In the wake of COVID-19, Government across the world is taking utmost precaution in giving relaxations to ensure the well-being of its citizens. And on that ground, many events which involve huge public gatherings got delayed or cancelled. As most of the sports federations in compliance with the government authority are getting back on track …
It's lockdown time for Bollywood. All the stars are keeping safe from coronavirus outbreak by staying at home and passing their time doing what they love. Stars are resorting to social distancing to keep themselves safe in such health crisis time. Have a look at how stars are indulging in new or old hobbies: And Salman …
Many of us are social distancing and trying to be as safe as possible, while staying indoors. In the wake of all this, many gyms and public places have been closed, leaving us with no options but to continue our schedule indoors. For all those who believe in yoga but used to work out under …
Adding another celebrity name to the list of people tested positive for coronavirus, is Idris Elba. The actor recently shared a video note on twitter, detailing his state and urging people to stay safe and wash their hands. Here is his tweet: https://twitter.com/idriselba/status/1239617034901524481 Many celebrities replied to his tweet, wishing him a healthy …
Arsenal Manager Mikel Arteta has been tested positive for Coronavirus. Now the club has forced the main team into self-isolation. Along with this, the club’s Premier League match against Brighton that was to be played on 14 March has been postponed. Also, the coaching staff and academy members who were in close contact with Mikel …
In the wake of Coronavirus spread, which became a global health concern and is now announced as pandemic disease, celebrities are pitching in to ensure public safety. Global icon Priyanka Chopra took to her official social media handle asking everyone to switch to ‘Namaste’ for greetings, which also saves you from getting in close contact …
Holi is the ever-exuberant festival of colours where everyone indulges in fun and frolic. But even as you get mentally prepared to be drenched in colour by family and friends, it’s extremely important that you also protect yourself from toxic colours. Traditionally it was played with natural colours derived from flowers and herbs. Holi is …
