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Today’s Friday the 13th: Why is it considered unlucky ?
Friday the 13th is deemed unlucky in many Western cultures due to historical events and myths. The fear stems from occurrences like the Last Supper, Norse legends involving Loki, and the Knights Templar’s arrest. This superstition has been reinforced by media and popular culture over time.
Read MoreHyderabad police up security after standoff between BRS-Congress MLAs
In Hyderabad, police have increased security following a standoff between BRS MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy and Serilingampally MLA Arekapudi Gandhi. Telangana DGP Jitender held a meeting with city commissioners, emphasizing strict action against anyone disturbing peace and law and order in the Tri-commissionerates of Hyderabad, Cyberabad, and Rachakonda.
Read MoreDU NCWEB Admission 2024 Special cut-off list out: Check direct link to download here
The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) released the special cut-off list for BA and BCom admissions. Candidates can access the list on the official DU website, du.ac.in, with online admissions starting on September 13. The press release details the cut-off percentages required for different centers, and the list is available for download directly from...
Read More‘Thalapathy 69’: H Vinoth ropes in Pradeep Raghav to edit Vijay’s next
South actor Vijay declared ‘Thalapathy 69’ as his last acting project before pursuing a political career. Directed by H Vinoth and edited by Pradeep Ragav, it features Simran, Mohanlal, and Mamitha Baiju with music by Anirudh Ravichander. Vijay’s latest release ‘GOAT’ is performing well at the box office.
Read MoreLiquor policy CBI case: Supreme Court grants bail to Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal
The Supreme Court has granted bail to Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal in a CBI case involving the scrapped excise policy. Arrested on June 26, Kejriwal contested his arrest and denial of bail through two petitions. The SC directed his release on a Rs 10 lakh bond after considering arguments from both parties.
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