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Updated On: 22 April, 2026 09:18 AM IST | Mumbai | Sonali Velinker Kamat
But at a glitzy ceremony last week, the real drama unfolded far from the spotlight — and it had nothing to do with the script

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A taste for style
Natasa Stankovic serves up a ‘square’ meal of sartorial excellence outside a gourmet essentials store on Tuesday. Whether she’s picking up organic greens or just showing off her own, Hardik Pandya’s exquisite ex proves that with the right crochet-and-denim combo, every grocery run is a runway
Spicy snack, spicier comeback
In the middle of a high-octane campaign trail in West Bengal last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a brief detour that proved some of his best lines aren’t found in a teleprompter. Stopping at a roadside stall in Jhargram, he ordered a serving of jhalmuri — the iconic Bengali street snack of spicy puffed rice. As the vendor began mixing the ingredients, he paused to ask a standard culinary question: “Aap pyaaz khaate hain?” Without missing a beat, Modi delivered a classic, deadpan zinger: “Haan, pyaaz khaate hain. Dimag nahi khaate bass.”

