Rahul Arunoday Banerjee Death News: Rahul Arunoday Banerjee passes away after drowning during shoot in Digha | Bengali Movie News

Tollywood was left in shock on Sunday after the sudden death of Rahul Arunoday Banerjee. The 43-year-old actor reportedly drowned at Talsari sea beach near Digha while shooting for his ongoing television serial. As per reports, Rahul had stepped into the water during the shoot when the incident occurred. Unit members and technicians rushed to…

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Harvard’s housing day spirit extends beyond campus, raises $276,000 for student life

Harvard Housing Day fundraiser raises $276K, Adams House leads by wide margin. (harvard.edu) In a first-of-its-kind initiative blending tradition with philanthropy, Harvard College’s iconic Housing Day celebrations this year saw alumni step in from across the globe — contributing nearly $276,000 in just 24 hours. The fundraising challenge, which ran parallel to the annual student…

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3 silent killers in a relationship, according to a psychologist |

Dr. Julie Smith, a clinical psychologist, highlights the insidious nature of behaviors that can stealthily sabotage relationships. Criticizing your partner’s character, emotionally shutting down through stonewalling, and displaying contempt lay the groundwork for deeper rifts. It’s essential to spot these early signs to enact meaningful transformations, ensuring relationships thrive instead of deteriorating. Most people assume…

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Bimal Oberoi reveals multiple auditions for Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar; praises Ranveer Singh: ‘He wasn’t only Hamza, but also 1st AD’ | Hindi Movie News

Actor-producer Bimal Oberoi, who plays the pivotal role of Shirani in Dhurandhar, recently opened up about landing the part and the transformation he underwent for it. The film is helmed by Aditya Dhar. Bimal also had high praise for co-star Ranveer Singh, who plays Hamza in the film. According to him, Ranveer’s involvement went far…

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Middle East war, oil prices to steer markets in holiday-shortened week; rupee and FII flows in focus

Developments in the month-long war in Middle East, movements in crude oil prices and broader global cues are expected to remain the biggest triggers for Indian stock markets in the holiday-shortened week ahead.Analysts cited by news agency PTI said that investors will also closely track the rupee’s movement against the US dollar and the trading…

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