Bunnie Xo says she can never get married after split with Jelly Roll: ‘Betrayal trauma literally rewires your brain’ |

Bunnie Xo recently revealed that she can never get married again. Talking about the infidelity she faced in her relationship with Jelly Roll and how it has rewired her brain to never trust anyone ever again. (Image credit (Bunnie Xo Instagram) Bunnie Xo is not looking to get back into a relationship anytime soon after…

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Centre forms DGHS-led panel to review NEET-PG admissions as Supreme Court seeks report

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that a 12-member committee led by the Director General of Health Services will review the NEET-PG admission process and recommend reforms. Hearing petitions against the reduced qualifying percentile, the court has granted the panel eight weeks to submit its report before taking up the issue for detailed consideration….

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People born on these dates are believed to have words that come true, accordng to numerology

In classical numerology, the birth numbers two, seven, and eight are linked to enhanced intuition and keen observational skills. Number two embodies emotional sensitivity, encouraging empathetic interactions, while number seven promotes deep introspection and thoughtful consideration. Number eight, associated with Saturn and the concept of karma, highlights the importance of structured analysis in various circumstances….

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Kriti Sanon opens up about reuniting with Mahesh Babu years after ‘1: Nenokkadine’ says she would love to work with him again: ‘I was really a baby back then’ | Hindi Movie News

Kriti Sanon says she would love to reunite with debut co-star Mahesh Babu: ‘I was really a baby back then’ Kriti Sanon, who has cemented her place as one of Indian cinema’s leading stars with a string of successful films, has revealed that she would love to reunite on screen with her debut co-star, Mahesh…

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As British schools enter India, are we importing excellence or reviving old inequalities?

Wellington and other historic UK schools expand in India, sparking debate over education inequality NEW DELHI: The names carry centuries of history. Harrow, Wellington, Queen Elizabeth, Shrewsbury — some of Britain’s most recognisable school brands are now finding new homes in India. But as these institutions enter one of the world’s fastest-growing education markets, they…

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