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Vishal is entering a new phase of his career with ‘Magudam,’ taking on the responsibility of both acting and direction. The film has already created interest with its trailer, multiple characters, and large-scale action sequences. At the trailer launch event, Vishal spoke about his expectations for the film and also shared his admiration for Vijay, a moment that quickly caught the attention of fans and cinema followers.Vishal calls Vijay his favourite actor at ‘Magudam’ trailer launchSpeaking at the ‘Magudam’ trailer launch, Vishal recalled watching Vijay’s films in theatres and said he now wants audiences to experience the same excitement with…

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Australia’s dynamic left-handed batter Travis Head (Agencies Image) Fresh off winning the Allan Border Medal for the second straight year, Australia batter Travis Head has reflected on his evolving role as a Test opener, admitting he does not see himself as a “true opening batter” despite enjoying remarkable success at the top of the order. Head’s comments come ahead of a demanding 12 months for Australia, who are set to play 20 Tests across Bangladesh, South Africa, India and England, with a potential World Test Championship final also on the horizon.Head’s promotion changed Australia’s plansHead’s move to the top of…

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Federal officials said on Thursday that they will not release cool water this year from Colorado River’s major reservoirs. This water would have protected a threatened native fish downstream, but put more strain on already struggling hydropower production. In an email obtained by The Associated Press, the Bureau of Reclamation told various groups that water from Glen Canyon Dam in northern Arizona would not be released “due to significant hydropower generation concerns under already strained system conditions.”As the Colorado River and its once-massive reservoirs shrink from overuse and climate change, officials have faced a decision that pits the conservation of…

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Food has always been more than just nourishment. Across cultures, certain dishes are believed to bring prosperity, happiness, health or good fortune, making them an essential part of festivals, weddings and New Year celebrations. Some are eaten because their shape resembles coins, others because their names sound like words associated with wealth or success. Whether rooted in folklore, religion or centuries-old customs, these culinary traditions continue to thrive, reminding us that every meal can carry a story. Here are 11 foods from around the world that are widely regarded as symbols of luck and good fortune. Source link

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Delhi private universities Bill The Delhi government has cleared a draft Bill that could change how private higher education institutions operate in the national capital, with 25% of seats in every course proposed to be reserved for students from Delhi.The Delhi Private Universities Bill, approved by the Cabinet on Friday, seeks to create a legal framework for establishing and operating private universities in Delhi for the first time.For students, one of the biggest provisions is the proposed reservation. Sources said admissions against the 25% seats will be made according to the existing quota policy of the Delhi government. The provision…

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Brad Pitt reveals his weirdest summer. (Image credits: Instagram) Brad Pitt has taken over social media after revealing the weirdest summer of his life, when he lived in a bachelor pad. Recalling the point he hit rock bottom, the 62-year-old star mentioned that he survived 40 chameleons in his bachelor pad with glass windows filled with terrariums. The unhealthy time involved four Coca-Colas on ice a day without any food, as well as a fair share of substance abuse, and watching the OJ trial on the news.Here’s a closer look at Brad Pitt’s weirdest summer of his life.Brad Pitt reveals…

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Campbell Thompson celebrates after taking the wicket of Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto. (Pic credit: Jack Riddiford/X) Bangladesh head coach Phil Simmons was left deeply disappointed after his batting unit suffered a stunning collapse against the Cricket Australia XI, with the visitors bowled out for just 54 in their second innings in Darwin on Saturday.A remarkable spell from 22-year-old left-arm seamer Campbell Thompson, who returned figures of 8 for 25, ripped through Bangladesh’s batting line-up as the visitors lost the three-day practice match by an innings and 38 runs.Bangladesh had made 263 in their first innings, before the CA XI…

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A giant, tornado-like flame may offer a cleaner and faster way to respond to oil spills at sea. In a large-scale experiment, researchersfrom Texas A&M University and the University of California, Berkeley created a nearly 17-foot-tall fire whirl over crude oil floating on water. The spinning flame burned the oil about 40% faster than a conventional oil-spill fire, reduced soot emissions by 40% and consumed up to 95% of the fuel.The unusual experiment was designed to address a difficult problem that emergency crews face after an offshore oil spill: whether to let the oil spread or ignite it in place.…

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When people think about intimacy, they often picture candlelit dinners, romantic holidays, or heartfelt declarations of love. But emotional intimacy usually grows in much quieter ways.It’s built in everyday moments that don’t look particularly special from the outside. A conversation after a long day, a shared laugh over something silly, or simply feeling understood without having to explain yourself can strengthen a relationship more than expensive gifts ever could.The strongest couples aren’t necessarily the ones making the biggest romantic gestures. They’re often the ones who have mastered the small habits that make each other feel safe, seen, and accepted.Here are…

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SAMS Odisha PG round 1 seat allotment result 2026 out The Student Academic Management System (SAMS), Odisha, has released the round 1 seat allotment result for postgraduate (PG) admissions 2026. Candidates who applied for centralised PG admissions can now check their allotment status on the official SAMS Odisha PG website at pg.samsodisha.gov.in.Candidates will need their Common PG Entrance Test (CPET) 2026 application number and login details to check the result. The allotment result will show the college, course and category assigned to the candidate for admission.Candidates who have been allotted a seat in round 1 must complete the required admission…

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