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Jhunna Jhunna Lyrics

Singer:Pratibha Baghel, Krutika BorkerAlbum:Saand Ki Aankh Babul bhagaaye phir bhiSaiyyan sataaye phir bhiRoti pakaaye muniyaRoti kha jaaye saiyyanDhakka lagaaye saiyyanPhugga phulaaye saiyyanJhunna jhunna jhunna jhunna na reMunna munna munna munna…Jhunna jhunna jhunna jhunna na reMunna munna munna munna… (x2) Sookhi dupahri aate hai jab wohPeete hain gap gap reSaiyan bedarda phooke hai…

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Astrological predictions for Jupiter Combust in Taurus May 2024

Jupiter, Devguru Bruhaspati enters Taurus on 1st May 2024 and immediately goes combust on 7th May 2024 till 6th Jun 2024 (as per drikpanchang) for 30days. Jupiter, the Devguru Bruhaspati, gets combust when he get within 11deg of the Sun, this is Guru Asta. (YouTube video here) The Sun evaporates him, dries him out, absorbs his power. Thus Jupiter cannot exercise his powers independently. All of…

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The Health Consequences of Being Led By The Stupidest Man Who Ever Lived

An old bacterial foe has been making itself very cozy in Kansas. Local health officials reported this month that the state is in the midst of a large outbreak of tuberculosis—reportedly now the largest outbreak of the disease ever documented in the United States. Ashley Goss, a deputy secretary at the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), gave an update on the state’s TB outbreak to the Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee last week. Dozens of active and latent TB cases have been linked to the outbreak dating back to last year. And the danger has not yet passed. “The current KCK Metro TB outbreak is the largest documented outbreak in U.S. history, presently,” Jill Bronaugh, a spokesperson for KDHE, told local media outlet The Topeka Capital-Journal Friday. “This is mainly due to the rapid number of cases in the short amount of time. This outbreak is still ongoing, which means that there could be more cases.”[...] Globally, experts have blamed the pressures of the pandemic for the recent uptick in TB, particularly in weakening screening and prevention programs for the disease. At this point, however, there appears to be no clear explanation for the outsized number of cases in this local outbreak. And given the ongoing pause in communication from federal health agencies like the CDC, it’s unknown whether the CDC will even weigh in publicly anytime soon.

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If you've been paying attention, you already know what's coming next.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is going dark, along with other federal agencies within the umbrella of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. This week, the returning Trump administration told these agencies to stop talking to the public—for how long, no one knows. The Washington Post first broke news of Trump’s sweeping directive late Tuesday evening. Staff at these agencies have been reportedly ordered to cease external communication for the time being. The move is the latest to unnerve outside experts about the direction of the country’s public health infrastructure under Trump.[...] Halting communication from federal health agencies like the CDC, NIH, and FDA during an administration transition is highly problematic, especially with active public health threats like the H5N1 outbreak in the U.S. and the Marburg outbreak in Tanzania, according to Krutika Kuppalli, an infectious disease physician in Dallas with experience in global health and pandemic preparedness. “A blanket suspension of external communication from health agencies is unusual and potentially harmful,” Kuppalli told Gizmodo. “Trust in institutions like the CDC is built on transparency and reliability. A lack of communication could lead to skepticism or distrust, making it harder to re-establish credibility when communication resumes.” There’s also past history to consider, as the Trump-led White House has a track record of muzzling its federal agencies and scientists. In the early days of Trump’s first term, the administration similarly ordered several agencies, including the United States Department of Agriculture, to temporarily stay quiet (much of this directive was quickly revised, however). More worryingly, the Trump administration prevented health officials from communicating with the press and public in the early months of the covid-19 pandemic, while his staff reportedly later tried to alter reports from the CDC concerning covid-19—allegedly with the goal of downplaying the harms of the pandemic.

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We were so busy wringing our hands about the latest strain of bird flu that the tuberculosis comeback tour is a genuine surprise. Guidance from the top might come in handy right now. Damn shame that King Baby muzzled the part of the government tasked with doing that. He's probably still sucking his thumb about Fauci.

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"FYI to the non-parents out there, it takes at least 15 pairs of shoes for a child to grow from a toddler to a teenager—that’s a lot of trips to the Footlocker.

Fortunately, an Indian entrepreneur from Pune has designed a line of shoes that slowly uncurl as the child ages, intuitively solving the problem and reducing unnecessary manufacturing waste.

Called Aretto, the shoes were designed by Satyajit Mittal and his childhood friend Krutika Lal. Their innovative knitted uppers are designed with all the qualities a parent would want their kids’ shoes to have—durability, flexibility, and washability.

“Children do not wear the right shoes for the first ten years of their lives,” Mittal, who designed the Aretto shoes with consultations with concerned childhood podiatrists, told The Better India.

“Between zero and three years of age, children’s feet size changes every three months, and you need roughly 15 sizes between zero and nine, before attaining final foot size at 13 years. We figured out the problem that while feet grow, their shoes do not.”

What the podiatrists explained to him was that children have a broader footprint than adults, due to their not having worn shoes for most of their lives like adults. Tens of thousands of nerve endings provide the feedback needed for children to understand how to use the miraculous musculature in their feet to walk and run.

Most infantile and childhood shoes don’t consider this, and based on the frequency at which parents need to buy new shoe sizes, proper foot function is probably never even taken into account, and the occasional stuffing of toddler feet into shoes too small or too large, can disrupt this critical muscle development.

“We wanted to give children the right fit for all cycles. We chose one shoe to cover three sizes that allow 18 mm growth. We took inspiration from how a flower blooms from the bud stage to the fully-flowered stage. The transition happens organically every day. We applied this concept to the shoe,” said Mittal.

“We started working on a shoe that flexes as per the feet. Simply put, as and when the feet grow either from the front or back or sideways, and when a child wears this shoe, it expands accordingly and takes the shape and contour of their feet. That’s why children feel comfortable wearing such shoes,” he adds.

The shoes are priced between Rs 1,800 and Rs 2,600, ($22 – $31) and are available internationally as well, provided that international buyers have either an Indian bank, or Google Pay, Amazon Pay, or WhatsApp Pay.

The shoes are fairly new on the marketplace but have already generated 21 lakh, or Rs 2.1 million ($25,000) in revenue."

-via Good News Network, 4/10/23

Note: This is very mundane in some ways, but it's also something that's going to legit make a difference for some kids/families. One annoyingly regular problem/cost off the backs to parents.

Also, can say from painful experience that wearing shoes that don't fit or aren't supportive can Fuck You Up longterm--some people just get the pain from it sooner than others. So this design sounds fantastic

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We're very excited to share the topic and final line-up of Fansplaining's 2023 San Diego Comic-Con panel! If you're headed to SDCC, please join us bright and early on Thursday. 😎

Covering Fandom: How Fan-Journalists Strike the Right Balance:

Fans have always held roles in the media, but the mainstreaming of fandom has dramatically increased opportunities for journalists and editors to use fandom in their work—or to cover fandom itself. Fans can bring unique angles, but the ethics of covering a thing you’re a fan of—or a fandom you’re a part of—can be sticky. Seasoned fan-journalists will discuss navigating these boundaries: Kat Moon (TV Guide, Fandom), Krutika Mallikarjuna (BuzzFeed, The Good Immigrant), Julian Cannon (The Knockturnal), Kayti Burt (Den of Geek, Rolling Stone), and Elizabeth Minkel (Fansplaining, WIRED). Moderated by Devon Maloney (Vulture, The Verge).

Thursday July 20, 2023 10:00am - 11:00am PDT  Grand 10 & 11, Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina

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Guys i made a Helluva Boss Oc :)))

KRUTIKA

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-night club singer

- born in the wrath ring but lives in the pride ring

-She was a performer with Blitzø and Fizzarolli

- Married to a Succubi and has a 4 yr old kid named Azakiel

(The second drawing is how she used to look like)

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[dear-indies]

Good afternoon, my good dudeberry. I was hoping you would please be able to suggest a few female south asian faceclaims with a sort of punkish or rocker vibe? Early twenties if possible! As always, thank you!

Are older but are worth a mention!

Ritu Arya (1988) Indian - in The Umbrella Academy.

Linnea Berthelsen (1993) Indian - in Stranger Things.

Sophia Taylor Ali (1995) Pakistani / Sicilian Italian, Danish, Norwegian, German - in Uncharted.

Shikhee D’iordna (?) Bangladeshi.

and then:

Krutika / themermaidscale on IG (1998) Indian.

Megan Suri (1999) Indian - in Poker Face.

Tanya Ravichandran / taanyaar on IG (2001) Indian.

Mariam George / themariamgeorge on IG (2001) Indian.

Not a woman but Bilal Baig (1995) who is Pakistani, genderfluid and non-binary (they/them) deserves a mention because I love them so much!

[drkrutikakurhadegoel]

Know the Signs of Childhood Lymphoma

This informative tumbler features crucial information to raise awareness about the signs of childhood lymphoma, designed by Dr. Krutika Kurhade Goel, an associate consultant in pediatric and medical oncology at Max Hospital, Mohali. The tumbler includes:

Key Symptoms to Watch For:

Swollen lymph nodes (neck, armpit, groin)

Unexplained weight loss

Persistent fatigue

Fever and night sweats

Difficulty breathing or coughing

Abdominal pain or swelling

Itchy skin or rash

Design Elements:

The tumbler showcases a clean, modern design with images highlighting areas affected by symptoms.

Text is clear and easy to read, emphasizing the importance of early detection.

Dr. Krutika Kurhade Goel's contact information is included for further consultation and guidance.

Tagline: Early Detection Saves Lives

Use this tumbler to stay informed and vigilant about the signs of childhood lymphoma, and help spread awareness to ensure early diagnosis and treatment.

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Sheikh Hasina once fought for democracy in Bangladesh. Her critics say she now threatens it The elections in Bangladesh are all about one person: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina By Krutika Pathi And Julhas Alam, Associated Press Sheikh Hasina once fought for democracy in Bangladesh. Her critics say she now threatens itThe elections in Bangladesh are all about one person: Prime Minister Sheikh…

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Hello, I'm Krutika Raut ♡₊˚ 🦢・₊✧⋆⭒˚｡⋆

📚 I'm a B.Tech Computer Science and Business student.

🪐 I'm interested in Web Development, and Business Intelligence.

📜 I'm currently learning and exploring Web Development.

👩‍🍳 I also enjoy cooking and baking in my free time.

🌷 Pronouns: She/Her

🧸 You can find me on pinterest @/itskrutika

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Karishma Tanna Net Worth 2023 in Rupees | Income, Salary, Age, Bio

Karishma Tanna Net Worth 2023 in Rupees | Income, Salary, Age, Bio

November 25, 2023 by darpandigitalmarketing

Karishma Tanna Net Worth 2023: In 2023, Karishma Tanna net worth stands at $5 million, which equals around 41 Crore Indian rupees. She’s a popular Indian actress and model, mainly seen in Hindi films and TV shows. People really adore her, given her appearances in numerous TV shows and movies.

Most of her money comes from acting in TV shows and movies, where she earns a good deal. For every episode she works on, she pockets about 1.5 Lakh rupees. On top of that, she makes a pretty penny from promoting brands. Brands pay her between 70 to 80 Lakh for each endorsement. Her monthly income sits at around 30 Lakh rupees.

Besides acting, she also rakes in a tidy sum by hosting various reality shows. Karishma Tanna annual earnings soar over 4 Crore rupees.

Karishma Tanna Net Worth 2023

We are understanding a Karishma Tanna Net Worth 2023 with table. Please look into below table.

NameKarishma TannaNet Worth (in Dollars)$5 MillionNet Worth (in rupees)41 CroreMonthly Income30 Lakes +Annual Salary4 Crore +Per Episode Salary1.5 Lakes +Income SourceTV Shows, Brand EndorsementProfessionActress, ModelAge39 Years

Karishma Tanna Net Worth Growth in the last 4 Years

YearsNet Worth Growth2022$4.5 Million2021$3 Million2020$2.8 Million2019$2 Million

Karishma Tanna Early Life

Karishma Tanna entered this world on December 21, 1983, right in the heart of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Fast forward to today, she’s 39 years young. Her academic journey led her to graduate with a B.Com degree from Sydenham College of Commerce & Economics in Mumbai.

Her roots trace back to a Gujarati family. Life threw a tough curveball when her father passed away in 2012. Her world revolves around her mom, Jasmine Tanna, and her younger sister, Grishma Kadam. Love-wise, things took a turn when she began dating fellow actor Upen Patel in 2014. They even got engaged, but as life often does, their paths diverged, leading to their split in 2016.

Karishma Tanna Favorite Things

Favorite Actors Shahrukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan

Favorite Actress Katrina Kaif, Kangana Ranaut

Favorite Film The Pursuit of Happyness, Avengers Endgame

Favorite Sportsperson Virat Kohli & Cristiano Ronaldo

Favorite Singer Arijit Singh, Atif Aslam

Favorite Dancer Michael Jackson

Favorite Sports Cricket

Favorite Food Gujarati Cuisines

Favorite Restaurant Olive (Mumbai)

Favorite Foot Wear Phenom Sneakers

Favorite Destination Dubai, London, Paris

Favorite Temple Babulnath Temple in Mumbai

Hobbies Traveling, Reading, Traveling, Workout (Gym)

Favorite Game Capture the Flag

Favorite Cartoon Doremon, Tom & Jerry

Favorite TV Show The Kapil Sharma Show

Favorite Cars BMW, Mercedes

Karishma Tanna Biography

NicknameKaruAge38 Years OldDate Of Birth21 December 1983Birth PlaceMumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaHeight5.9 feet ( 175 cm )Weight60 Kg ( 132 Lbs)Figure Measurements32–28–34Eye ColorDark BrownHair ColorBlackEx-FianceUpen PatelMarital StatusUnmarriedFatherName Not KnownMotherJasmine TannaSisterGrishma KadamFood HabitNon-VegetarianDebut TVKyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi (2001)Home TownMumbai, MaharashtraNationalityIndian

Career of Karishma Tanna

Back in 2001, Karishma Tanna stepped into the TV world with her debut on Balaji Telefilm’s show called Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi. She rocked the role of Indu. Following that, she showed up in another series named Kahi To Milenge. Then, in 2003, she took the lead in the TV series Kkoi Dil Mein Hai as Krutika.

Her big break in Bollywood came in 2005 with the movie Dosti: Friends Forever, where she played Nandini Thapar. That role really put her on the map and opened doors for her in TV ads, like Lifebuoy, Stayfree, and Nirma.

She ventured into various reality shows too! Comedy Circus, Comedy Circus Mahasangram, Zara Nachke Dikha, Kaun Jeetega Bollywood Ka Ticket, Kaho Na Yaar Hai, and a bunch more.

Not just acting, she also hosted shows like Kaante Ki Takkar and Comedy Champions. Remember India’s Magic Star? Yup, she hosted that too! Then in 2012, she was Rani Pari in the kids’ show Baal Veer.

Fast forward to 2014, she entered Bigg Boss season 8, landing as the 1st runner-up. After that, she danced her way into Nach Baliye 7 with Upen Patel and nabbed the spot of 2nd runner-up.

In 2016, she fearlessly took on Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 7 and emerged as the ultimate winner of the show. Karishma Tanna journey in entertainment has been quite a rollercoaster!

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FAQs

What is the Net Worth of Karishma Tanna?

$5 Million US in 2023

How old is Karishma Tanna?

Karishma Tanna was born on 21 December 1983 in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, She is 39 years old

How Karishma Tanna started her career?

Karishma Tanna started her career with her first serial ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’ 2021

How much does Karishma Tanna charges per episode?

Karishma Tanna per episode salary is around 1.5 Lakh rupees. it is not fix.

What is the height of Karishma Tanna?

Karishma Tanna height is 5.9 feet ( 175 cm ).

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Ms. Krutika Shah parent of Jiaansh of PP1 A interacted with the students and talked to them about good touch and Bad touch. 

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19659001 One day Webinar on “EMERGING TRENDS IN CO-PROCESSED EXCIPIENTS & ARCHITECTING DOSAGE FORMS” 19459006 By Dept. of Pharmaceutics Under the aegis of INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC) Session-I Architecting Pharmaceutical Dosage Form by Ms. Krutika H. Pardeshi, Assistant Professor (Dept. of Pharmaceutics, School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Sandip University, Nashik

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Unveiling the Exceptional Talents of Agrawal Samaj: A mesmerizing celebration of 200 gifted individuals

Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, – The Agrasen Jayanti Mahotsav recently organized a special ceremony to felicitate talented students. The event, held at Agrawal Bhawan in Patni Bazaar, was hosted by the Agrawal Panchayat Trust. The distinguished guests in attendance included Dr. Vivek Jain, an orthopedic specialist, Dr. Arpit Airen, Vandana Bansal, director of RK Bansal International School, and Krutika…