What every zodiac sign needs to know this week August 30 to September 05, 2026 and 3 simple ways to align with the universe

AriesThe week may begin quietly, but that mood won’t last. By the time you feel ready to move, you could move very quickly. An idea, conversation or decision that has been sitting in the background may finally demand action. Your vibe this week: Stop rehearsing. Start.TaurusYou don’t need to change everything just because something feels…

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Rahul Gandhi asks Congress to monitor party netas’ social media stands | India News

Rahul Gandhi asks Congress to track leaders’ social media push on social justice issues NEW DELHI: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is learnt to have asked the party to monitor social media of functionaries if they are amplifying the party line on social justice issues.The direction came after Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge at CWC meeting Wednesday…

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Dharmendra Pradhan calls Rahul Gandhi ‘habitual liar’, takes ‘selective democracy’ jibe at Congress | India News

Pradhan slams Rahul over ‘selective democracy’ NEW DELHI: Senior BJP leader Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday trained his guns on Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi, branding him a “habitual liar” and accusing the Congress of shedding “crocodile tears” over students’ concerns.Pradhan’s remarks came amid protests in Jharkhand over irregularities and paper leaks in competitive…

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Scorpio Horoscope Today, September 15, 2026: A cautious day for relationships, work and finances; avoid arguments and risky investments

General:Today asks for restraint. Not fear, restraint. The chart shows that there is more leaving than entering and can leave your mood less pleasant. Mars causes anger, Saturn presses on responsibilities and the Moon shows weaknesses in your relationships and money. So tread carefully.You may feel that others are provoking you, wasting your time, or…

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J&K govt warns against buying shock-emitting ‘dog sticks’, cites arms law | India News

J&K may bring electric ‘dog sticks’ under arms rules as authorities flag animal cruelty concerns and warn against their use on street dogs SRINAGAR: Electronically operated, shock-delivering “dog sticks” advertised online as protection against street dogs may be brought under the ambit of J&K Arms Rules, 2016, the govt has announced as such devices come…

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Himachal under monsoon fury: 259 dead, 150 roads cut off, losses cross Rs 1,200 crore in last 64 days | India News

The water supply network has also suffered disruption, with 40 schemes currently affected. Hamirpur accounts for 23 of the disrupted schemes, while Shimla has reported 17. NEW DELHI: Monsoon rains have claimed 259 lives and caused damage worth more than Rs 1,200 crore across Himachal Pradesh in just 64 days, according to State Emergency Operations…

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Kangana Ranaut slams Naseeruddin Shah after Piyush Mishra’s reaction to his ‘dog’ comment: ‘Woh iss desh ke hai lekin ladte padosi desh ke liye hai’ |

A war of words has erupted between veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah and actor-singer Piyush Mishra, with BJP MP and actress Kangana Ranaut now weighing in on the controversy. After Mishra criticised Shah over his comments about Bollywood celebrities remaining silent during student protests, Kangana came out in support of Mishra and launched a sharp attack…

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Daily Nadi Horoscope for Scorpio (18th August 2026): Don’t Let an Expense Disrupt an Important Future Plan

Under the influence of the Libra Moon, it’s a day for reflection and strategic planning. With Mercury in a volatile state, communication of vital information can become muddled. Scorpio individuals are advised to scrutinize their budgets, particularly focusing on travel and health expenses. Avoid making hasty travel arrangements or divulging personal plans too freely. This…

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14 fossilised teeth found in Egypt’s ancient shark graveyard reveal five extinct species from the age of dinosaurs | World News

A barren stretch of Egypt’s Western Desert has yielded an unexpected glimpse into a prehistoric ocean, with scientists uncovering fossilised shark teeth belonging to five extinct species that lived during the Late Cretaceous, when dinosaurs still dominated the planet. The discovery comes from the Abu-Tartur Plateau in southwestern Egypt, an area that today is an…

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