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Music composer Palaash Muchhal visited Premanand ji Maharaj’s ashram in Vrindavan a week after his wedding with cricketer Smriti Mandhana was postponed. An inside video of him quietly listening as the spiritual leader explained love and knowledge has gone viral. This comes amid social media discussion, amid speculation and curiosity about the couple’s delayed wedding.

NHL trade rumors continue to swirl around Vancouver Canucks defenseman Quinn Hughes. As the team’s difficult season fuels outside interest. Insiders have identified the Detroit Red Wings and New Jersey Devils as potential suitors. Along with roster assets, family connections, and long-term planning, all contribute to growing speculation across the NHL landscape.

A groundbreaking study reveals that hydrogen sulfide, the gas behind flatulence, might hold a key to protecting the aging brain. Researchers found that restoring natural levels of this pungent compound in mice significantly improved memory and motor functions, potentially slowing Alzheimer’s progression by preventing toxic protein buildup in nerve cells. This unexpected discovery opens new…

A viral video showing Montreal Canadiens players being filmed. That too, without consent in public, has triggered widespread discussion across the NHL. The incident has raised fresh concerns over athlete privacy away from the rink. Along with many questioning where fan enthusiasm ends. And personal boundaries begin in today’s always-online NHL environment.

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A casual call from a friend quickly turned into an impulsive escape to Ladakh, setting the stage for a journey filled with breathtaking beauty and brutal cold. After acclimatising in Leh and soaking in gentle local sights, the real adventure began on the road to Pangong Lake. One glimpse of its shimmering blue waters felt…

Australia’s internet regulator says social media ban for teens will trigger global pushback against Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and others