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Tata Motors earlier this week named its upcoming mini SUV – Tata Punch and announced that it will be launched in this festive season. The new mini SUV is based on the H2X concept which the automaker had showcased at the Auto Expo 2020.

As we start the new year with renewed excitement, vigor and hopes, it is also time to look back at the week gone by. Like every week, B-town celebrities were spotted out and about the city, serving fashion goals and how. While some impressed us with their attire, others failed to do. Here’s a quick roundup of the best (and the worst) looks of the last week of 2022.

Bird enthusiasts visiting the wetlands have been flying drones dangerously close to the birds in order to observe the pink flamingos up close. According to a complaint filed with the Chief Minister, some drones are flown just one or two feet above the flamingos. In light of the recent Ghatkopar bird strike incident, activists are urging visitors to exercise extra caution.

As of now, the Central Board of Direct Taxation (CBDT) has not indicated or made any announcement of an extension of the last date for filing ITR. Thus, it is most likely that the deadline to file an ITR for FY2023, or assessment year (AY) 2023-24, will end on July 31.

“The world has slipped into utter chaos and we are seeing developments that could turn into major tension and war. We need a strong leader to help India in times like this. This is the message we aim to deliver,” he told The Indian Express.

This time, Zendaya was seen in a blue leather corset teamed with matching baggy pants. The look was pulled together with hair styled in a neat hairdo and accessorised with black Christian Louboutin pumps.

Actor Fahadh Faasil said that Malayalam cinema has earned enough goodwill recently to basically get away with the wildest experiments in the next five years. But, he said, the one theme that he himself wouldn’t touch again is religion. Recently seen in the film Aavesham, Fahadh was speaking about his film Trance, a highly stylised film that attempted to expose the industry of religion in the state of Kerala. In an interview with Galatta Plus, the actor said that the film didn’t connect with the masses because audiences in Kerala don’t want to see the ‘harsh reality’ about themselves.