Josh Allen’s latest $1.7 million feat puts Bills superstar alongside Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes in rare company

A recent sale of Josh Allen’s rookie trading card shattered records, fetching an astounding $1.7 million. This remarkable transaction positions him among elite company like Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes. The collectible, adorned with an autograph and an NFL Shield patch, is treasured not only for his past feats but also for his bright future….

Mulank 8 Daily Numerology Horoscope, 07 August 2026: An Overdue Duty Demands Action

As old responsibilities come back into focus, deadlines are approaching and need careful management. Delegating smaller tasks can help lighten the load, while ensuring that everyone stays rested and effective. It’s important to facilitate collaboration without resorting to a harsh tone or ignoring past errors. Take on challenging assignments with clear boundaries and keep records…

‘Korean Kanagaraju’ X review: Varun Tej’s performance earns praise; fans call it ‘Billa with a horror touch’

Varun Tej’s film ‘Korean Kanagaraju’ has now opened in theaters across the country. Early social media reactions highlight Satya’s strong comic timing and the film’s entertainment value. Audiences appreciated Varun Tej’s dual role and the engaging screenplay throughout most of the narrative. However, some viewers pointed out flaws in the movie’s climax and screenplay portions….

Temporary disability certificate won’t deny MBBS seat for students PwBD quota: NMC

Candidates holding temporary disability certificates can now pursue MBBS admissions, reflecting significant changes in the National Medical Commission’s policies. The revised guidelines indicate that admission requests from persons with disabilities will be subject to assessment by medical boards. It is noteworthy that the presence of progressive or non-progressive disabilities will not inherently prevent admission, with…

Temporary disability cert no bar for PwBD quota MBBS seat: NMC

Candidates holding temporary disability certificates can now pursue MBBS admissions, reflecting significant changes in the National Medical Commission’s policies. The revised guidelines indicate that admission requests from persons with disabilities will be subject to assessment by medical boards. It is noteworthy that the presence of progressive or non-progressive disabilities will not inherently prevent admission, with…