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Spiritual Quote of the Day, October 8: Virgo Moon Brings a Reminder to Fix What You Can Instead of Worrying About Everything

Today’s spiritual lesson emphasizes that worry encompasses many problems, whereas repair tackles them individually. The Moon in Virgo encourages a detailed approach to unfinished tasks and concerns. People are advised to sort their worries into actionable items and those that require waiting. Completing small tasks can alleviate anxiety and assist in managing larger challenges. Setting…

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Times Prime rolls out Rs 1 lakh reward envelopes across 5,000 Daalchini vending machines | India News

Times Prime takes ‘Born to Reward’ to Daalchini vending machines Times Prime has partnered with Daalchini as part of its ‘Born to Reward’ birthday campaign, placing 1,00,000 limited-edition reward envelopes across 5,000 Daalchini vending machines in Mumbai and Delhi.The campaign, which runs from September 23 to October 31, offers consumers reward envelopes priced at Rs…

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Dr. Phil and Robin McGraw bought a Beverly Hills property for $29.8 million in 2010 and completed the mansion a year later; 16 years on, the 16,079-sq-ft estate is listed for $67.5 million

Photo credit (L-R): Getty Images; Realtor.com Dr. Phil McGraw and Robin McGraw are ready to part ways with their lavish Beverly Hills estate, more than a decade after transforming the property into a grand Mediterranean Revival-style mansion. The couple purchased the property for $29.8 million in 2010 and completed the residence a year later after…

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Nana Patekar’s dialogue on the threat of ‘internal enemies’ goes viral after his demise: ‘Army training should be mandatory for everyone’ | Hindi Movie News

Nana Patekar‘s connection with the Indian Army went well beyond the screen. For Prahaar, which he directed in 1991, he went through three years of demanding military training with the Maratha Light Infantry. Then, in 1999, as the Kargil War broke out, he volunteered for service and spent roughly three months with the Quick Reaction…

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From Pitru Paksha to Samhain: How Cultures Around the World Honour Ancestors in Autumn

During this special time, cultures around the world pay tribute to their ancestors through unique traditions. In India, the Pitru Paksha observance includes placing food offerings for crows as a symbolic gesture to honor past relatives. In Cambodia, families commemorate the dead with Pchum Ben, where rice offerings are made at pagodas. Something happens across…

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‘Targeting civilian infrastructure unacceptable’: India condemns Houthis attack on Riyadh airports | India News

 Houthi group attacked Saudi airports. (ANI) NEW DELHI: The ministry of external affairs (MEA) on Thursday condemned recent attacks on two airports in Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh by Yemen’s Iran-linked Houthi group, calling the targeting of civilian infrastructure “completely unacceptable”.MEA issued a statement saying that the attacks on Abha International Airport and King Khalid International Airport…

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In 2016, Cumbria began trialling waste-plastic roads; a year later, an A7 project reused 500,000 bottles or 800,000 bags; five years later, the trials were deemed successful

Kingstown Road and Scotland Road form one of the main routes into Carlisle, and by autumn 2017 they had a new skin. Some of the bitumen holding the asphalt together had been replaced with pellets made from waste plastic.Cumbria, an area in England, wanted to make roads the better way. Roads that are environmentally friendly….

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Nana Patekar passes away, Tukaram Mundhe reveals the veteran actor’s last words to him 8 days before his demise: ‘A few leave behind a part of themselves in our lives’ | Hindi Movie News

Veteran actor Nana Patekar has died at the age of 75 after suffering a cardiac arrest at his home in Goa. The actor was found unconscious at his residence in the early hours of Thursday and was rushed to a private hospital, where doctors tried to revive him for nearly 45 minutes. He was declared…

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Beyond condoms: WHO blueprint for new male contraceptives | India News

Contraceptive choices for men. (Reuters) NEW DELHI: Men could have more contraceptive choices beyond condoms and vasectomy, with the World Health Organization (WHO) releasing its first global blueprint for developing novel male contraceptives, including daily pills or gels, longer-acting injections and implants, sperm-function blockers and reversible methods that block sperm transport.The WHO’s Target Product Profiles…

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