the point of confluence of three rivers – Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati. It is a sacred place for Hindus as they believe that by taking a dip in this holy water, they can get rid of the effects of their sins and also get freed from the cycle of rebirth. 2. Khusro Bagh: Khusro Bagh has been categorised as a site of national importance. Situated near Prayagraj railway station, it is a walled garden and a burial complex which was made by King Jahangir for his eldest son, Khusrau Mirza. 3. Anand Bhawan: Built in the 1930s by Moti Lal Nehru, Anand Bhawan used to be the residence of the Nehru family. Ho...

Correct dressing sense not only helps a person look stylish but also increases the confidence of the person. There is no denying the fact that everyone can’t buy expensive and designer clothes but still by following some simple tips, a person can look good and stylish. Here are some tips which can enhance an individual’s style quotient: 1. Remove the product labels and tags: Most of the times, the manufacturers stitch their labels at the bottom of the sleeves in order to give information about the product. However, such labels should be removed as they hamper the design of the cloth. 2. Tuck your shirt: Leaving shirts un-tucked, especially those which are longer and baggier, is a complete NO as it gives a very unprofessional look. It is better to tuck the shirt as a person looks more well-dressed, slim and polished in it. 3. Oversized coats: Oversized coats should be avoided as they not only spoil the look but can also be uncomfortable. A person should try to find a well-fitt...

Onion plays a very important role in the diets of majority of the Indians as some use it for cooking dishes while several others prefer to have it as salad. So it is kind of obvious that whenever the prices of onions rise, almost every Indian household gets affected. Nowadays, onions are priced around Rs. 70-80 per kg and there is a huge uproar on this issue among common public. Most of the onion is supplied by the state of Maharashtra which is hugely affected with the flood. As per the government, good amount of onion is stored in the godowns but they can’t be transported due to heavy rains and flood situation. It is being said that the situation will come under control in few days as the government is taking various steps to counter the problem. Not only this, the government is also selling onions at subsidized rate in order to help the citizens and the public is coming out in huge numbers to purchase one of their favourite vegetables. While people are worried about the price hike...

To all the 90s kids out there, do you remember when there were only a few English songs we had heard and we had it on our DVDs? Marshmallow and Jay- Z didn’t even exist then and we were in love with Akon’s style. Though we couldn’t grasp the lyrics, still we used to sing incorrect but with full confidence. Kids nowadays can never understand how cool it was then if you had heard these English songs and cooler if you knew the lyrics or at least do the lip-sync. Well, here are the 10 most loved English songs by the 90s Indian kids and which introduced them to the western music: 1. To Brazil – Vengaboys As a 90s kid myself, for a very long time, I thought that the song is just music with the word “Brazil” put here and there. And like most of us, I just shouted the only word every time it came in the song. For More Videos, Subscribe Us Now 2. Ketchup Song (Spanglish Version) Though the song is still incomprehensible to me, the dance step of the song impressed me and all the other...

Former Indian skipper MS Dhoni may not be a part of the Indian cricket squad at the moment but there is no denying the fact that he lives in the hearts of many Indian cricket fans. Dhoni has taken a sabbatical after the World Cup 2019 and nobody knows when he is going to join the team. There are many people who are very much interested in knowing about his retirement from the International cricket but the wicketkeeper-batsman is completely silent on this matter. A survey which was done recently also proves that even though Dhoni’s age is increasing and it has been affecting his game a lot, a number of fans still love him truly for the contribution that he has made to the Indian cricket. As per the annual survey of YouGov, MS Dhoni comes second in the list of the most admired men. In this survey, 42,000 people from all across the globe participated and based on the inputs given by them, the most admired Indian is none other than the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. While the In...

Our tinsel town Bollywood is blessing us with some magnificent biopic movies over the last couple of years with movies like Dangal, MS Dhoni, Neerja, Sanju, Mary Kom and a lot more. Well, these days Indian audience prefers to watch biopics over melodramatic Bollywood movies. There’s also a shy relief that at least the number of meaningless rom-com movie with more or less the same story is reduced. The good part is the makers have realized that the Indian audience is no more interested in melodrama but good content so they are focusing on making tons of biopics. But, do you believe Bollywood is failing to come up with good content so our tinsel town is making movies based on real-life incidents so the audience can easily connect with it? Well, seems like Bollywood’s biopic saga is not going to end any time soon as approximately 13 biopic movies are on board: 1. ‘83 View this post on Instagram A post shared by '83 (@83thefilm) on Ap...