Here, we take a look at five such surprising Indian superstitions, where they come from and why they still exist in this day ...

In India, superstitions and myths have fueled a rampant illegal trade in the red sand boa, a docile, nonvenomous snake, reports Shatabdi Chakrabarti in a video for Mongabay India. The red sand boa ...

In some parts of Europe, it's believed that if a sparrow flies into your home, it’s a sign that your loved one is going to ...

Speaking in the Assembly, the Minister contended that such a law would not “stop one belief or protect another.” ...

Barcelona vs Liverpool, the second leg of that Champions League semi-final. I’d watched the first leg at home, on my bed, wea ...

Jawed said that hair fall happens in India because of a ‘superstition’ and it is hair oil. He stressed that oil is ruining our hair. The hairstylist explained, “Our body has everything it ...

In a world increasingly driven by scientific advancements, it is paradoxical that the lines between science, faith and superstition often blur. This phenomenon is universal. But in India ...

The maturity The former India cricketer even wrote on X ... After this knock, Raj Kumar Sharma's superstition is dispelled, and he now plans to stay with his son and cheer for him in every ...

Neil McKenzie's pre-match superstitions included taping down all toilet seats, turning off the dressing room lights and ...