The weirdest exam superstitions

Pandit, an HSC student whose exams are on, wears a variety of underwear in different shades of blue. Yes for good luck. Two years ago, on the first day of his SSC examination, he had worn blue underwear and simply sailed through the English paper.

He has friends who carry only one lucky pen, and cry when its refill runs out. Some like Anamitra Ghatak vow not to shave. Some don't bathe for fear that they might "lose touch with the exam air".

When Vivek Kumar Duggal, an ad professional, was giving his degree exams, he would make it a point to pay one rupee to the first beggar he found on his way to the centre. So you now know how Indian techies have made so big in their life...............Read more............The weirdest exam superstitions

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Miracle - Blind woman gets eyesight at 'Golden Temple'

Amritsar which literally means "pool of nectar" is the name of a Sikh holy city located in the northern Indian state of Punjab, where "The Golden Temple" or Darbar Sahib is situated. It is the most sacred temple for Sikhs. Over here people believe that miracles do happen when prayers are done with devotion.

As per one India TV channel report, a woman from Sangrur in Punjab, has claimed that her lost eyesight has been restored after she took a dip in the ‘Sarovar /Sacred pool’ near the Dukh Bhanjani Ber at the Golden Temple one-and-a-half years ago.

As per Jatinder Kaur," She had lost her eyesight about eight years ago and. Despite treatment from various doctors, she could barely see. "Earlier I just couldn’t move about without any help but now I can go anywhere by myself," she said.

Jatinder’s father, Malwinder Singh, said it remains a mystery as to how she got her eyesight back. The temple’s head ‘granthi’, Giani Gurbachan Singh, said, "Miracles have been happening."

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