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Cyclone 'Tej' to cross Yemen on Tuesday; deep depression in Bay of Bengal: IMD | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

Cyclone 'Tej' to cross Yemen on Tuesday; deep depression in Bay of Bengal: IMD | Latest News India

‘Tej’ is likely to begin decreasing its intensity from Monday evening as it turns into a very severe Cyclonic storm. | Latest News India

Review: 'Gen V,' the irreverent spinoff of 'The Boys,' flies on its own - Vimarsana News

Review: 'Gen V,' the irreverent spinoff of 'The Boys,' flies on its own

There's nothing worse than an omnipotent superhero with anger control issues, unless they also happen to be an impulsive teenager with a sky-high sex drive and low self-esteem. Roll out the bloodied c...

Source: theday.com
Review: 'Gen V,' the irreverent spinoff of 'The Boys,' flies on its own - Vimarsana News

Review: 'Gen V,' the irreverent spinoff of 'The Boys,' flies on its own

Roll out the bloody carpet for Prime Video's "Gen V," a tale of teens with superpowers that's as raunchy and gory as the adult original.

IMD Issues Red Alert for West Bengal and Odisha as Heavy Rains Expected - Vimarsana News

IMD Issues Red Alert for West Bengal and Odisha as Heavy Rains Expected

East and northeast India has received 25% less rainfall than normal since the beginning of the monsoon season on June 1.

Source: india.com
Oppenheimer went into a deep depression after reading about the effects of the atomic bomb on Japan and even publicly spoke out against using the bomb - Vimarsana News

Oppenheimer went into a deep depression after reading about the effects of the atomic bomb on Japan and even publicly spoke out against using the bomb

At a meeting with President Harry Truman in 1945, J. Robert Oppenheimer told the commander-in-chief he had "blood on my hands."

Source: yahoo.com