Save the Girl Child Pledge spearheaded by Dr. Sunita Dube
Asian Academy Creative Awards 2021 : Ajeeb Daastaans Geeli Pucchi Conferred Best Episode And Best Actress
The performances and the story that has touched all continues to grow and shine on the platform. Open to the entire Asian Pac region, the Asian Academy Creative Awards honours excellence in craft and technical disciplines across multiple platforms including television, digital, mobile, streaming and any other emerging technologies.
CHARMIS : Skincare Routine – Less is More!
3. Choose Hero Products– Eliminate products that serve only one purpose, instead invest in all-rounders, for example, replace Moisturizer with Serum. A serum is an all-rounder that can easily cater to your skin’s need for hydration while priming it and leaving it with a soft dewy finish. The product formulation of serum has smaller molecules that work together to penetrate the skin to a degree that facial creams or moisturizers don’t. Charms Deep Radiance Range Face Serum is Dermatologist & Clinically tested to offer specific skin benefits of Hydrated Clear Radiance. It goes 15 layers deep into the skin with its potent ingredients of Vitamin C, Hyaluronic Acid, and Salicylic Acid, which hydrates your skin, removes dullness and dark spots. Each of the mentioned ingredients is super lightweight, non-sticky, and hence suitable for all skin types- oily or dry! 4. Budget– It’s important to plan and create financial demarcations so you don’t let your skincare budget eat into other important components of your living and lifestyle. Apart from choosing products that multi-task, look for maximum value at minimum price. ITC Charmis has introduced its new Deep Radiance Range with premium and effective skincare, making best in the market skincare more accessible by offering benefit-led products at affordable price points. The brand’s strong beauty credentials coupled with high-quality ingredients make them a compelling player in budget beauty buys. 5. Stay Positive & Hydrate– Whoever said beauty is only skin deep was referring to staying connected with our intrinsic goodness and richness of character. While it’s important to take care of what we put on our skin, it’s equally important to feed our minds with the right ingredients. Dr. Aparna Santhanam, Skin Expert on ITC Charmis says, “Skincare routine planning is often perceived to be a daunting task, which is why it’s important to have a fair assessment of one’s requirements. The first step towards getting a good skincare routine is to make an effort to understand the ingredients, decide your budget, and most importantly choose well-researched hero products. I recommend going for products that are all-rounders for e.g. a serum is a multi-purpose product that can easily eliminate the need for a hydrator or moisturizer, is more efficacious and budget-friendly. This apart, skincare is an inside-out job, so make sure to stay hydrated and positive, your inner radiance invariably reflects on your face”.View this post on Instagram
The Body Shop India partners with Sanya Malhotra & miracle foundation to #lightalittlelife this festive season
Activist beauty brand The Body Shop India celebrates this year’s festive season with a difference by launching the #LightALittleLife program to support children who have lost their families, caregivers, and livelihoods to the Covid19 pandemic. With the launch of this program, The Body Shop reiterates its deep commitment towards local communities while staying true to its purpose as a global change-making brand since 1976. Partnering with Miracle Foundation, this program aims to provide on-ground, robust, and sustainable support to children whose lives have been devastated by the second wave of the pandemic in India.
In its quest to fight for a fairer and more beautiful world, The Body Shop India is joined by actor Sanya Malhotra as Chief Brand Advocate bringing her change-making voice, stereotype smashing persona, and fan-favorite appeal to the brand’s mission. A rising actress, known for her vivacious personality and strong cinematic portrayals of inspiring young Indian women, Sanya Malhotra is a seamless fit for the brand’s distinctively feminist & activist purpose. A vocal champion for female empowerment, sustainable life choices, and animal welfare, Sanya stands for the brand’s core beliefs of gender equality and fighting for people and the planet. As Chief Brand Advocate, Sanya will also lead The Body Shop’s SWAD – Squad With A Difference, consisting of various influential young voices from diverse walks of public life. Including actors, singers, artists, influencers, activists, and beyond. Sanya and #TBSSWAD will together amplify the brand’s social justice causes and programs to young audiences across the country.
View this post on Instagram
Through the partnership with Miracle Foundation, #LightALittleLife is a comprehensive program that aims to support disadvantaged children impacted by Covid19. Primarily focused on children who have lost their families or family livelihoods, The Body Shop will provide vital education and healthcare support for these children. The program will provide school supplies, coaching, tutor support; internet connectivity for online learning; timely medical tests, prescriptions, supplements; access to quality healthcare inclusive of emergency healthcare. To this end, The Body Shop is raising funds through all its point of sales including its 200+ retail stores as well as an online store at www.thebodyshop.in allowing for voluntary customer donations of a minimum INR 20. Every customer donation will be matched by an equivalent amount from the Body Shop. The brand aims to raise awareness, match donations and raise a minimum of INR 2Mn over the next 3 months for the children of Miracle Foundation.
Ms. Shriti Malhotra, CEO, The Body Shop India says “As we head into what we hope will be a joyful festive season, we cannot forget that the pandemic has devastated some of the most vulnerable communities in our country this year. Being an activist brand means using our voice to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves and shining a light on communities in need. Through the Light A Little Life program, we are aiming to make real and lasting change for our children who have lost their caregivers in the pandemic. There can be no better time and cause than this as we welcome Sanya Malhotra to The Body Shop India as our Chief Brand Advocate. Self-made, independent, outspoken, intensely real, and highly relatable, Sanya’s cinematic choices are truly inspiring to young women in our country, and her commitment to empowering women and girls resonates with our feminist brand purpose perfectly. We have always believed in the power of collectivism and that a positive difference can be made when the right people come together. Sanya is a natural choice for us to lead our brand advocacy, amplify our unique activist voice and help us make that difference.”
Ms. Sanya Malhotra, Chief Brand Advocate, The Body Shop India says “Joining The Body Shop India family is an extraordinary milestone. Whether it’s ethical sourcing, going cruelty-free, veganism, championing inclusive beauty and sustainability, The Body Shop is a beauty brand of many firsts and I’m proud to have the opportunity of representing The Body Shop. Light A Little Life is a movement that is very close to my heart. We have all heard heart-wrenching stories of children losing their families to Covid without knowing how to help, but this program gives us the power to make a real difference in their lives and support them in various ways. I look forward to being a part of this campaign and partnering with The Body Shop as we work towards a better, kinder, more gender-equal, and sustainable world.”
Ms. Nivedita Dasgupta, Country Head (India), Miracle Foundation said “Children have been one of the worst sufferers & most underrepresented communities after the second wave of the pandemic. They have not just lost their family support but also rights to basic amenities like education & healthcare. We at Miracle Foundation India are grateful to join hands with The Body Shop and support the needs of these children. The project not only helps the children with mentors, books & stationery, online tutoring, timely medical tests, nutritional supplements but also helps raise awareness which goes a long way in ensuring stability and loving families for the children”
The Body Shop India partners with @sanyamalhotra07 & #miraclefoundation to #lightalittlelife this festive season. #TheBodyshop #helpinghand #female #empowerment #Festivals #AzharKhan #CWM pic.twitter.com/6QXLqPT60p
— Azhar Khan (@azhar3) October 5, 2021
View this post on Instagram
Expressing gratitude for offering her dreams, Tahira Kashyap Khurrana shares memories from school, winning prizes

Emerging as one of the most relatable and candid storytellers currently, Tahira Kashyap Khurrana is making an impact with her books as well as films. Offering a piece of her nostalgic experience, Tahira shared throwback pictures on her social media saying, “They weren’t just giving me prizes they were giving me dreams”. Inclined towards storytelling from a young age, Tahira Kashyap Khurrana has carved her name with her quirky, candid, honest and funny style of writing. From books like ’12 Commandments of Being A Woman’ to short films like ‘Pinni’ and ‘Quaranteen Crush’, Tahira has been winning hearts with her impressive work. Currently gearing up for the release of her fifth book ‘The 7 Sins of Being A Mother’ and the shoot of her debut feature film ‘Sharmajee Ki Beti’, Tahira has been creating excitement amongst audience for her upcoming work.View this post on Instagram
World Animal Day : Lakmé to Use PETA-Approved Logo to Tout Its Commitment Against Animal Testing
“Thanks to Lakmé’s compassion and conscientiousness, animals will be spared ugly tests for beauty products,” says PETA India Science Policy Advisor Dr. Ankita Pandey. “PETA India is delighted that Lakmé and other kind companies on the Global Beauty Without Bunnies list empower consumers to shop according to their values.” PETA India – whose motto reads, in part, that “animals are not ours to experiment on” – notes that more than 5,400 companies around the world have banned all animal tests in favor of effective, modern, non-animal methods, thereby sparing animals painful and deadly tests in which substances are applied to their eyes and shaved skin, sprayed in their faces, or forced down their throats. Because of the vast physiological differences between humans and the other animals used in these tests, the results are often misleading. In India, following efforts by PETA India, testing cosmetics or their ingredients on animals was banned in 2014, as was the importation of animal-tested cosmetics. In 2020, the government released the Cosmetics Rules 2020, which include provisions to strengthen the ban on the importation of animal-tested cosmetics. Nevertheless, to ensure they are not supporting animal testing, PETA India advises consumers to purchase only from companies listed as not testing on animals by PETA US’ Global Beauty Without Bunnies program.Lakmé to Use PETA-Approved Logo on packaging in India to Tout Its Commitment Against Animal Testing #WorldAnimalDay #WAD #Lakme #CWM #AzharKhan@PetaIndia
— Azhar Khan (@azhar3) October 4, 2021
@ILoveLakme
@citywomenmag
#Animal pic.twitter.com/BbzJ8CH3Im
Rashmi Agdekar’s makes us drool over her new bold pictures; Fans go gaga.
View this post on Instagram
Fans are going gaga over Rashmi’s bold appearance but this isn’t the first time we have seen the actress going all hot and bold. Unlike her Instagram Rashmi was seen doing some hot and steamy scenes for her web series “Dev-DD2” where she played the role of Chandini and “Rasbhari” where she was seen playing the role of Priyanka next to Swara Bhaskar.
On the work front, Rashmi Agdekar started her acting career in the web series “Dev DD” in 2017 and played the lead role in “I’m Mature” for the MX player which was critically acclaimed. She was seen in the web series “Rasbhari” alongside Swara Bhaskar on Amazon Prime. She also made her debut in Bollywood with the film “Andhadhun” alongside Ayushmann Khurrana. She is seen in her latest web series Intern 2. Rashmi Agdekar will be announcing soon about her new upcoming projects.
Shree Saini becomes first Indian to win Miss World America 2021
The first Indian-American to win the crown of Miss World America 2021, Shree Saini of Washington State, is among the most unique pageant winners to be crowned. An advocate for heart health, Saini has had a permanent pacemaker since she was 12 and overcame a major car accident that left her with burns all over her face. But she rarely if ever lets any of that hold her back or define her.
View this post on Instagram
Diana Hayden crowned Shree Saini at the event, which was held at Miss World America headquarters in Los Angeles. She is also the first Indian-origin contestant to represent America on a global stage.
Right after the crowning moment was over, Shree Saini said in her statement, “I am happy and quite nervous. I can’t express my feelings (in words). All the credit goes to my parents, especially my mother because of whose support I am here. Thank you Miss World America for this honor.”
The official Instagram handle of Miss World America shared the news with a caption that read as, “Shree, who is currently Miss World America Washington, also holds the prestigious position of ‘MWA National Beauty with a Purpose Ambassador’, a position she earned by working tirelessly to help those less fortunate and in need. Among her many accomplishments, her work has been recognized by UNICEF, Doctors without Borders, Susan G Komen, and many others.
We are certain Shree will continue to immaculately embody Beauty With A Purpose, and no doubt will be successful in raising awareness and attention to the Miss World America mission. Stay tuned and follow the Miss World America 2021 journey!”
Shree Saini has also been crowned Miss India Worldwide 2018 at a pageant held in the Fords City of New Jersey.
View this post on Instagram

















