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India Today
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Urvashi Rautela goes bold in gold at Cannes. Don't miss the bikini clutch
Actor Urvashi Rautela once again made headlines with her fashion sense at the Cannes Film Festival. After her striking and bold appearances before, Rautela stunned fans in a golden embellished gown. However, it was her clutch again that did the Rautela, who attended the screening of La Venue De L'avenir (Colours Of Time), wore a custom Elysian glow gown with dramatic cape sleeves by JoliPoli Couture. She completed the striking look with a gold bust-shaped bikini diamond clutch that instantly grabbed for her bold and unique fashion choices, Urvashi once again proved she knows how to steal the spotlight. After her viral parrot clutch moment, this quirky bikini shaped accessory has only added to her reputation for statement-making style. Rautela's flamboyant style received reactions from social media users who were taken aback by the clutch. One of the users wrote, 'Ek sec... What kind of bag is this ??? (sic),' while another wrote, 'Bag ka design thoda cezual hai (bag's design is slightly casual).' While a third user chimed in and wrote, 'That clutch is Khatarnak (sic).'Meanwhile, for her first day at Cannes, the actor wore a striking gown in bold shades of blue, red, and yellow. Adding an extra splash of vibrance was a colourful tiara. However, the real show-stealer was her crystal-embellished parrot-shaped clutch, reportedly worth Rs 4,68,064, according to Instagram fashion watchdog Diet the work front, Urvashi was last seen in the Telugu film 'Daaku Maharaj', alongside Nandamuri Reel
Mint
22-04-2025
- Business
- Mint
For Oberoi Realty, timely launches and leaner inventory key catalysts in FY26
Oberoi Realty Ltd's March quarter (Q4FY25) was dull. Pre-sales or bookings at ₹ 853 crore fell over 50% sequentially as well as year-on-year, according to provisional data. The reading is below some analysts' estimates. For instance, Antique Stock Broking was pencilling in Q4 pre-sales of ₹ 1,000 crore. The lack of new project launches played spoilsport for the Mumbai-focused real estate developer. Thus, it could sell 78 units in Q4 versus 554 units in Q3FY25 and 227 in Q4FY24. Recall that the launch of The Jardin project at Pokhran Road in Thane and the launch of a new tower in the Elysian project at Goregaon had buoyed Q3FY25 and Q4FY24 pre-sales, respectively. To be sure, FY25 ended on a decent note for Oberoi with pre-sales growth of about 32% year-on-year to ₹ 5,266 crore. This came from selling 1.3 million square feet across 928 units. In FY24, it had sold 705 units. Oberoi added many new projects during the year, including redevelopment projects across various micro-markets in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. This gave FY25 pre-sales a boost. Also Read | Oberoi Realty: Why investors have little room for optimism Oberoi steps into FY26 with the much-anticipated foray in the Gurugram market which is crucial for maintaining pre-sales momentum and diversifying its geographical mix. Projects at Adarsh Nagar, Worli, and Tardeo in Mumbai are expected to be launched in FY26. Apart from timely new project launches, inventory liquidation at existing projects is another crucial factor to determine outlook on pre-sales and realisations. 'Average realisations surged 58% year-on-year/114% sequentially to ₹ 62,117/sq ft in Q4FY25, indicating larger contribution from the Worli project, whereas the average ticket size was up 41% year-on-year/216% sequentially to ₹ 10.9 crore," said a Nuvama Research report dated 21 April. Oberoi managed to book only two units in the high-ticket marquee project Three Sixty West, located at Worli in Mumbai, in Q3FY25, much lower than the run rate of six units in the previous two quarters. Also Read: Realty's FY25 pre-sales goal hinges on H2 delivery Meanwhile, a comforting factor is that Oberoi's balance sheet is in good stead aided by fundraise and robust cash collections. These have helped ease the debt burden and provide Oberoi's ability to pursue new business development opportunities. Oberoi's shares have gained 19% in the past year, versus negative returns of the sectoral Nifty Realty index. But Nuvama cautions that the weakness in housing volumes has led to concerns about future sales growth, compelling the brokerage house to slash net asset value (a valuation metric for realty stocks) premium for the Oberoi stock to 35% from 60% earlier. Also Read: Realtors eye new addresses in tier-2 cities
Los Angeles Times
10-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Los Angeles Times
Thanks for hiking with us!
We were a small but mighty group for our third Los Angeles Times subscriber hike on Saturday. Eight attendees and several Times staffers gathered at the Elysian Park West Loop trailhead on a crisp but glorious morning. We did a few stretches to warm up and then set out to explore Los Angeles' very first park — yes, Elysian opened 10 years before Griffith Park in 1886. As we wound our way around the 2.4 mile loop, I shared some tidbits I'd recently learned about our environs. The name Elysian comes from Greek mythology — Elysian Fields is a place where souls go to rest. Fitting for a park nestled on the edge of downtown, providing respite for weary city dwellers. It's always a treat to meet new people on the trail, this time among Elysian's fragrant cedar, eucalyptus and pine trees. But since this crew was smaller than past events, we really got to connect — nearly everyone chatted with one another at some point. One subscriber regaled us with stories from his career as an aviation photographer; another had a lot to say about his work on Skid Row; yet another subscriber, a fan of our recent desk exercise series, encouraged everyone to do the mobility exercises during their workday, as they'd helped her. It felt like a true community outing. And it was the perfect way to start the weekend. Our mascot, Outdoors reporter Jaclyn Cosgrove's dog Maggie May, led the way as we took in views of Atwater, Glendale and the downtown L.A. skyline. As we returned to the Grace E. Simons Lodge parking lot, a smattering of childrens' birthday parties were just getting underway in the park. 'Thanks, this was great,' one subscriber yelled, waving goodbye from across the parking lot. 'I learned something and I even got a phone number!' Then he headed down the hill to his car, a pep in his step. Stay tuned for details about our next subscriber hike, which will take place in late spring. Meantime: check out our hiking guide for 70 of the best hikes in the L.A. area. And The Wild newsletter will keep you updated on outdoors news and adventures. Until next time, enjoy it out there!
