A bull worth eight crore Indian rupees (worth more than 25 crore Pakistani rupees) robbed the fair at the three-day All India Farmers Fair held at IIMT University in the Indian city of Meerut.

The bull named 'Vadhyak' captured the attention of farmers and animal husbandry enthusiasts from all over the country at the fair.

The owner of this black bull is Padma Shri awardee Narendra Singh, who hails from Haryana. He said that Vidhyak is like his name. Strong in size and impressive and unique in appearance. It is a bull of the Mara breed.

Farmers from Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh participated in the fair, bringing their best animals with them. But Vidhayak captured all the attention.

An 82-year-old woman in China ate live frogs to treat back pain and later developed such medical complications that she had to be urgently hospitalized.

According to media reports, the woman's name has only been given as Zheng, and the incident occurred in Hangzhou province.

The woman was told that eating live frogs was an ancient remedy that could be useful for back pain, especially for seals. The woman ate three live frogs the first day and five more the next day.

Initially, the woman felt mild stomach pain, but after a few days the pain became severe, she had difficulty walking, and eventually had to be taken to the hospital.

Medical examination revealed that his digestive system was damaged and a parasitic infection was found within it.

However, the woman was treated for 2 weeks, after which she was able to return home after a brief recovery.

The oldest and possibly most haunted hotel in the American city of Las Vegas is going to hold a strange competition.

Las Vegas' El Cortez Hotel & Casino is offering adventurers the chance to spend a weekend (Saturday and Sunday) at the hotel to catch the ghosts that lurk there.

Campaigners will submit an application to participate in the competition, after which only one person will be selected.

The long-running legendary El Cortez is located on Fremont Street, also known as 'Old Vegas'.

This hotel, which opened in 1941, has seen hooliganism, murder, and even supernatural occurrences.

Every visitor to the 84-year history has heard or seen strange things like footsteps and shadows.

 

 

 

 

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He added that the sad reality of those studying abroad is that they have to balance work and studies while missing their family at home.

He told the podcast host that when he was a student here (in Canada), struggle, sacrifice, and low-income jobs were his daily life.

"No one tells you how lonely and exhausting it is to balance work and studies while missing your family back home," he said.

Dev Mitra said that Indian students face many difficulties while working and studying in Canada. Moreover, Indians in the country also face an unsafe environment and racial discrimination in Canada.