Vikram Bhatt looks visibly devastated as he arrives at mother’s funeral, greets paparazzi with folded hands – VIDEO

Vikram Bhatt is mourning the loss of his mother, Varsha Bhatt, who passed away at 85 due to a prolonged illness and multiple organ failure. The cremation took place on Saturday at the Versova crematorium. Known for his horror films, Bhatt recently discussed his autoimmune condition and depression, drawing inspiration from other celebrities who have…

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WH withdraws EJ Antoni nomination: Heritage economist pulled from BLS leadership; Trump to announce new nominee soon

The White House withdrew EJ Antoni’s controversial nomination to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Antoni, a conservative economist, faced widespread criticism for his lack of government experience, past economic misreadings, and presence at January 6. This decision comes as the BLS prepares for a potential government shutdown and seeks a nominee committed to data…

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Knee pain in young adults: How sedentary lifestyles and desk jobs are taking a toll in urban India

Young adults in India are increasingly experiencing knee pain, not due to age or injury, but from sedentary lifestyles and poor posture. Prolonged sitting, lack of movement, and sudden intense activity strain the knees. Vitamin D deficiency and improper footwear also contribute, highlighting the need for early intervention through simple habits and physiotherapy to maintain…

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‘Something Is Killing the Children’ gets greenlit for a cinematic and OTT adaptation

The popular horror comic ‘Something Is Killing the Children’ is officially getting a movie and a series adaptation. A major production house has acquired the rights to the James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera creation, promising to bring Erica Slaughter’s monster-hunting adventures to the screen. This follows previous development efforts that were eventually dropped.

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Melting Arctic ice unlocks a secret that could rewrite Earth’s climate equation

Melting Arctic ice is revealing a hidden ecosystem where bacteria convert nitrogen gas into nutrients, fueling algae growth. This process, previously thought impossible under thick ice, is now seen as vital for the Arctic food web and potentially for absorbing atmospheric carbon. Scientists are exploring whether this discovery offers a climate benefit or introduces new…

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‘Perfume you can eat’: Zohran Mamdani’s ‘Rajnigandha’ moment just before NYC mayoral win goes viral — Watch video

New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s victory was amplified by a viral video of him casually consuming Rajnigandha, a popular Indian mouth freshener. The light-hearted clip, shared widely, resonated with Indian users who flooded social media with memes and celebratory comments, highlighting a cultural connection amidst his historic win.

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