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Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone vibe to AR Rahman's Enna Sona, Aamir Khan joins musical evening in Gujarat. Watch
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Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone vibe to AR Rahman’s Enna Sona, Aamir Khan joins musical evening in Gujarat. Watch

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Bollywood couple Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone, along with Aamir Khan, were recently spotted enjoying a musical evening in Gujarat at a grand event, which was also attended by the Ambani family. The gathering was treated to a private concert by AR Rahman, Shreya Ghoshal, Neeti Mohan, Pratibha Singh and other renowned singers.

Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Aamir Khan enjoys a musical evening in Gujarat.

Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh and Aamir Khan enjoy a musical evening in Gujarat

On Saturday, singer Rakshita Suresh shared pictures from the star-studded night in Gujarat, where she was seen hugging Deepika and posing with the actor and Ranveer for a photo. Another picture in her post was a selfie with Aamir Khan, who kept it simple for the evening in a black kurta. Singer Pratibha Singh also shared a video showing Deepika and Ranveer vibing to AR Rahman’s song Enna Sona from Ok Jaanu.

Shreya Ghoshal had earlier shared a photo on Instagram Stories of herself, AR Rahman, Neeti Mohan, Mohit Chauhan, Udit Narayan, and flautist Ashwin, among others, preparing for their performance. She wrote, “An unforgettable evening sharing the stage with Rahman sir for a private concert for a very august gathering.”

For the event, Deepika wore a pink saree paired with a pink oversized coat. She completed her look with a bun adorned with gajra. Ranveer, meanwhile, looked stylish in a white bandhgala suit. The couple recently celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary on November 14 and even received a sweet wish from Deepika’s bodyguard, Jalaluddin Shaikh, on social media.

Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Aamir Khan’s upcoming films

Ranveer is currently awaiting the release of his upcoming film Dhurandhar. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film also stars Akshaye Khanna, R Madhavan, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal and others in key roles. It is scheduled to be released in cinemas on December 5.

Deepika has two films lined up. She will be seen opposite Shah Rukh Khan in the upcoming film King. Directed by Siddharth Anand, the film also stars Suhana Khan, Abhishek Bachchan and Jaideep Ahlawat in key roles. It is currently under production and expected to be released in 2026. She also has Atlee’s AA22×A6, starring Allu Arjun in the lead. The film will feature Deepika in an action-packed role.

Aamir Khan was last seen in Sitaare Zameen Par. He is now awaiting the release of his next production, Mere Raho. The romantic drama, directed by Sunil Pandey and produced by Aamir and Mansoor Khan, stars Junaid Khan and Sai Pallavi in the lead roles. It is slated to release in cinemas on 12 December 2025.

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Tamannaah Bhatia's fitness coach shares 3 ways to control your evening cravings
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Tamannaah Bhatia’s fitness coach shares 3 ways to control your evening cravings

by jummy84
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The urge to reach out for a snack is very tempting in the evening. These cravings can be overwhelming as one may go overboard and overeat unhealthy junk to get rid of hunger pangs. But if you are on a calorie-deficient plan or general weight loss journey, it may derail your goals.

Tamannaah Bhatia’s fitness trainer revealed how you can curb your cravings. (Picture credit: Instagram)

Addressing this common issue, Celebrity fitness coach Siddhartha Singh, who has worked with stars like Tamannaah Bhatia, shared 3 ways one can curb their evening hunger pangs.

ALSO READ: Fitness trainer reveals 5 things that made her weight loss journey easier: Walk a lot, fix sleep and more

Here are the three ways one can reduce cravings as suggested by the fitness coach:

1. Increase protein and fibre intake in nutrition

First up is to ensure your day’s nutrition is not falling short. This means you need to start by modifying your diet and adding two key essentials: protein and fibre.

The fitness coach explained about the value they bring to your life, “Number one, increase protein and fibre intake in your nutrition. Have more protein, have more fibre. This is going to keep you fuller for longer.”

2. Are you really hungry

The second point Siddhartha drew attention to was to understand the reasoning behind the cravings, and whether they are genuine or not.

“Ask yourself, are you craving because you are hungry? Or are your cravings because you are just bored or stressed? In those cases, think about standing up and walking around for ten minutes,” he said. “Even if you are in a small room, usually 99.9 per cent of the time after that ten-minute walk, you won’t be craving anything anymore.”

Recognising the difference between real hunger and emotional eating is the first step to controlling hunger pangs. You may be confusing your psychological hunger with a physiological one. As the fitness coach revealed, walking is one way to reduce the intensity of emotional hunger. Walking helps reduce stress, so after a good walk, you get better clarity.

3. Pre-planning

When you are hungry, you reach out for anything and everything nearby. But if you plan, you take control of the situation before the craving takes control of you. Often, one doesn’t think straight when they are hungry; logic and reasoning are the last things that come to mind when those hunger pangs hit hard.

Instead, the fitness coach suggested pre-planning. He explained, using his own experience as an example, “If you know, like me, that you are going to crave something at around 5:30 PM in the evening, my cravings are usually crunchy and sweet so I plan my snacks around something like a Greek Yoghurt bowl with some berries and maybe some granola in it. It’s going to give me high protein, it is going to be healthy, in my nutrition plan, and it is going to make sure my cravings are conquered.”

When you are planning ahead, you start to become more careful about what you eat, instead of impulsively scarfing down anything.

Note to readers: This report is based on user-generated content from social media. HT.com has not independently verified the claims and does not endorse them. This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice.

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CBS Evening News Says Nothing About Trump Pardon Of Crypto CEO
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CBS Evening News Says Nothing About Trump Pardon Of Crypto CEO

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Alone among the broadcast networks, the CBS Evening News on Thursday had not a single mention of Donald Trump’s sudden pardon of money-laundering convicted cryptocurrency billionaire Changpeng Zhao.

While ABC and CBS, as well as PBS, all covered the somewhat surprising legal break delivered to the Canadian-born Binance founder, it was crickets on the Bari Weiss controlled former home of Walter Cronkite. Fox doesn’t have a nightly news show, but the pardon was also covered by the likes of the Rupert Murdoch-owned Wall Street Journal and Fox News as well CNN, New York Times, AP, Reuters, Axios and many more.

With the pardon unveiled on Thursday, morning, the absence of any story on Zhao which was one of the biggest stories of the day, is all the more noticeable as questions over the deep and blatant entwinement the Binance boss has had in recent months with the Trump family’s lucrative crypto companies. Add to that the fact that one of the major elements of the Biden administration’s prosecution of Binance and its four months imprisoned ex-CEO was the lack of oversight the crypto exchange provided to crack down on widespread criminal and terrorist use of the platform.

Specifically that terrorist use saw the likes of Hamas using Binance for their finances. As well, global gangs moved around funds around that came out of child sex trafficking, prosecutors said.

Entering a guilty plea in 2023 and stepping down from the Binance top job, Zhao got out of prison after four months in September 2024. Even with that punishment, the exec lost none of his controlling shares in the 2017-formed company, and with this week’s pardon, could well moving right back in to the crypto C-Suite.

At the regular White House briefing on Thursday, press secretary Karoline Leavitt offered that Trump had “exercised his constitutional authority by issuing a pardon for Mr. Zhao, who was prosecuted by the Biden Administration in their war on cryptocurrency.” In case, you didn’t pick up what Leavitt and Trump were putting down, the press secretary then added: “The Biden Administration’s war on crypto is over.”

In that context, last night’s CBS Evening News led with the NBA gambling scandal arrests, the administration’s “expanding military campaign against drug trafficking in South America,” and interviews with Customs and Border Patrol’s Greg Bovino and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker over harsh ICE crackdowns in Chicago.

Halfway through the broadcast, a segment on the much-criticized destruction of the White House’s East Wing for Trump’s new donor paid for ballroom took centerstage. In a follow-up, Thursday’s broadcast also took a look at the ongoing shutdown of the federal government and the fallout and delays being experienced at major USA airports. Towards the end of the October 23 CBS Evening News, Gayle King previewed a October 24 CBS Mornings segment on the final performance of Misty Copeland at the American Ballet Theatre.

Still, from top to bottom, nowhere on the John Dickerson and Maurice DuBois anchored show was there even a mention of Zhao’s pardon or his business relationships with the Trump family.

It is worth noting the pardon was covered in a written piece on the CBS News website, with an update at 6:33 pm ET on October 23. As well, CBS Evening News‘ official X feed sent out a post as recently on pardon as 7:30 am PT today.

However, reps for CBS News, which Free Press founder Weiss has been running for Paramount chief David Ellison since earlier this month, did not respond to Deadline’s request for comment on the lack of coverage of the Zhao pardon.

While Ellison has publicly offered a neutral political stance as his vision for CBS News, his appointment of Weiss as well as former Trump officials throughout CBS News and his inner circle has raised eyebrows. Brows that have gone even higher with Paramount’s ongoing vigorous multi-billion-dollar pursuit of Warner Bros Discovery – a pursuit partial fueled by the implied promise that the well-connected Paramount can get the whole deal approved by the feds faster than anyone else.

On the other hand, probably cause ulcers down at the Melrose lot, Trump has repeatedly referred to Ellison, who received quick regulatory approval of his Paramount purchase, and his Oracle founding/world’s second richest man father Larry as “friends of mine and “big supporters of mine.” Trump also said of the Ellisons that “they’ll do the right thing” and will unlock the “great potential” of CBS News, which hasn’t always been POTUS’ most admiring outlet, if you know what I mean?

No friend of the Trumps, Sen, Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) on Thursday pillaried the pardon.

“First, Changpeng Zhao pleaded guilty to a criminal money laundering charge,” the former presidential candidate said. ‘Then he boosted one of Donald Trump’s crypto ventures and lobbied for a pardon. Today, Donald Trump did his part and pardoned him. If Congress does not stop this kind of corruption in pending market structure legislation, it owns this lawlessness.”

As for current UAE resident Zhao, who goes by CZ online and elsewhere, and Binance …he said it all. “Deeply grateful for today’s pardon and to President Trump for upholding America’s commitment to fairness, innovation and justice,” Zhao wrote on X.

“We thank President Trump for his leadership and for his commitment to make the US the crypto capital of the world,’ a Binance spokesperson stated after the pardon was made public. “CZ’s vision not only made Binance the world’s largest crypto exchange but shaped the broader crypto movement. Binance remains focused on building a secure, transparent, and user-first platform that reduces fees and increases access to the financial system for all.”

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