The week opens with your mind running faster than your feet. Early on, work pressure makes you tense, and you’ll feel that familiar Aries restlessness in your shoulders and jaw. Don’t fight it by pushing even harder. Channel it. A younger brother or sister, or a cousin like a sibling, brings a small but solid…
Best proverb of the day (Image generated via Google Gemini) We are taught to admire the sun kind of success. The blazing, ambitious, impossible to ignore rise to the top, all drive and heat and noise. This saying offers a quieter alternative that may be worth just as much, if not more. The moon kind…
Healthy relationships need honesty, but they also need boundaries. Love is built on honesty, but honesty does not mean saying absolutely everything that crosses your mind. Many people believe that a successful relationship requires complete transparency, yet oversharing can sometimes create unnecessary insecurity, resentment, or emotional baggage. Healthy relationships are not just about telling the…
Your speech is faster and your decisions more direct with the Moon in Aries. Mercury in Cancer raises focus on routines, tasks to be done and minor mistakes. One careless message could add stress to an already busy schedule. What to Do Today Review email, instructions, forms and details of appointments before sending or confirming…
Japan’s Human-Sized Fridge Climate change is real and this story is one of the examples. The summer temperatures have reached dangerous extremes in most parts of the world. Travellers are increasingly changing not just where they go, but how they travel. Recently we read stories on how scorching summers forced several famous attractions to alter…
Europe’s shrinking Donbe river has hit power supply, transport and businesses Europe’s major rivers are shrinking as extreme heat and drought continue across the continent, creating several issues. Falling water levels are reducing electricity production, disrupting the transport of goods and affecting businesses that depend on rivers.From the Rhine in western Europe to the Danube…
This can turn out to be the best day of your week, Scorpio, but only if you use your depth with wisdom. The Moon lifts your public image, and Jupiter opens doors through other people, so respect, honour, and useful recognition can come more easily now. People are noticing you. Nice. Don’t waste that by…
Rahul Bhatia, promoter and MD of India’s largest carrier IndiGo NEW DELHI: Rahul Bhatia, promoter and MD of India’s largest carrier IndiGo, has opposed the proposed move to allow airport operators in India to own and run airlines too. “There is no global precedent for this. It raises massive conflict-of-interest concerns, and it is unclear…
Gold Rate Today: Will gold fall to $3,800? Deutsche Bank has lowered its outlook for gold prices by slightly more than 20%, cautioning that the metal could decline to $3,800 per ounce if financial markets begin factoring in three to four interest rate increases by the US Federal Reserve. The bank said the balance of…
PM Modi, French President Macron inaugurate ‘Bharat Innovates’ in France Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday jointly inaugurated the Bharat Innovates 2026 conclave in Nice, bringing together startups, innovators, venture capital funds and academic institutions from India, France and other countries, as the two nations seek to deepen cooperation in…
For many Class 12 students, the weeks after board results are filled with cut-offs, course combinations and endless discussions about college choices. Miranda House is now inviting students to step away from admission portals for a few hours and walk through the campus before making those decisions.The Delhi University college has announced a series of…
In the late 18th century, New York farmer John Masten discovered enormous prehistoric bones in marl pits. Artist Charles Willson Peale acquired these remains, embarking on a monumental effort to excavate and assemble America’s first mounted fossil exhibit. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons History happens in the strangest of places. For John Masten, a farmer from…
