Bigg Boss 19: Mridul Tiwari mocks Farrhana Bhatt, saying, “Tumhari saal ki income se zyada paisa mujhe yahan baithne ka mila hai”

Bigg Boss 19 house is witnessing intense emotional turmoil as Mridul Tiwari breaks down under captaincy pressure. Heated arguments erupt between Mridul and Farrhana Bhatt, escalating into personal attacks and accusations. Mridul expresses frustration over unappreciated efforts in household chores, leading to a tense confrontation with other housemates.

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OPT in crisis: Why Indian students in the US could be the hardest hit by F-1 visa shake-up

The OPT program, a crucial pathway for international students seeking U.S. work experience, faces potential elimination and new taxes, creating uncertainty. Indian students, the largest group of STEM graduates, could be significantly impacted, potentially leading to decreased enrollment and a shift of talent to countries with more stable post-study work options. Universities and employers also…

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How music can calm your pets and farm animals

Animals find solace in structured sound, with music proven to reduce stress and agitation across species. From dogs enjoying soft rock to cows responding to low-frequency melodies, tailored auditory enrichment promotes calm, rest, and natural behaviours. Understanding individual species’ needs is key to unlocking music’s powerful welfare benefits in diverse settings.

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‘Warped mentality’: BJP fumes over AI video of PM Modi, his mother; Congress asks, ‘what disrespect?’

The BJP has strongly criticized Congress for an AI-generated video that allegedly mocks Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his late mother, Heeraben. BJP leaders accuse Congress of deliberately insulting PM Modi’s mother, while Congress defends the video, stating it contains no disrespect. The controversy arises amidst ongoing political tensions, with both parties exchanging accusations and…

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Venomous or poisonous? Know how snakes, frogs, and plants use toxins in strikingly different ways

Nature’s deadliest creatures employ distinct defense mechanisms. Venomous animals inject toxins through bites or stings, like cobras and jellyfish. Poisonous organisms release toxins that harm when touched or eaten, such as poison dart frogs and certain plants. Understanding this crucial difference helps identify dangers and respond appropriately to nature’s potent chemistry.

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