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5 Vastu tips for promotion and salary hike during appraisal season

Appraisal season has an interesting effect on offices. Suddenly, everyone remembers the targets they achieved eleven months ago.Presentations become sharper, conversations with managers become more strategic, and that one appreciation email from February is finally searched for again.Of course, no Vastu remedy can replace performance, visibility or a well-prepared appraisal conversation. But if you follow Vastu and energy practices, your work desk and workspace can be consciously arranged around growth, communication and recognition.Here are five changes I generally suggest.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

21st September 2026 Forecast: Moon in Capricorn guides zodiac; lucky numbers & colours for work

Discipline and consistency can build up one's reputation, influencing future endeavors. New obligations may test resilience, requiring realistic commitments and careful planning. Financial goals necessitate tighter structures and automated progress for steady advancement. Gathering supporting documents and establishing clear routines are essential for success. Accountability for resources and careful decision-making will ensure future accuracy.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Numerology Chart Reading: Calculate key birth & name numbers; understand their different layers

Numerology analyzes both your birth date and name to uncover distinct personality traits and life trajectories. Your birth number reveals inherent behaviors and instinctual responses to various circumstances. Meanwhile, the life path number shapes the overarching direction and vital lessons encountered in life. Additionally, name numbers, including expression and soul urge, illuminate unique talents and deep-seated desires. Together, these numbers provide rich insights into one's character and essence.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Lesson On Letting Go: Gita verse links attachment to control; love becomes healthier

Trying to control people becomes tiresome and leads to frustration. Krishna's teaching from the Bhagavad Gita offers valuable guidance on attachment. Letting go of possessiveness and expectations brings inner peace to relationships. Detachment is freedom from unhealthy dependence, not indifference towards others. Healthy love thrives when it does not own outcomes or control responses.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Live: India win 4th shooting medal, Suchika clinches MMA bronze

Live India win th shooting medal Suchika clinches MMA bronze
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India TodayHome

Akhilesh Yadav claims 151 Ambedkar statues vandalised in UP during BJP's rule

Akhilesh Yadav claims Ambedkar statues vandalised in UP during BJPs rule
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India TodayHome

Asian Games 2026 Day 2: Dhillon's silver, Patil's bronze extend India's medal count

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The Times of IndiaSports

Men’s 10m Air Rifle: Dhillon, Patil win silver, bronze; India’s shooting surge continues

Himanshu Dhillon and Rudrankksh Patil added individual silver and bronze to India’s shooting haul at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, hours after helping the country win silver in the men’s 10m air rifle team event. Rudrankksh, who was part of India’s gold-medal winning team at Hangzhou, finished third after topping India’s qualification standings, while Himanshu secured silver as India continued its strong start in shooting.
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The Times of IndiaSports

Suchika Tariyal creates history, wins India's maiden MMA medal at Asian Games 2026

Suchika Tariyal won India's first MMA medal, securing a bronze at the Asian Games. She lost her semi-final bout in the extra round after a tough contest. Tariyal's achievement marks a significant milestone for Indian mixed martial arts. The athlete previously competed in judo and kurash at international events. This bronze adds another chapter to her diverse sporting career.
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The Times of IndiaSports

Vocalist Sargam Vaish accuses 'Vvan' team of using his song without consent

Vocalist Sargam Vaish has accused the makers of Vvan: Force of the Forest of using his song. He claims his original music appeared in the trailer without any permission. Vaish stated this unauthorized use could impact his existing contract with a music label. He has requested the film team to remove his music from promotional materials. The vocalist also indicated potential legal action if his concerns are not addressed.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

'Mysaa' teaser OUT: Rashmika Mandanna fights underwater

Rashmika Mandanna unveils a fierce new avatar in the 'Mysaa' action thriller teaser. She portrays a Gond tribal woman facing personal struggles and becoming a fighter. The teaser showcases intense action sequences, including a notable underwater fight scene. Mandanna suffered a hip injury during the physically demanding filming of the movie. 'Mysaa' is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on November 27, 2026.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

The late Tom Parker’s wife, Kelsey Parker, welcomes baby

With hearts full of joy, Kelsey Parker, the widow of the late singer Tom Parker, has announced the birth of her baby boy, River, alongside her partner Will Lindsay. This beautiful moment comes after a painful stillbirth last year and follows their pregnancy reveal earlier in May. The couple is embracing this new chapter as they celebrate the expansion of their family.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

'I don't think witnessing one's wife's death is a blessing': Vinod

Actor Vinod Kozhikode opened up about the heartbreaking final moments spent with his wife, sharing his profound sorrow. He vividly remembers noticing her irregular breathing before his morning walk. Despite the efforts of their neighbors to rush her to the hospital, she succumbed swiftly. Kozhikode revealed a deep wish to have been the one to go first, as he feels that genuine solace cannot come from anyone else.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment

How to make Thatte Idli at home: Easy step-by-step recipe to make fluffy Karnataka plate idlis

Have you ever crossed a South Indian food joint and spotted giant, plate-sized idlis stacked high behind the counter? That's thatte idli, which is quite deeply interwoven into the culture of Karnataka. Unlike the small, dome-shaped idlis found nearly everywhere else in South India, this one is wide, flat, and irresistibly soft, closer in texture to a cloud than a rice cake.The name comes from the Kannada word "thatte," meaning plate, since that's what it's steamed in instead of the usual idli mould. What just began as a practical solution at roadside stalls—using fewer utensils, quicker service, and serving one big idli instead of several small ones—slowly became a full-blown regional specialty, loved across Karnataka and popular even beyond it.Here is the simple step-by-step recipe to make Thatte idli at home:
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

Turn old dupattas into stylish cushion covers without sewing: Easy ways to give your home décor a beautiful makeover

Transforming old dupattas into charming cushion covers is easier than you think, with a wealth of no-sew techniques available. Using fabric glue gives these pillow covers a polished appearance, while knotting them can add a laid-back, bohemian vibe to your living space. For those who prefer a non-adhesive approach, safety pins and brooches can elegantly secure the fabric without any sewing required.
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