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Buckle Up in Style: Top Women's Belts from Myntra You Can't Miss
Buckle Up in Style: Top Women's Belts from Myntra You Can't Miss

India.com

time3 days ago

  • Lifestyle
  • India.com

Buckle Up in Style: Top Women's Belts from Myntra You Can't Miss

The right belt can change your look in a snap. Be it a chill day or a big event, Myntra has cool belts for women. These look good and do their job well. With a neat feel, shine, and soft fits, these belts are not just for looks, they show who you are. Here are the top picks on Myntra now. No deal needed, just good style that lasts. 20Dresses: Women's Tan Belt Image Source: Order Now Bring a bit of earthy sophistication to your look with the 20Dresses Women Tan Belt. Made in a timeless neutral color, this belt is ideal for pulling dresses together or complementing high-waisted jeans. With its streamlined shape and high-shine finish, it's a piece that seamlessly integrates into your wardrobe, providing both fashion and support. Key Features: Classic Neutral Tone – Suits a majority of styles. Smooth Finish – Provides a clean, shiny appearance. Adjustable Fit – Fits comfortably on different waist sizes. Durable Material – Built to last with regular use. Limited decorative detailing may not appeal to those seeking bold fashion elements. You Bella: Women's Black Casual Embellished Stretchable Belt Image Source: Order Now For women who like some shine, the You Bella Black Belt is just right. Its shiny bits and soft stretch make you look good and feel easy. Wear it with your everyday or dressy clothes. This belt helps you stand out and feel sure. Key Features: Shiny Bits – Makes simple clothes look nice. Stretchable Fit – Offers comfort and flexibility. Easy to Wear – Hassle-free hook closure. Versatile Styling – Matches western and fusion wear. Embellishments may loosen over time with heavy use. DressBerry: Women's Textured Wide Belt Image Source: Order Now Bold and beautiful, the DressBerry Textured Wide Belt is for women who like to make a style statement. Its wide structure and textured design help define the waist and elevate any outfit, from dresses to oversized shirts. This belt is all about commanding attention while keeping things chic and structured. Key Features: Textured Finish – Adds an edgy yet sophisticated look. Wide Design – Accentuates the waistline effortlessly. Bold Statement Piece – Elevates simple outfits. Secure Buckle Closure – Keeps it firmly in place. A wide structure may feel bulky on petite frames. Kastner: Women's White Belt Image Source: Order Now The Kastner Women White Belt is a nice and fresh piece that gives any look a clean feel. You can use it for everyday or for nice times out. It brings style and is easy to wear. Key Features: Bright White: Goes well with many clothes. Strong Stuff: Made to last and hold up well. Can Change Size: Fits and feels good. Nice Clasp: Makes it look good. White can get spots or look dirty fast. Belts are more than accessories; they define your style, shape your outfit, and make fashion personal. From the neutral charm of 20Dresses' tan belt to the sparkle of You Bella's embellished version, Myntra offers something for every taste. DressBerry's wide belt is perfect for bold fashionistas, while Kastner: Women White Belt suits classic lovers. Whether you want comfort, glam, or elegance, there's a belt here for you. Update your wardrobe with these Myntra must-haves today because great style starts at the waist Disclaimer: At IDPL, we help you stay up-to-date with the latest trends and products. It should not be construed as an endorsement to buy. IDPL may make a very small commission from its sale if one chooses to buy the product from any of the links in this article.

Will Planning Become an Election Battleground in Wales?
Will Planning Become an Election Battleground in Wales?

Business News Wales

time3 days ago

  • Politics
  • Business News Wales

Will Planning Become an Election Battleground in Wales?

It's been nearly a year since Labour took over at Number 10 and in that time, it has made sweeping changes to the planning system. In its effort to 'Get Britain Building Again' the changes seek to enhance housing delivery and to amend long established Green Belt policy to allow housing development in appropriate circumstances. However, the changes to the planning system in England will not impact Wales as planning is devolved to Welsh Government. Unlike England, Wales has had no mandatory housing targets since the removal of TAN1 in March 2020 which required local authorities to produce joint housing land availability studies, and changes in national policy (Planning Policy Wales) which removed the need to have a five-year housing land supply. This was replaced by monitoring housing delivery based on trajectories set in Local Development Plans (LDPs), which – based on the Welsh housing delivery figures – has not been successful in meeting the challenge of providing sufficient new homes since 2020. Although there are now Labour Governments in both Wales and England, this does not mean there is an increased likelihood Wales will be influenced by English policy. It seems likely the current system in Wales will be in place for the foreseeable future. For the current housing delivery approach in Wales to work effectively it requires up-to-date LDPs that take forward the new standards in relation to housing requirements introduced in 2020, deliverable allocations and the formulation of robust housing trajectories. Of the 22 LPAs in Wales only four have an up-to-date plan which accounts for the changes for monitoring housing delivery (Bridgend, Flintshire, Merthyr Tydfil and Wrexham). Wrexham is a special case, with an ongoing legal battle between the council and Welsh Government which has now reached the Supreme Court, placing uncertainty on whether the recently adopted plan will be withdrawn. Without up-to-date LDPs or an alternative national policy approach there is little incentive in Wales to ensure that LPAs are delivering the required amount of housing. This has led to annual completions being below targets, with 2023/24 completions equating to 5,161 dwellings. This is set against Future Wales: National Plan need of 7,400 dwellings per annum over the first five years of the plan – which has not been met in any year since its adoption. Although the initial implementation of Welsh Labour's housing delivery policy through the planning system did not deliver the intended result due to slow delivery of new LDPs, 18 councils are reviewing their plans, with adoption for most of these planned by 2026/27. Once adopted this may lead to the increased housing delivery Welsh Labour hoped for, primarily managed through allocations. Or it will demonstrate that without a national exception policy to allow speculative development to meet the ever-growing housing need, housing growth in Wales will continue to be stymied. Currently, the UK Government is taking steps to address the housing shortfall within England. However, it appears in Wales that the Welsh Government has yet to address the housing shortfall with the current policy approach. Without a step change in Welsh Government thinking it is unlikely the situation in Wales will change. With Welsh Government elections looming in May 2026, housing delivery may become a similar key policy issue for political parties, mirroring the political battlegrounds of the Westminster elections. For all involved, the stakes remain high and the housing crisis in Wales rumbles on. Whether Welsh Labour or another political party can deliver housing at scale via the planning system remains to be determined. However, we will see if the elections crystalise the issue.

Zain eager to implement Amir's directives to turn Kuwait into regional hub for digital economy
Zain eager to implement Amir's directives to turn Kuwait into regional hub for digital economy

Kuwait News Agency

time14-05-2025

  • Business
  • Kuwait News Agency

Zain eager to implement Amir's directives to turn Kuwait into regional hub for digital economy

KUWAIT, May 14 (KUNA) -- Zain Vice Chairman and Group CEO Bader Nasser Al-Kharafi affirmed his company's commitment to put in place His Highness the Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah's directives to turn Kuwait into a regional hub for digital economy. "We are committed to implementing the directives of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah to advance Kuwait's transformation into a regional hub for the digital economy and create an attractive environment for investment led by the private sector," Al-Kharafi said during his reception of an official delegation from Hong Kong and China. "This visit aligns with that wise vision, as Kuwait and Hong Kong enjoy longstanding friendly relations." Al-Kharafi welcomed the delegation, adding: "The two regions collaborate across various investment, trade, and economic fields at both governmental and private sector levels. This visit presents an opportunity to expand those horizons." "Hong Kong has long been recognized as one of the world's most important international financial centers. Thanks to its strategic location, advanced infrastructure, and favorable business environment, it stands as an ideal business hub. Moreover, it is a leader in innovation and among the top global centers for asset and cross-border wealth management." Al-Kharafi unveiled that their discussions with the delegation explored ways to expand digital transformation initiatives, enhance telecom infrastructure, drive business growth, and explore opportunities for collaboration in 5G networks, the Internet of Things, and potential strategic partnerships. "We also explored cutting-edge applications in ICT, digital innovation, and emerging technologies, and their impact on supporting digital economies. Hong Kong is one of the world's most service-oriented economies and is deeply involved in R&D, particularly in AI," he stated. The Hong Kong and China's delegation was headed by Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China John Lee Ka-chiu and included the Deputy Financial Secretary, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, the Commissioner for the Belt and Road Initiative, and the Director-General of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Dubai. It also included prominent business leaders, including the Chairman of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, CEO of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, Chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, Chairwoman of the Belt and Road General Chamber of Commerce (Hong Kong), Vice Chairperson of Bank of Communications (Hong Kong), Managing Partner and Head of Capital Markets at Gaw Capital, and senior executives from Bank of China (Hong Kong) and various leading technology, financial, and consulting firms. The high-level delegation's visit to Kuwait included meetings with His Highness the Amir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, His Highness the Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, the Acting Prime Minister Sheikh Fahad Yousef Al-Sabah, and other senior government officials. Also in attendance today's meeting were Sheikh Dr. Basel Al-Sabah, Advisor in the Diwan of His Highness the Prime Minister; Dr. Peter Lam, Chairman of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council; Nawaf Al-Gharabally, CEO of Zain Kuwait; and senior officials from both sides. (end)

IL State Senator pushing ban of ‘bait-and-switch' gym membership sales tactic
IL State Senator pushing ban of ‘bait-and-switch' gym membership sales tactic

Yahoo

time14-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

IL State Senator pushing ban of ‘bait-and-switch' gym membership sales tactic

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) — An Illinois State Senator is pushing a proposal to stop gyms from altering benefits of a 'promised lifetime membership.' State Senator Christopher Belt said in a news conference he's highlighting legislation that would prevent gyms and fitness centers from cancelling or changing benefits of their promised lifetime memberships, otherwise known as a 'bait-and-switch' tactic. Illinois Supreme Court hears arguments over Sean Grayson's pretrial status 'This bill is about fairness, trust, and making sure that when a business offers a lifetime membership, it actually means lifetime membership — not one year, not until they decide to change the deal, but for the life of the customer,' Belt (D-Swansea) said. 'We're setting a fair and clear standard that responsible businesses are already following and that gym-goers deserve.' Senate Bill 314 requires physical fitness centers that offer these lifetime memberships to be upfront about any provisions in the contract that would allow them to decrease benefits or increase prices. Additionally, these terms have to be clearly disclosed, meaning no fine print or 'legal gymnastics.' This bill also includes commonsense exceptions — meaning if the customer agrees in writing to new terms, or if the gym is sold to an unaffiliated company, those are legitimate reasons to revisit the contract. Over 13% of Central Illinoisans are food insecure: EIF, Feeding America 'The days of bait-and-switch tactics of selling someone on a lifetime deal and then changing the rules a year later need to end,' Belt said. 'I urge my colleagues in the House to pass Senate Bill 314 and give our residents the protection they've asked for.' The bill passed the Senate and is currently awaiting consideration before the Illinois House. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Transport Minister Wraps Up Italy Visit with Emphasis on Investment Opportunities
Transport Minister Wraps Up Italy Visit with Emphasis on Investment Opportunities

Leaders

time07-05-2025

  • Business
  • Leaders

Transport Minister Wraps Up Italy Visit with Emphasis on Investment Opportunities

Saudi Arabia's Minister of Transport and Logistic Services, Saleh Al-Jasser, has concluded an official visit to Italy, accompanied by a delegation representing the Kingdom's transport and logistics sectors. The visit was aimed at strengthening economic ties and expanding investment cooperation between the two nations. Al-Jasser led the Saudi delegation during a Saudi-Italian roundtable that brought together key figures from both government and private sectors. Discussions centered on advancing partnerships and exploring investment prospects aligned with Saudi Arabia's National Transport and Logistics Strategy. Throughout the visit, the minister held meetings with public and private sector leaders to foster collaboration in the fields of transport and logistics and to deepen bilateral economic relations. He also toured Italian companies and government institutions specializing in luxury rail systems and smart road technologies, where he examined cutting-edge innovations and discussed potential areas of collaboration. The trip aimed to create new avenues for economic growth and development while encouraging Italian private-sector firms to seize emerging opportunities through increased foreign direct investment in Saudi Arabia. Related Topics : Saudi Crown Prince, Italy's PM Exchange Views on Multiple Issues Saudi Arabia, Italy Seal $3 Billion Deal to Boost Economic Ties Italy Withdraws from China's Belt, Road Initiative Saudi Arabia participates for the second time, at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition in Italy Short link : Post Views: 58 Related Stories

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