Vicky Jain’s mother Ranjana Jain recently alleged that her daughter-in-law, Ankita Lokhande, is using SSR’s name to gain sympathy. Look at what Ranjana said.

Bigg Boss Season 17 Latest Updates: Every day, the viewers of Bigg Boss witness tension drama, emotional conflicts, controversies and what not. Now, a new hot topic of discussion emerged on the reality show when Vicky Jain’s mother accused Ankita Lokhande of the actress using her ex-boyfriend Sushant Singh Rajput’s name just to gain sympathy. This is not the first time the actress has faced such allegations. Earlier too, people have alleged that Ankita used SSR’s name for her motive and to gain sympathy among the public and even members of the house.

It is no hidden fact that Vicky and Ankita’s relationship has seen several ups and downs ever since they entered the Bigg Boss house. Now, with Ankita’s mother-in-law’s statement, Jain and Lokhande’s relationship seems to be taking a major hit once again. Recently, Ankita’s mother-in-law appeared in Saas Bahu Aur Saajish when she accused the actress of using Sushant’s name to gain sympathy for herself. Vicky’s mother says, ‘Ankita has named Sushant. It seems that she is trying to gain sympathy for herself. Sushant is gone anyway.”

Vicky’s mother added that despite Ankita being a good daughter-in-law, her frequent fights with Vicky have raised several eyebrows and she is now worried about their relationship, “She is a good daughter-in-law but for now I can’t see her goodness . I spent the rest of the days trying to explain to them that they are an example of goodness,” said Vicky’s mother.

“Ankita is just asking for time, please give it to her. She says Vicky gives time to everyone but not her. I asked Vicky to give her more time,” she added.

When Vicky’s mother Ranjana Jain was asked if she feels insecure when Vicky speaks to other contestants in the Bigg Boss 17 house, she responded and said, ‘This shouldn’t happen. Even you (Ankita) talk to others. Right? He has given you freedom; you should do that too. Ankita should understand Vicky’s nature. He can’t live without friends.”

Ranjana Jain also said that due to repeated fights between the couple, their image has suffered some dents both inside and outside the Bigg Boss house. “It feels like they do it consciously (laughs). They say this is their way of showing love for each other,” she told the entertainment show.

Meanwhile, Vicky Jain’s mother will grace the upcoming episode of Bigg Boss 17. Ranjana Jain will also be accompanied by Ankita Lokhande’s mother.

Brit berates anyone choosing to move to Australia after several friends move: ‘You’re ruining your life’

• Fred Asquith, from London, has had several friends move to Australia
• The Briton is ‘fed up’ of losing his friends and criticized their decision

By Shania Obrien for Daily Mail Australia

published: 21:13 EDT, Jul 5, 2023 | Updated: 21:31 EDT, Jul 5, 2023

As the former editor of Vanity Fair magazine, Graydon Carter, has delighted the world for years with his take on the ringside of celebrities.

Last week, in a damning verdict on Harry and Meghan, he said, “I think they’ve made every wrong move you can possibly make,” stating, “If you’re out there too much, the public has a chance to get sick of it.” you.’

Here, Queen Camilla’s biographer, Christopher Wilson, lays out 20 things the couple did that prove him right…

WHAT’S IN A NAME?

The couple named their daughter Lilibet, the nickname of the late queen since childhood.

They said it was a tribute and they discussed it with the girl’s great-grandmother.

However, the choice was criticized for going against the “emotional exclusivity” of the name.

Prince Philip’s friend Gyles Brandreth said members of the royal family found the choice “baffling” and “presumptuous”.

NOT to brag…

Harry says the happiest days of his life were in the army.

But when he claimed in his memoirs to have killed 25 Taliban in Afghanistan, war veterans condemned the confession, saying it endangered the lives of those who had served with him.

Iraq war hero Colonel Tim Collins brushed off his words with, “We don’t put notches on rifle butts.”

SPARE CHANGE

Princess Diana bitterly regretted going public with her version of her marriage breakup through Andrew Morton’s highly damaging book Diana: Her True Story.

Harry’s memoir, Spare caused almost the same level of pain – but while Diana retaliated without taking a dime, Harry got a £16.5 million advance.

FLOW OF REVELATION

Harry signed a multimillion-dollar contract with Netflix in 2020 to make documentaries, films, scripted shows and children’s programs.

The couple created a controversial six-episode series about their lives for the streaming service, but their infamous interview with Oprah Winfrey was made by her company and broadcast by CBS.

THE GAME OF GUILT

So often it’s someone else’s fault on Planet Harry.

The Prince of Bearing Grudges blames big brother William for many ailments in his life, including one time he wrestled him to the ground and even for his own decision to wear a Nazi uniform to a costume party.

Harry hinted that it was William’s suggestion that he wear a Swastika bracelet – though in the end it was his choice anyway.

FROG NO MORE

After being given Frogmore Cottage during their falling out with William and Kate, they lived at the Windsor estate for just six months before moving abroad and having to pay back £2.4 million in taxpayers’ money spent on the renovation.

THE FAST AND THE CURIOSITY

Was it really wise to hail a yellow New York cab after attending last month’s Women of Vision Awards?

It sparked a high-speed car chase — compared to Princess Diana’s last trip — and made headlines just weeks before Harry testified to the press over privacy.

VIS-A-VIS HIS VISA

Army Rule No. 1 is: don’t shoot yourself in the foot. But after admitting to using illegal drugs in Spare, Harry is now embroiled in a US lawsuit that could lead to his immigration papers being released.

Visa application forms ask about past drug use, which can be grounds for rejection, though not always.

BULLY FOR YOU

As Harry took his press infringement campaign to London’s High Court last week, the voices of courtiers who claimed to have been bullied while serving the Sussexes were silenced.

An internal inquiry into Meghan’s behavior and why decent people felt the need to leave royal service has been buried.

ARE YOU IN OR OUT?

Has Harry decided if he’s still Royal or not?

The dutiful presence at his father’s coronation suggested he’s still hedging his bets.

Significantly, there was no protest when he was addressed in court as ‘His Royal Highness’ last week.

MISPLEASED RAGE

Harry continues to blame the press for his mother’s death, and has piled it on thick.

As the French courts decided, Diana got into a car driven by a drunk man and was killed because she was not wearing a seat belt.

SOAP OPRAH

After he abdicated, King Edward VIII also made money by selling his life story.

But once his story was told, there was nothing left to sell.

Now Harry risks making the same discovery that exposing his soul will only tarnish his image.

PLAYING THE RACING CARD

In the Oprah interview, the couple claimed they had experienced racism within the royal family, something that was denied by senior royals.

Harry seemed to have forgotten the unbridled joy that greeted his engagement to a mixed-race woman before the couple bunked.

JET SET, GO

Last year, Harry told the United Nations that climate change was “devastating our planet.” But he had flown to New York on a private jet, a much-loved—but not at all green—mode of transportation.

IN POD WE TRUST…

The couple signed a Spotify deal in 2020 for three years of podcasts. A dozen or so episodes aired last fall, but nothing since. Spotify’s boss said he felt “carried away” by spending money on talent.

LABOR PAIN

The birth of their son Archie, in May 2019, was an important historical moment. But the couple were accused of deliberately misleading the public by saying that Meghan was “going into labor” when she was already home with her new baby.

RELATIVELY ISOLATED

As Graydon Carter says, “Harry and Meghan did something they’ll regret later… their kids have no family.”

They have never seen their maternal grandfather, Thomas Markle, while their broken relationship with William means there is little contact with their cousins, George, Charlotte and Louis (and the rest).

LOOSE TONGUES

Also consider excavator driver Sasha Walpole, who suddenly became one of the world’s most talked-about women after Harry bragged that he lost his virginity to an elderly woman in a cow field behind a pub at the age of 16.

The mother-of-two might have preferred to keep the details of their rendezvous private.

BAD WHISPER

In his memoirs, Harry calls Queen Camilla an “wicked stepmother.”

A cheap shot – because as anyone who knows her will attest, the only bad thing about Camilla is her sense of humour.

PP-HIT A PENGUIN

Harry’s deal with Penguin, worth more than £22 million, will require him to produce at least one more book, and do it soon.

What is there left to say after he has destroyed his family? A lifestyle handbook on how to chill out in California?

Joe Biden has been slammed by Jeff Bezos and China for begging gas companies to lower their prices to help the inflation-stricken American.

The president tweeted on Saturday: “My message to the companies that run gas stations and set prices at the pump is simple: This is a time of war and global danger. Lower the price you ask at the pump to reflect the cost you pay for the product. And do it now.’

The tweet came during the July 4 holiday weekend, where Americans pay an average of $4,822 for gasoline.

It was criticized by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and even by a Chinese government official who accused the president of undermining the very capitalist principles on which the US economy is based.

Bezos said, “Ouch. Inflation is far too important an issue for the White House to continue making statements like this. It is either outright deception or a profound misunderstanding of fundamental market dynamics.”

Biden apparently found support from Chinese state media reporter Chen Weihua.

The communist mouthpiece sent out a sarcastic tweet highlighting how Biden sought to undermine the principles of supply and demand that dictate prices in a free market economy like that of the United States.

Weihua tweeted: “Now the US president finally realizes that capitalism is about exploitation. He didn’t believe this before.’

The reporter tweeted something similar to Biden in 2021 when he responded to the president’s tweet that read, “Let me be clear: capitalism without competition is not capitalism. It’s exploitation.’

Weihua then wrote: “Capitalism is about exploitation. Period of time.’

Another of those who responded was Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who tweeted, “My message to the man who controls your teleprompter. It is your fault. Counter dozens of executive orders, regulations, and agency actions targeting US energy, and gas prices will fall… FAST. #Bidenflation.’

The president made a similar plea for oil giants in a June 22 speech, which read in part: “These are not normal times. Lower the price you ask at the pump to reflect the cost you pay for the product.”

Biden is begging companies to cut prices shortly after his administration failed to sell even his own party on a 90-day gas tax break.

According to a NBC report, if the tax break passes, the average American would save just 12 cents per gallon.

As the price of gas for US consumers continues to rise, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier this week that the Biden administration “intends to block new offshore oil drilling in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.”

Since March 2022, the president has been trying to blame Russian President Vladimir Putin for inflation, calling inflation “Putin’s price rise.”

A Democratic Party strategist said: Politics in June that the slogan didn’t catch on with voters who said, “It doesn’t meet the voters where they are.” It’s much more important to feel their pain than to explain it.’ The article quoted other strategists who said the phrase sounded more like “shifting blame than solving a problem.”

Last money, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell broke with the Biden administration by admitting that inflation was already high before Russia invaded Ukraine in February.

Although the plan allows oil companies to lease drilling areas in the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska’s Cook Inlet until 2028.

In 2020, while Biden was running for president, his campaign vowed to halt new oil and gas drilling on federal land and water.

In a one-on-one debate with fellow Democrat Bernie Sanders, Biden said, “No more drilling on federal lands, no more drilling, including at sea — no way for the oil industry to continue drilling — period out.’

During a performance Saturday in New Orleans for the Essence Festival of Culture, Vice President Kamala Harris said WDSU that lowering the price of gas is ‘probably’ the top priority of the Biden administration.

Harris said, “The president and our administration probably have the highest priority in reducing the price of gas and the cost of living.”

Meanwhile, at a NATO summit in Madrid earlier this week, Biden said Americans will have to put up with high gas prices “for as long as it takes” because of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

In response to those comments, New York Republican Congressman Andrew Garbarino took aim at the president who attempted to blame the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the price of gas on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria.”

Garbarino also said, “In November 2020 gas prices were around 43 – a barrel of oil cost $43 a barrel. And now, a month before Putin invaded Ukraine, it was $87. So it had already doubled in one year of his presidency.’

The congressman then called Biden’s apology “a joke.”

On July 1, Brian Deese, Biden’s economic adviser, said Americans must remain “steadfast” in paying record high gas prices because the “future of the liberal world order” is more important.

“What do you say to those families who say, ‘Listen, we can’t afford to pay $4.85 a gallon for months if not years?’ the director of the National Economic Council was asked on CNN Thursday.

“What you heard from the president today was a clear statement of the stakes. This is about the future of the liberal world order and we must stand our ground,” he replied.

Deese added, “At the same time, I would like to say to those family and Americans across the country that you have a president and a government that will do everything in their power to curb those price increases and bring those prices down.”