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Josip Sutalo of Dinamo Zagreb celebrates scoring with team-mates in the 2018 Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup men's final

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - MAY 10: Josip Sutalo of Dinamo Zagreb celebrates scoring to make it 1-0 during the Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 Final between BSC Young Boys and Dinamo Zagreb at Sportanlage Buchler on May 10, 2018 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)




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2018 Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup women's tournament award winners

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - MAY 10: Valencia ladies captain Maria Ortiz Heras poses with the Fair Play award, Ilona Guede Redondo of Young Boys Ladies poses with the Player of the Tournament Award and Enith Salon Marcuello of Valencia Ladies poses with the Golden Glove award after the Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 final match between Valencia Ladies and Young Boys Ladies at Sportanlage Buchler on May 10, 2018 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)




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Winning captains Lola Corminboeuf (BSC Young Boys) and Tom Alen Tolic (Dinamo Zagreb) pose with the Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup trophy

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - MAY 10: Winning captains Lola Corminboeuf of Young Boys Ladies and Tom Alen Tolic of Dinamo Zagreb pose with the trophy after the Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 match between at Sportanlage Buchler on May 10, 2018 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)




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Dinamo Zagreb celebrate after winning the 80th Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup men's title 

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - MAY 10: Dinamo Zagreb celebrate after winning the Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 Final between BSC Young Boys and Dinamo Zagreb at Sportanlage Buchler on May 10, 2018 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)




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Antonio Marin of Dinamo Zagreb shakes hands with Marco van Basten, FIFA Chief Officer for Technical Development, at the Blue Stars/FIFA Youth Cup 2018

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - MAY 10: Antonio Marin of Dinamo Zagreb speaks with Marco van Basten, FIFA Chief Officer for Technical Development after the Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 Final between BSC Young Boys and Dinamo Zagreb at Sportanlage Buchler on May 10, 2018 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)




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Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 - Day 2

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - MAY 10: Maria Ferrer Ble of Valencia is consoled by Alana Burkhart of Young Boys during the Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 Women's final match between Valencia Ladies and Young Boys Ladies at Sportanlage Buchler on May 10, 2018 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)




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Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 - Day 2

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - MAY 10: Dinamo Zagreb celebrate after winning the Blue Stars FIFA Youth Cup 2018 Final between BSC Young Boys and Dinamo Zagreb at Sportanlage Buchler on May 10, 2018 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)




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Football thriving in the country of eternal blue sky




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Arjun Kapoor shares inspirational video to beat corona lockdown blues

Actor Arjun Kapoor is trying to keep the netizens motivated amidst testing times. The actor on Wednesday shared an inspiring video with a positive message amid the lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.

The 34-year-old actor took to Instagram and shared a video that featured little kid Audrey Nethery trying to learn Cuban dance 'Cha- Cha- Cha'. In the adorable video, Nethery is seen dancing innocently while she steps ahead and counts, "1-2-Cha- Cha- Cha."

The 'Panipat' star shared the video as with a message that read, "I came across this adorable video of #AudreyNethery and I was awe-struck! Audrey was 2 months old when doctors diagnosed her with Diamond Blackfan Anaemia, a rare blood disease that means Audrey doesn't make enough red blood cells."

"As a result, she's on steroids and sometimes has to get blood transfusions, but her positivity and view of life just struck me, and made me think that if this girl can be so positive in her life, then why can't we all at least try to be positive through this unfortunate lockdown," he added.

The post on the photo-sharing platform garnered more than 2 lakh views, and the celebrity followers including Katrina Kaif, Malaika Arora, Yami Gautam and Sophie Choudry left appreciating comments on the post.

Arjun has been educating people over the deadly virus through his social media handles.

Recently, he went on a virtual date with 5 lucky winners over the weekend to raise funds for daily wage earners of India who are currently earning no income. He raised enough funds to feed the families of 300 daily wage earners for a month amid the lockdown.

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Experts explain how to deal with post-partum blues for new mothers


Kylie Jenner on vacation with her daughter Stormi. pic courtesy/ instagram.com/kylie jenner

Last month, social media star Kylie Jenner was severely mom-shamed by keyboard warriors for heading to a music festival without her infant daughter, Stormi. While Internet trolls are no experts, what exactly does it take to form a bond with your baby?

“Fundamental human nature includes adapting to changes. For a woman to transition into motherhood is common, nevertheless, it’s not a cakewalk. Many women experience post-partum blues for about two weeks after delivery. Should it extend beyond this period, it could be a sign of a post-partum disorder. Therefore, we need to build a society that accepts and understands the plethora of emotions that a new mother experiences,” says Maithili Thanawala Kanabar, counselling psychologist.


Dr. Bindu KS

Here’s our primer on how to face up to it, and move on.

1. Return to working out
“The body needs six weeks to heal — whether it’s a natural birth, caesarean or an episiotomy [which involves a vaginal cut]. The body’s physiology gets back to normal in six weeks, the uterus comes back to shape and body fluids return to normalcy. Whether a housewife or a working woman, it is advisable that she resumes her fitness regime in six weeks,” says Dr Ranjana Dhanu, consultant, gynaecology and obstetrics, Hinduja Healthcare Surgical. But if you have been regular with your fitness routine before and during your pregnancy, you can even go back to working out within a week if you have had a normal delivery. “Start with light exercises such as stretches and walks,” says Dr Bindhu KS, consultant, gynaecology, Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai. The body, especially the spine, kidneys, heart and lungs and not just the reproductive organs, undergo changes, says Dr Bindhu.

2. Get back to the office
Kanabar explains that there is no “mother manual” that defines the best time for a new mother to dive into a competitive workspace. “Try being around the baby for the first few months. Talk to your baby about beginning work and scaffold it for him/her. If your baby is used to co-sleeping, breastfeeding, and you are finding it difficult to wean him/her off, they may take some time to get used to your absence,” says Kanabar. Unfortunately, not many companies in India have a full-time crèche facility. “Indian companies must make it mandatory to have a full-time crèche at the workplace. This will increase the overall efficiency of working women, especially when it comes to the corporate workplace,”
believes Dr Dhanu.


Dr Ranjana Dhanu

“Almost all companies have a six-month maternity leave policy. The key is to strike a balance between motherhood and work,” says Dr Bindhu. If it gets overwhelming, Kanabar suggests reaching out to your support system. However, she warns that it is imperative for mothers to remember to not board the overcompensating train, which might drive one to overdo things and become more lenient.

3. Take a break
“Any wound takes six weeks to heal and it heals well in this period for any kind of birth. Hardcore physical or adventure activities are absolutely safe after six weeks. All the medical textbooks say that the body needs to resume some kind of exercise or physical activity post six weeks of delivery. If you can afford it, take a nanny along,” suggests Dr Dhanu.

4. Slip into a chic mode
Be it exercising or getting your glam on, pursuing something that makes you look and feel good is a good way to boost your morale. “Me-time is viewed as a selfish concept while in reality, it is a safe space that every human needs to visit to rejuvenate,” says Kanabar. It is the quality of time spent with the baby that matters.
Dr Bindhu adds that people also spend only two to three hours with their child but that does not mean there is no bonding.


Maithili Thanawala Kanabar

Mother, baby and attachment

Some studies suggest that the first three months are the most crucial. Infants develop representations of attachments based on the bond with the primary caregiver. Pioneering British psychiatrist John Bowlby suggested that this attachment acts as a prototype for their future relationships and psychological health.

An infant communicates in rudimental ways and attending to those needs reinforces the infant’s sense of security. It is essential that the mother is attentive and spends quality time with the infant, but there is no need to spend every breathing moment with them. Comforting, breastfeeding on time (or feeding the baby yourself), and communicating with the baby leads to a secure attachment.

Usually, securely attached babies cry when the mother leaves and allow the mother to comfort them when she returns. Every baby responds differently. Remain receptive to the baby’s needs and spend quality time without distractions.

Watch for signs like how the baby responds when you return after a brief absence. Most would allow you to comfort them and look at you when they are inching towards exploring something new. And lastly, mum knows best. So look out for every sign.

Mandira Bedi with her son Veer, who is six today. pic courtesy/jitu savlani

I was fit when I was pregnant. After birth, I had to wait for 40 days before I could exercise again. On the 41st day, I stepped out for my first walk. It was pouring at the time but I had decided that come rain or storm, I will go for it. Later, I started jogging, moved to gymming and lifting weights. I had gained 22kg and was able to return to my pre-pregnancy weight in six months. I had serious post-partum depression that lasted for those 40 days. My depression disappeared after I started exercising. I had a baby pretty late in my life [at 39]. I didn’t fall in love with him at first sight. I wondered, ‘This is the end of my freedom. Will I get work after this?’. It was overwhelming. It’s important to be aware that what’s going on with you is normal and okay. But in that period of 40 days I eventually fell in love with him. Giving birth to him is the best thing I have done. But motherhood is not the only thing that defines me. I am hands-on, but I think you can be a better mother if you are not thinking about it 24/7. That little time for you is crucial. The rule in our house is either parent has to be there at home, always. Working out has less to do for me physically than what it does for me mentally.

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Happy Birthday Radhika Madan: Three reasons why the Angrezi Medium actress is B-town's next blue eyed girl

While competition in Bollywood has always been cutthroat, there have been a few exceptions, who with their A-game have managed to rule the roost in the entertainment world. And ever since actress Radhika Madan stepped on board in Bollywood there has truly been no looking back for her. In fact, in very little time the actress has garnered immense popularity, thanks to her amazing performances. Now while Radhika continues her victory march, we bring you 3 reasons why she is Bollywood’s next blue-eyed girl.

1) She made it without a godfather in the industry

Radhika is amongst those few who ventured into the movies on their own terms. Yes, the Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota actress stepped into the industry with a guiding force or a godfather and yet has managed to do so well for herself. And while she also fought her detractors all alone, her earnest approach and efforts are what brought her all the name and fame.

2) She has played 3 unique roles

Very few get opportunities like Radhika did, right from her debut the actress has only landed in roles which made her standout. While all her roles in Pataakha, Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota and Angrezi Medium have been quite different, they have also been quite complex, but Radhika has pulled them off quite effortless. With all her roles she has truly proven that she is a versatile actress we all need to watch out for.

3) She has been a director’s favourite

With amazing performances to her credit, the Angrezi Medium actress has been making her way to every director’s wishlist. While so far she has been working with the best of filmmakers, namely, Vasan Bala, Vishal Bhardwaj and Homi Adajania, we are sure that Radhika is going to be working with a lot more movie mavericks in the future.

While Radhika is rising to greater heights with every film, the actress is going to charm us next with her performance in Shiddat.

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Megha Gupta's elevated leg pose will surely take away all your lockdown blues

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Infinite Football — documentary unveils a blueprint for a football revolution

Corneliu Porumboiu’s film introduces us to a man with big ideas for the beautiful game




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Verizon buys video conferencing company BlueJeans 

US telecoms group tries on virtual meeting service for size as demand soars during lockdowns 




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Rhythm and bruises: Peter Aspden on Boy Blue

The FT’s arts writer enjoys the troupe’s dance extravaganza at the Barbican – and explains why the fusion of hip-hop and martial arts might just conquer the world  


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Loeb looks to back out of $2.6bn Global Blue deal

Hedge fund billionaire cites Silver Lake-backed company’s reliance on international travel




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Michelle Dockery is resplendent in a powder blue tux as she promotes her new Downton Abbey movie

The 37-year-old actress stepped out in style on Wednesday, when she visited the New York City studios of ABC's daytime talk show The View.




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House Rules: High Stakes viewers slam Lenore and Bradley's terracotta and baby blue pool room

On Tuesday's episode of House Rules: High Stakes, mother and son duo Lenore McDermid and Bradley McLennan were tasked with invigorating an indoor pool. 




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Miley Cyrus sings cover of Roadhouse Blues with The Doors' Robby Krieger

The pop star made an appearance at the Sunset Marquis Hotel to celebrate the iconic band at the event. Closing out the two-hour celebration, surprise guest Miley, 27, sang Roadhouse Blues.




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Serena Williams strips down to a blue swimsuit for a pool day following New York Fashion Week show

Serena Williams stripped down to her swimsuit on Saturday to enjoy a relaxing pool day following a busy few weeks at the US Open and NYFW.




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Iggy Azalea rocks bright blue hair at WNBA party in Las Vegas

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Taylor Schilling and Natasha Lyonne wear contrasting blue outfits to promote OITNB season seven

Schilling and Lyonne were joined by co-stars Danielle Brooks, Uzo Aduba, Jessica Pimental, Selenis Leyva, Dascha Polanco and Adrienne C. Moore for the special screening.




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Ruby Rose shows off her pink and blue buzz cut in Los Angeles

Ruby Rose showed off her unique sense of style as she debuted her blue and pink split-colour buzz cut in Los Angeles on Saturday.




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Kim Kardashian tries on her blue latex Mugler Met Gala party dress on KUWTK

The reality star, 38, poured her curves into the latex dress and FaceTimed Kourtney but was 'embarrassed' when she joked Kim looked like 'Nicki Minaj on Halloween' on Sunday's KUWTK.




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Kids' Choice Awards 2016 sees Heidi Klum grab attention in shiny blue dress

The supermodel attracted the spotlight in  a skintight blue and white number by Versace that showcased her slender curves.




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Pregnant Millie Mackintosh gushes about being in 'full bloom' in a blue floral gown

Sharing the snap via her Instagram on Tuesday, the former Made In Chelsea star, 30, gushed about being in 'full bloom.'




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Amber Heard is stylish in skintight black top and ripped blue jeans as she runs errands in LA

She wore the denims rolled up at the bottom to just above the top of her black and white ankle boots.




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Johnny Depp cuts a suave figure in electric blue suit at the Venice Film Festival

Johnny Depp looked every inch the A-lister as he arrived at the Venice Film Festival ahead of the premiere of Waiting For The Barbarians on Friday.




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Bundesliga bosses outline their blueprint for football's return on May 9

A document from the German football federation has mapped out how the game can return safely, how players will train and play matches as well as what happens if someone contracts Covid-19.




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New Zealand centre Sonny Bill Williams admits this could be final year with Auckland Blues

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Beaming Duchess of Cambridge stuns in £1,210 custom blue dress at Wimbledon

Tennis fan Kate, 37, donned a stunning baby blue custom made gown as she attended Wimbledon's final day with husband Prince William, 37. The royal beamed as she watched the match.




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Josh Navidi backed to leave England blue at Twickenham in Six Nations

Josh Navidi once turned All Blacks heads and has now been backed to leave England blue too at Twickenham. He had hamstring trouble but is now fit to start on Saturday.




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Binky Felstead banishes the winter blues with a rejuvenating Vitamin C facial

Binky has been experiencing the winter blues since returning from Mexico. She has treated herself to a Vitamin C facial to perk her and her skin up.




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Radamel Falcao signs for Chelsea on loan from Monaco with Blues having permanent deal option on Manchester United flop

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Top Gun: Maverick star Monica Barbaro oozes cool in blue pantsuit

Actress Monica Barbaro was the picture of elegance as she stepped out solo in New York City.




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Birmingham City 2-2 Coventry (4-1 pens): Blues seal spot-kicks win to book fifth-round place

JANINE SELF AT ST ANDREWS: Lee Camp saved spot kicks from Jamie Allen and Liam Walsh and Birmingham were finally home sweet home.




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Bluebirds of Barrow flying back to Football League after almost 50 years in non-league wilderness

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Chelsea 2-0 Liverpool PLAYER RATINGS: Blues' Billy Gilmour star of the show

SAMI MOKBEL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Chelsea reached the FA Cup quarter-finals following a 2-0 victory over Liverpool. Sportsmail rates the performances of both teams.




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Chelsea 2-0 Liverpool: Blues surge into FA Cup quarter finals

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Ruby Rose looks chic in a metallic blue co-ord as she carries a $4500 leather Fendi handbag

She is currently promoting her new CW series, Batwoman, following emergency spinal surgery. 




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Bored in lockdown? Ruby Rose debuts bizarre new pink and blue haircut after shaving her head

Ruby Rose has undergone a drastic makeover while self-isolating at her Los Angeles home. 




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Ruby Rose shows off her pink and blue buzz cut in Los Angeles

Ruby Rose showed off her unique sense of style as she debuted her blue and pink split-colour buzz cut in Los Angeles on Saturday.




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Footage shows firefighters taking shelter in a shed while flame surround them in the Blue Mountains

The Gospers Mountain mega blaze is continuing to tear through Bilpin, northwest of Sydney, with firefighters expected to work tirelessly through the night as conditions are not forecast to ease.




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Terrifying pictures capture Blue Mountains mega-blaze as firefighters risk their lives to save homes

Photographs show the carnage on Saturday night as intense weather conditions propelled a mega-blaze covering 460,000 hectares from Gospers Mountain through to the Blue Mountains.




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Rebel Wilson cuts a chic figure in navy and blue dress as she steps out for dinner in West Hollywood

The Australian actress, 39, cut a very chic figure in a form-fitting navy and black dress as she stepped out following dinner at Craig's restaurant in West Hollywood, California on Wednesday.




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Rebel Wilson showcases her slimmed-down frame in an electric blue gown at the Cats photocall

The Australian actress, 39, looked sensational in an electric blue wrap dress as she joined a glamorous Jennifer Hudson, 38, at the Cats photocall at The Corinthia Hotel in London on Friday.




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Frankie Essex looks sensational in a plunging blue patterned swimsuit during Lanzarote getaway

The former TOWIE star, 32, displayed her toned curves in a plunging blue and white floral patterned swimsuit with lace-up detailing.




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Alexandra Cane sets pulses racing as she showcases her incredible figure in blue bikini

The Love Island star, 28, donned a blue bikini with straps across her abdomen and a knot tied around her waist as she showed off her modelling prowess.




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Portsmouth 3-0 Birmingham: Blues' kids are handed tough lesson by Pompey in the Carabao Cup

Jude Bellingham became Birmingham's youngest ever player when he was handed his debut against Portsmouth on Tuesday night. The teenager beat the record set by Trevor Francis in 1970.