What horror films do to our brains

What horror films do to our brains

The year is 1838. A young German real estate agent, Thomas Hutter, is tasked with traveling to far-off Transylvania to meet the mysterious Count Orlok regarding a house for sale. While journeying through the Carpathian Mountains, he is warned multiple times about Orlok, but he remains undeterred. Upon reaching the castle, the count — pale,…

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‘Let’s catch up in person’: What former UK royal Andrew told Jeffrey Epstein; emails from April 2010 made public

‘Let’s catch up in person’: What former UK royal Andrew told Jeffrey Epstein; emails from April 2010 made public

Newly unsealed court documents reveal that Andrew Mountbatten Windsor — the brother of British monarch King Charles III and formerly the Duke of York — remained in contact with Jeffrey Epstein months after the convicted sex offender’s July 2009 release from prison, even expressing a wish to “catch up in person.” According to The Guardian,…

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Blunder! South African President wears football jersey while wishing cricket team – watch | Cricket News

Blunder! South African President wears football jersey while wishing cricket team – watch | Cricket News

South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa wore a football jersey in his video message encouraging the Women’s side ahead of the final (Images via X/Screengrab & AP) South African President Cyril Ramaphosa drew widespread attention on Saturday after appearing in a video message wearing a national football team jersey while addressing the women’s cricket team ahead…

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Shubman Gill plays a stunning flick, Sara Tendulkar’s reaction says it all – See pics | Cricket News

Shubman Gill plays a stunning flick, Sara Tendulkar’s reaction says it all – See pics | Cricket News

Sara Tendulkar and Shubman Gill (Image credit: Agencies) NEW DELHI: India’s T20I vice-captain Shubman Gill looked in fine touch during the third T20I against Australia at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart on Sunday, but his promising start was cut short by Australian pacer Nathan Ellis.Gill looked composed early on, timing the ball well and rotating…

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FY26 fiscal targets: Meeting estimates might be difficult; UBI report flags weak tax growth

FY26 fiscal targets: Meeting estimates might be difficult; UBI report flags weak tax growth

India’s goal of meeting its full-year financial targets for FY26 may prove difficult, with a new report from Union Bank of India flagging slower-than-expected growth in corporate and income tax collections. The bank’s report points out that the Centre’s fiscal strategy for FY26 relies heavily on strong tax revenues, even as capital expenditure continues at…

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When Shah Rukh Khan almost played an eunuch in Kalpana Lajmi’s ‘Damriyaan’

When Shah Rukh Khan almost played an eunuch in Kalpana Lajmi’s ‘Damriyaan’

Shah Rukh Khan nearly portrayed a eunuch in Kalpana Lajmi’s ‘Damriyaan’ after being captivated by the script. He personally contacted Lajmi, and discussions were progressing well. However, a scheduling conflict arose when SRK requested a September start due to his busy commitments, leading him to eventually withdraw from the project, which was later made with…

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“My honest experience after weeks across 8 cities”; foreigner woman rates Indian cities

“My honest experience after weeks across 8 cities”; foreigner woman rates Indian cities

For most foreign travellers, India is an overwhelming country. It just challenges your sense of reality, especially for those coming from small and less populated countries. This is the story of one foreign traveller (discoverwithemma_), who spent weeks travelling across eight cities. She not only shared her experiences on social media but also rated these…

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Will German schools train students for war and disasters?

Will German schools train students for war and disasters?

Representative image (AI) Crises, disasters, war: These topics have long been covered in German schools, at least on an abstract, academic level. But how practically prepared are students for real-life crisis situations? Do they know what to do in case of an attack or emergency situation?German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt of the conservative Christian Social…

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Updated: Nov 02, 2025, 14:12 IST

Updated: Nov 02, 2025, 14:12 IST

India’s Harshit Rana (James Ross/AAP Image via AP) Team India made three changes to their Playing XI for the third T20 International against Australia at the Bellerive Oval on Sunday, with head coach Gautam Gambhir continuing to tweak combinations ahead of next year’s T20 World Cup.India won the toss and opted to bowl first, with…

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Rishabh Pant’s 90, Anshul Kamboj’s calm finish power India A to epic 3-wicket win over South Africa A | Cricket News

Rishabh Pant’s 90, Anshul Kamboj’s calm finish power India A to epic 3-wicket win over South Africa A | Cricket News

Anshul Kamboj and Manav Suthar helped India A beat South Africa A by three wickets. (Screengrab) Rishabh Pant-led India A pulled off a thrilling 3-wicket win over South Africa A on the final day of the first unofficial Test at the Centre of Excellence Ground, courtesy an unbeaten 62-run stand between Anshul Kamboj and Manav…

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India’s fuel demand: Festive season fuels petrol sales; diesel sees marginal drop in October

India’s fuel demand: Festive season fuels petrol sales; diesel sees marginal drop in October

India recorded divergent fuel demand patterns in October, with petrol sales touching their strongest level in five months while diesel usage showed no festive lift, according to preliminary industry data, cited by PTI.The beginning of the festival travel period pushed petrol consumption to 3.65 million tonnes during the month. This is a 7% increase from…

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2025 layoffs aren’t your regular cost-saving job cuts: Why reskilling alone can’t be your saviour

2025 layoffs aren’t your regular cost-saving job cuts: Why reskilling alone can’t be your saviour

2025 Layoffs Show Why AI Workflow Skills Trump Simple Reskilling. (Getty Images) The world’s biggest employers are back to cutting costs—and the deepest cuts came in September–October 2025. In tech alone, the global tracker Layoffs.fyi shows 112,732 people laid off across 218 companies in 2025. The names behind those cuts are the same companies students…

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