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  • 5 things in your home that could be bringing you bad luck

    From dead plants to broken clocks, certain household items may be harbouring negative energies and inviting misfortune. Here are all the superstitions and ancient beliefs surrounding these objects and learn how to ward off bad luck for a more positive living environment.

  • ‘Vampire’ found in 17th century grave with sickle across neck

    Archaeologists have dug up the skeletal remains of a ‘female vampire’ from a 17th century Polish graveyard.

  • Maharashtra: Man tries to give daughter as human sacrifice for hidden treasure; nine held

    The police have arrested the victim’s father, a tantrik and seven others over the incident that took place in Babulgaon tehsil on Monday, an official said.

  • Storyboard | Apple iPhone 13? How superstitions play out with consumers and brands

    The 2021 iteration of Apple's phone has a moniker that is considered unlucky in many cultures—iPhone ‘13'. For marketers, there is no rational answer to the problem of irrational beliefs

  • Frogs 'married' to please rain gods 'divorced' after floods in MP

    ‘Mandooka Kalyanotsava’ or frog marriages are a common practice in India to usher the rain Gods and save people from droughts.

  • Do superstitious minds help or hinder athletes?

    When Michael Phelps gets ready to race, he walks to the block, takes off his headphones, swings his arms three times, steps on to the block and he is off. His routine never changes.

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