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Sagittarius Serious In Love: Astrologer explains impulsive side; signs include jealousy

Individuals born under the Sagittarius sign are characterized by their insatiable thirst for knowledge and a wide range of interests. They exhibit a strong commitment to their responsibilities, ensuring that every task is completed. In matters of love, their involvement deepens, and they may experience heightened emotions. This can sometimes lead to impulsive behaviors and jealousy as they seek validation in their relationships, reflecting their deep connections and intense feelings.
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September 23, 2026 Guidance: Aquarius Moon urges authentic path; readers question expectations

September twenty-third, two thousand twenty-six, energy focuses on future decisions and personal evolution. The Aquarius Moon conjunct the North Node encourages self-discovery beyond others' expectations. Spiritual lessons highlight recognizing when belonging pressures interrupt personal direction. This day invites independent thinking and challenging inherited assumptions for future paths. Pay attention to what sparks curiosity, not just familiarity, for your true direction.
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Sunita reveals if she will accept Govinda again after cheating allegations: 'Forgiveness is not.'

Govinda and Sunita Ahuja stirred the pot during their separate visits to the Lalbaugcha Raja pandal in Mumbai. Sunita, while holding her beloved pet, made pointed comments about betrayal, catching the attention of social media users. In a twist, shortly after Sunita's outing, Govinda was seen alongside his rumored partner, Komal Rani Swarnkar.
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‘Jana Nayagan’ leak case: Madras HC cancels preventive detention order

The Madras High Court has overturned the Goondas Act detention order concerning Umasankar, who was linked to the online leak of 'Jana Nayagan' prior to its censor approval. His sister challenged the detention through a habeas corpus petition, though the court's decision doesn't resolve the allegations against him. 'Jana Nayagan' has since been released in theaters and has achieved commercial success.
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'Hanuman Ansh' BO Day 48 [LIVE]: Neem Kaorli Baba biopic crosses Rs 282 crore domestic net milestone

Vishal Chaturvedi's spiritual biopic 'Hanuman Ansh', starring Shobhinaw Satyaa as Neem Karoli Baba, continues its remarkable box-office trajectory on Day 48. After a modest start, the film experienced a sharp week-on-week surge, pushing its India net collection past Rs 281 crore and global gross to Rs 366.45 crore. Supported by strong word-of-mouth and high-profile celebrity endorsements, the extended theatrical run is now setting its sights on the Rs 285 crore domestic net milestone.
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Psychology says adults who call their parents daily may still be emotionally independent, and here’s why

Regularly reaching out to parents may reveal a deep emotional attachment, not mere dependence. Achieving emotional independence signifies the ability to make decisions without needing constant approval, while still valuing familial closeness. Depending on cultural backgrounds, the significance of frequent communication is viewed differently. Maturity involves fostering supportive relationships that enhance both autonomy and connection without severing important ties.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

‘No wonder Indians are chasing other passports’: Entrepreneur questions Indian passport benefits, says he pays up to ₹1 crore in taxes

Jitendra Emmani's recent post on social media highlights the difficulties faced by Indian passport holders in international travel. He discusses the long visa processes and paperwork that often deter travel plans. Emmani mentions his significant tax payments, stating these yield little benefit to him. His comments have sparked a broader discussion about the value and strength of Indian passports.
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Why you sometimes feel like you are falling while falling asleep

Hypnic jerks are those surprising muscle contractions that catch many adults off guard as they drift into slumber. Often described as sudden falls or jolts, they can spike heart rates and disrupt sleep patterns. Factors such as stress, exhaustion, and caffeine are known to amplify these sensations, sometimes triggering insomnia. In extreme instances, hypnic jerks can even pose mental health risks.
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Asian Games: Satwik-Chirag win not enough as India lose men's badminton SF

It was a creditable result for the Indian men's team as they secured back-to-back Asian Games team medals for the first time in 40 years, following the bronze medals won in the 1982 and 1986 editions
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Roshibina Devi enters Wushu final, to face China in gold medal match

The 25-year-old was not part of India's original squad for the Games. She got into the team after Divyanshi suffered an injury, opening up a place in the squad.
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Scientists grew veggies on the ISS; edible parts had Earth-normal microbes

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The Times of IndiaScience

'Deliberations sign of pure democracy': BJP reacts to EC 'SIR split' row, targets Congress

BJP MP Sambit Patra defended the Election Commission's internal discussions as a sign of democracy. He accused opposition parties, particularly Congress, of undermining constitutional institutions due to electoral defeats. Patra highlighted that criticism of the Election Commission indicates a broader campaign against democratic bodies. He emphasized that the opposition's attacks are inappropriate and calls into question their respect for established institutions.
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BJP appoints incharges and co-incharges for 28 states, 8 UTs: Full list

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Validity of CEC appointment law: SC split over Constitution Bench referral

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T'gana lecturer kills engineering student after she befriended another man

In a tragic turn of events, 20-year-old engineering student Tandhra Akshitharani was reportedly killed by her former lecturer, Jetty Naveen Kumar. Following revelations of her sexual exploitation by colleague Bommakanthi Ravikumar, she was coerced into ingesting pesticide. Attempting to disguise the act as a suicide, Kumar fled after alerting her father. Sadly, Akshitharani succumbed to her injuries at a government hospital, with both Kumar and Ravikumar now in police custody.
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